Zion Wildflower Resort - Glamping Zion National Park

We had such a wonderful experience at Wildflower Zion Resort. We stayed at the Grand Mesa Tent (late November.) We weren’t lucky enough to be able to do the bonfire in the evening because all the chairs were taken up, but hopefully on our next visit we can. They set up two bonfires after the sun sets. The staff was accommodating when we checked in late by providing a lock box with our room key. They also gave us an extra chair for the patio deck since there was only one. Wonderful views and only a 15 minute drive to Zion entrance. We also explored the small town Hurricane which is only about a 5-10 minute drive. Our room had its own private bathroom and shower, a mini fridge, microwave and coffee maker (for pods). Some advice from us first-timers would be to be blankets because it did get chilly at night and the two nights we stayed, there was a ton of wind overnight and the heater wasn’t really heating up enough to keep us warm. There was hot water which was great for a warm shower after a long day hiking. We checked out the Wildflower trail at the top of the site, and it had an amazing view. Definitely a must to stay here when visiting Zion!

We loved staying at Wildflower. The tents have all the amenities and beds sheets are very comfortable. There is a nice pool and jacuzzi on the property. We arrived after a long drive and our hot water did not work. The property manager responded to my text promptly but took about 30 min to come by and restart the hot water generator. It was nice to have hot water, but delayed our evening after a long day of hiking and driving. We did not have time to use the jacuzzi in the evening, but we got up and used it during sunrise which was really nice and peaceful. I would have loved to stay more than one night!

My family and I enjoyed our stay at Wildflower. The wagon was unbelievably amazing!! Our spot and the surroundings were incredible!! The view of the sunset was indescribable. Just breathtaking!! The only flaw was during our stay for 3 days, no one emptied the trash. With my family and other guests filling it up. We had to empty it out ourselves throughout our stay. Maybe have a talk with your staff on being more attentive to their duties.

We had a wonderful time at wildflower resort! I really liked the care they took to make the room stylish and comfortable and the little touches like s’mores kits, delicious coffee in the lobby and nice toiletries. The front desk staff were very friendly and enthusiastic and our interactions with them wonderful. The pool and hot tub were really luxurious and we had a great time relaxing and unwinding there. The views all around the resort were mind blowing. Really hope to return again someday!

During our stay at Zion Wildflower Resort in November, our grand mesa tent room heater did not work. Our first room was missing a heater remote (after learning from another guest that 2 remotes were used to control the heater) we inquired about the missing remote at the front desk and the resolution: our room was changed. Our second room heater still did not work. I’m not sure if this was just a one time situation, and perhaps other rooms were fine but this was very very unfortunate since we really looked forward to this stay. We stayed in the grand mesa tents (Rooms 111 & 112) and unfortunately we ended up sleeping in ~40 degrees Fahrenheit for two nights straight. Be sure to check your heater before staying the night, or consider staying here during warmer months! Smores were enjoyable and views were breathtaking.