Other lodging is available year-round outside the park. Fiddlers Green Circle, Suite 600 North, Greenwood Village, CO 80111 (303) 29-PARKS (297-2757) or toll-free at (888) 297-2757 or visit The reservations office is open from 7 a.m.
Contact Xanterra Parks & Resorts ®, 6312 S. Visitors are encouraged to make reservations several months in advance. Designed by architect Gilbert Stanley Underwood, the lodge is now a National Historic Landmark.Īs a general rule, accommodations are in heavy demand from May through October. Exhibits inside describe the park's human history. Even the company that manufactured the original hickory furniture was commissioned to produce the new furniture. The lodge has been restored to reflect the rustic style of the 1930s. Lodging: Bryce Canyon Lodge has three deluxe suites, a studio, 70 motel rooms and 40 deluxe cabin units. Ask at the Bryce Canyon Airport on the north side of Hwy 12 or at Ruby's Inn for more information. Ground and Aerial Tours: Try these popular ways to get to know the park. To schedule a horseback tour before arriving at the park, contact Canyon Trail Rides, P.O.
Horseback Tours: Offered in two-hour or half-day durations, these tours can be arranged at Bryce Canyon Lodge. Long distance views are best from Farview, Rainbow and Yovimpa points. Bryce's famous pinnacles, spires and monuments can be seen from Fairyland View, Sunrise, Sunset, Inspiration and Bryce points, and Paria View. Guided and Self-Guiding Tours: The NPS offers guided talks, walks and hikes throughout the summer.ĭriving: Drive to the southern end of the park's 18-mile scenic road and stop at the various overlooks as you return back to the north. Groceries are also available in nearby communities. to 8 p.m., but call Bryce Canyon Lodge at (435) 834-8700 to confirm current hours. The General Store is open from mid-April to mid-October, generally from 8 a.m. Groceries: Snacks, camping supplies and sundries may be purchased at the General Store, which is located a 0.5-mile north of the Bryce Canyon Lodge near Sunrise Point. One-hour photo and digital downloading services are available at Ruby's Inn, located just outside the park. Gift shops in local communities offer a wide range of souvenirs, art, gifts and traveler's needs. Books, maps, compact discs and other educational materials produced by the Bryce Canyon Natural History Association are also available year round at the visitor center. Gifts: The Bryce Canyon Lodge gift shop, a Fred Harvey Trading Company store, offers a fine selection of authentic, handmade American Indian jewelry, pottery and gifts as well as film, sundries and souvenirs distinctive to Bryce Canyon. Gasoline: There are no gas stations in the park but there are several located in towns just outside the park, including Tropic. Restaurants are also located in communities outside the national park. The dining room is open April through October. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are available, including children's menus. Order them from the dining room cashier by 9 p.m. Picnic sack lunches can also be prepared. Dinner is by reservation call (435) 834-8760. Current schedules for activities are posted at the visitor center.Ĭamping: Visit our camping section for more information.ĭining: Inside the park, dine in the rustic style and elegance of the 1930s at the Bryce Canyon Lodge dining room. Hoodoo, the park newspaper published by Bryce Canyon Natural History Association, is available for visitors who want more in-depth information about Bryce Canyon. A video program is shown daily in the auditorium. Visitor Center: Open year-round, except Thanksgiving and Christmas, the center is located one mile inside the park boundary and houses a natural history museum.
BRYCE CANYON LODGE RESERVATIONS FREE
A free shuttle system, included with the park's entrance fee, primarily serves the main amphitheater. Park Fees: Entrance to Bryce is $25 per car and $12 per pedestrian or bicyclist (good for seven days). Drive through scenic Red Canyon to the top of the Paunsaugunt Plateau, then turn south onto Route 63 to Bryce Canyon National Park. Turn east on National Scenic Byway 12, an All-American Road.
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