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!

I was so looking forward to this and I was really disappointed. We booked the Grand Mesa Tent. I realize it's "Glamping" and I'm not bougee at all but I was expecting better qualify. We got there and had to wait on the room to get cleaned. They were not full by any stretch of the imagination. They apparently had just turned on the heat and it was super cold. The 2 heaters in the room are near the ceiling of tent. Hello.. hot air rises. I would suggest maybe a ceiling fan to push the air down. We had it set on 86 and it was so cold we slept in our clothes that night. The floors of the tent are a thin plywood which you could see the outside. (they could cut down on heating and air costs if you constructed in a better fashion.) They are NOT out in the middle of nowhere like I thought. There is literally a Fairfield Inn and alot more construction going on right next door. I was assured it would be dark so I could take some photos but it is NOT dark so that was another negative. The traffic sound from our tent was loud. There is a highway right by the entrance. Again, shame on me for not making sure how "remote" this facility was. The 2nd night we did sit by the fire with some others but it was also too cold so went to bed. I'm sure in the summer you might have a better experience but for $500.00 for 2 nights and cooking my own meals on a grill that needed some work I guess I expected more. Sorry to say we won't be back.

I didn’t quite know what to expect going in but was hoping for a peaceful tiny house experience while hiking the national parks in Utah and that’s exactly what I got! This place is honestly hard to put into words. It was so clean and calm. Such a beautiful place to come back to every evening after hot hard hikes in the park. It’s closest to Zion (about a 20 min drive). We also drove to Bryce (1.5 hours) and the North Rim of the Grand Canyon (2.5 hours) from here as well. The free amenities, especially the bag of ice and cooler every day were amazing because even at the end of Sept the temps were in the 90s! The complimentary coffee and tea and microwave and mini fridge in the room were all also much appreciated. I honestly hope to come back some day!

Disappointing. I was wanting to buy into the hype. Invest in businesses that are green and mindful. But this is sadly just a sells tactic for this business. To get clients to pay high prices and believe they are contributing to something great and unique. They discriminate against health and disability issues openly to their employees. While encouraging guest to pay high prices to get their mind and health well. Behind the scenes cutting wages to employees cause new rules are passed under the new administration. Then if disabled person or health problems emerge suddenly but employees are still able to do the work they will be forced or coerced into non paid time. No effort to encourage mindfulness or peace of mind to heal behind the scenes, and work. Sad. Unfortunate. Total opposite of what they preach on the website, to clients, and to investors. This is not a mindful business. It’s a greedy, unthoughtful business. That cares about mass profits for more investments, not your health or well being. Literally just adding stress to a somewhat stressful situation that could have been juggled and handled. Demoting and firing instead of working with someone that has a disability but can still get the job done. I wouldn’t recommend supporting this place, in any financial or employment form

Fabulous experience!! We slept in a big tent, with bathroom and very comfortable beds, it was really cute and cozy especially at night. The view was amazing, the amenities(pool and green spots) were fun and great quality work. The staff was also nice, helpful and we loved or stay. One thing: in case of wind, tents are blown and moving loud, so if you are sensitive for noises, bring ear plugs:)

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.

What a fun place to stay! I’m not a camper, but wanted to try glamping for a little change-up on our trip to the national parks in Utah. We stayed in a covered wagon that was so comfy, with a great king-sized bed and air conditioning. It was a little noisy the first night as it was windy and the canvas covering was rattling but the second night was much quieter. The bathrooms were very modern and clean. The pool was fabulous, and we enjoyed it after hiking at Zion. The park was a short drive away and easy to get to from the resort. We loved the s’mores bags we got each day and enjoyed the campfires each night. I wish we could have stayed longer than two nights to really relax at the resort.

By far the very best services and lodging I've ever experienced in my 59 yr life! I've been rustic camping and in very high end all inclusive lodging and on cruises. (Offering that as a comparison for not as a bragging about my travels). The communication from the resort prior to arrival was exceptional with caring touches like "safe travels" "enjoy your time at Bryce"....leaving the lights on upon arrival what a spectacular view of the Mesa tent site! Impressive! Also made it so easy to find the site at night! The amenities they offer like free s'mores kit, sticks, free ice, use of a cooler (free).....all scream we care about you and our focus is on creating a spectacular customer experience. We treat you like family-welcome to our home. Rather than you are someone we can make $$$ from (the typical service from many other lodging/resorts/cruises but NOT here!) The views were spectacular. Why drive to Zion to see a sunset when you have a view like this from Your private deck! The jacuzzi was fabulous. The pool was ice cold! ? Spring fed?? It was refreshing. The adorable kick boards for children-what a sweet touch! Location was exceptional as well. We highly recommend a stay here! We do recommend to Wildflower instead of or in addition to site numbers (90,91....) why not name your sites: mountaintop, Daisy......and your roads "Take lavender lane to Rocky road"?

Very comfortable and fully equipped tents. Comforts similar to a hotel, but with much more including a deck facing beautiful views, a green area a with covered are for cooking on three nice gas grills, swimming pool. Cons: A lot of road noise Need shade around the pool Neighbouring tents may leave their patio cafe lights on all night which diminishes the views and brings light into your tent while trying to sleep.

The Yurt my sister and I stayed in for a night was great. Bathroom inside and all yours. Stayed at a place in Escalante and our bathroom was not inside our room which reminded me of freshman year in college They told us about the restaurant down the road and it was great! We sat in the bar and saw an amazing sunset

Amazing place, very close to Zion Park. Check in was easy. Kid friendly. Pool was so popular after a long day of hiking .

Went here with a few families for Thanksgiving break and it was such a delight. The cabins were clean and cozy, they had a bbq area to gather, fire pit, pool and jacuzzi, small snack store and bikes you can use. The location was close to many restaurants and many areas to explore. Upon check-in you are greeted with a s'more kit and they have free ice if needed, coolers you can borrow and they replace all the propane and charcoal. It's like outdoors meets resort! Definitely glamping! If I had a wishlist I would add a sink near the bbq area and a place to gather that is sheltered when it rains. But this is definitely a place I will visit again!

Very clean and cute resort. Staffs are very accommodating our visit. They listened and fixed problem on the spot. Coffee machine is top notch. S'more package for camp fire is fun and creative. Highly recommend this place.

This is an awesome resort! The staff was extremely helpful as soon as we arrived (and even texted us before we got there), the pool and hot tub was amazing, especially after the long hikes we went on, and the fire pit was a must for the evenings each night with our s'mores kits. The resort was about 20 mins from the entrance from Mt. Zion but it was totally fine. We stayed right along the road did not seem to hear any noises or anything that bothered us at all. I would remind you that this is essentially "Glamping" so of course there could be a bug or two, we did not experience any of these issues and wholeheartedly enjoyed our stay at wildflower. Our stay was in a single king suite and everything was prefect! All of the furniture throughout was nice and clean and they also provided additional towels, even when we had the do not disturb up. Definitely a 10/10; but if you're looking for a typical hotel, you won't find it here, just a bunch of friendly people who enjoy being under the stars.

BEST. PLACE. EVER. My family and I have traveled a great amount and never have I ever felt so at home at a resort! Wildflower is such a beautiful, peaceful, friendly environment that I absolutely adored. Our bungalow room was so fun and the staff were so sweet and had great amenities! The atmosphere in the evening was so nice with the fire pits and the outdoor grills. We grilled our dinner one night and it was so fun to be outside with my family and even other families too! The location is fantastic too, being 20 min to Zion's entrance and the cutest town, Springdale! I was so sad to leave, but am already thinking about when I can come back to Wildflower!

You NEED to come here! Came for a group retreat! Was blown away! It was a pristine property. Super clean, everything was incredibly comfortable. The amenities at the resort were fantastic and some of the most beautiful views I've ever seen. The hot tub was huge and warm and incredible this time of year (early November). The staff was ver welcoming and accommodating as well. Cannot wait to bring my family here next year!

Enjoyed my stay here. Very relaxing, no problems. Room was clean & they had games for the kids. My only suggestion is to add some shade/umbrellas near the pool area. Otherwise everything was great!

Decided to stay here to be close to nature and experience relaxing and sleeping as close to outdoors as possible. Much to our surprise and disappointment, there was a wedding with extremely loud dj playing music that blasted through the entire resort. They were extremely loud past the 10pm curfew. The front desk staff was extremely unfriendly. When advising them of the loud noise past 10pm she said there is nothing they can do about it. I guess they don't care about their other paying guests, only the revenue from the wedding party. I would never recommend staying here, especially with such uncaring staff. This stay was anything but relaxing. It was more like sleeping at an outside night club.

Stayed here for one night in October 2022. Chose the covered wagon accommodation. It was great! Staff was friendly. Check in around 5pm. Wagon was spacious and clean. It even came with a Keurig coffee maker. The common area was wonderful. Lots of grills to grill your food, lots of games for kids to play. They had corn hole toss and a playground. There was even a performer, who sang and played the keyboard. He was absolutely amazing. You do get s'mores at the office to roast over the campfire. Just a wonderful experience overall and I will be recommending this place to others.

Very solid stay, the resort is fun, quirky, and pretty central to a lot. Parking was decently close to the unit and the tent we stayed in was legit with heat, a full bathroom etc. Our water heater did happen to go out when we got home pretty late which was a bummer but the team fixed it the next day. Note at least when we went there were a ton of families with kids so they were kind of loud especially after hours.

I stayed here in May 2021 for my first glamping experience with two friends. We rented the tent which was just as cute in person as it looks in the photos. The tent itself is quite spacious. The beds are comfortable and the linens were clean. Having a private balcony was a really nice addition too. The downside is that during the evenings, strong winds blew on the tent and created extremely loud noises due to the canvas flapping. It was a little scary at some points but thankfully the tent remained secure. It made it difficult to sleep for the 2 nights where the winds were very strong. For this reason I would not recommend the tent but the bungalows. The reason I still give 4 stars is because everything else was great. The check in process was smooth, the bathrooms were always clean, the drive to the park was easy and the grounds of Wildflower were spacious and relaxing. The staff was helpful and friendly. We also met some fellow travelers at the fire pit and had good conversations. Even though the winds were wild, it wasn't enough to deter from our overall experience. It made it more memorable (but again if you're looking to book here I would 100% recommend the bungalows instead).

This place was in close proximity to Zion and was a nice getaway from the city lights! The room was small and comfy for my family of 3. The fire pits and smores they provide are a perfect way to end the night. The games are a little used and mostly broken because guests can't seem to take care of them. But all in all a nice place to stay.

Very cool place to stay. We booked two little houses and one tent. Everyone was very friendly and we loved the accommodations!

We had an amazing time. Great place with activities, fireplace and close enough to Zion.

What an absolutely perfect getaway from the cookie cutter brick and mortar places to rest, relax, recharge, and find yourself. Immaculate grounds and accommodations with a genuine helpful and friendly staff with an absolute vested interest in the enjoyment of your stay. Will leave more for you to discover for yourself when you arrive but prepare to be overwhelmed by the location, the magic, and the design and flow all centered around the location and not the bell and whistles. Everything you didn't know you needed and wanted and absolutely nothing you don't. You will be back

I made a reservation six months ago to stay here. Less than a week before the trip, I received notification that the accommodation I reserved was no longer available. They sort of offered an upgrade, but more so offered to cancel my reservation. When I asked if there would be a cost associated with the upgrade, I received no response. I called and left messages three times over three days - no response or call back. I had to make the decision: do I risk showing up and having no place to stay AND if there is a place is this the level of customer service to expect? OR do I go to Zion with some peace of mind and secure lodging elsewhere? Guess which one I chose? No surprise when I emailed to cancel my reservation, they got back to me in less than an hour confirming the cancellation.

worst place we have ever stayed at! Spiders everywhere and at night when the wind kicks up the tent sounds like it's going to fall apart keeping you up all night. There are holes that allow giant spiders in! Over priced and so not worth it.

If it were all about location, view, and activities this would get a higher review but I must consider the actual living quarters. We booked one of the big Zion Mesa King Suites for my husband's birthday. Check in was a breeze and friendly but be aware they do hold a $50 incidental on your card for 7-10 days, which seems a bit excessive. The s'mores kit they gave us was adorable and we took full advantage of roasting marshmallows over the campfire that evening. I was so excited when we arrived at our tent as the view of Zion was gorgeous. Unfortunately the inside left something to be desired as the floors are cheap plywood which instantly gave me slivers. Also the tent side is not attached to the wall so there is a huge gap right by the toilet which is on the back side of the bed. Ewww. That wasn't even the worst things. It was nearly impossible to sleep as the squeaking, creaking, and groaning of the canvas and frame was insanely loud and annoying all night long. I'm so glad we were only there one night and got a deal from a silent auction. If I had paid over $300 for that like most people do, I would've been super pissed.

Wow, wow, wow! What a fun unique glamping resort this is. Our adult family of six truly enjoyed our stay here. Our bungalow (one king, double size bunks) accommodated us perfectly with a full size bathroom and shower. We cooked at the common area every night and eat s'mores, played cornhole and swam at the pool. Perfect for the very hot days after hiking at Zion National Park. Yoga was offered early mornings, unfortunately, couldn't make it do to early park shuttle ride we need to catch. Wildflower is a quiet, peaceful resort with amazing views. We received a s'more package at check~in(so cute) and Ice bags and water were available daily for us, perfect to keep our cooler cold and hydro's full. They light the huge fire pit nightly for s'more time. The staff was friendly and very welcoming. The resort also has outside "Bath Huts" with full size showers, toilets, blow driers and IT'S AIR CONDITIONED!! Located about 20 minutes from Zion National Park it is an easy drive through the small town. Every night we took advantage of the amazing sunset from our bungalow porch. This resort did not disappoint, we will be back again and look forward to staying in the very spacious tents. 10/10 Highly recommended!!

When we planned our visit to Zion, we knew that we wanted to camp (glamp) for at least a night. We debated between staying at Wildflower or Under Canvas and ultimately decided on Wildflower because of the Yelp and Trip Advisor reviews. We were glad that we did! They have canvas tents, covered wagons, and small bungalows. We stayed in one of the canvas tents (#69, the tent with the best location and view in my opinion!) and we were happy to see that the interior was very clean. Not a speck of dirt or bugs anywhere. The tent was super spacious and had room for three beds, all equipped with their own heated blanket. There are lanterns provided as well as string lights that light up the entire tent when it gets dark. We brought headlamps because we thought it would be dark at night but they have lighted paths so we really didn't need to use them. We loved that each tent has their own patio area with rocking chairs where you can sit and enjoy the view. The heated blankets definitely came in handy at night because it was quite windy and cold. The bathrooms were a bit of a walk just because our tent was one of the furthest up the hill but we were also pleased to see that the bathrooms were heated, clean, and includes amenities such as shampoo/conditioner and a hair dryer. They have a food truck that comes on the weekends but otherwise there is no food onsite. The front office has a microwave that's available for use as well as a coffee machine. There are a couple of communal fire pits, BBQ grills, seating, and games such as ping pong and corn hole that people can enjoy. A bag of ice and a s'mores kit are also included which is nice. One thing to note is that they don't provide cups or utensils inside the tent so if you plan on cooking onsite or having drinks, you will need to bring your own supplies. We had a great glamping experience at Wildflower and do not regret our choice. Location was convenient as well and only about 20 minutes from Springdale and the entrance to ZNP. Definitely will be recommending Wildflower to friends and family!

This place is phenomenal! I cannot say enough good things about this Resort. My friends & I stayed in one of their bungalows. It was projected to be very cold during our stay, so we worried if this bungalow would be able to keep us warm enough. It did!! These were basically like staying in a luxury hotel room. It was beautiful! The common area included fit pits, propane grills, and games like adult jenga, corn hole, & table tennis. The entire middle of the property is this beautiful little common area that was so relaxing and inviting. They even give you free ice and s'mores kits if you request. Like wow! I can't wait to go back.

Wow wow wow ! We had such an awesome time the staff is amazing and we got carry out at a local restaurant and ate it upstairs on the open balcony . Love the S'more kits the swimming pool and sitting outside and seeing all the stars. The resort is close to Zion park entrance. Wish we would of stayed longer !! Will be back again soon Thank you Wildflower Resort

3 stars Deduced 2 stars for this business running things cheaply. Here is why: The cost of shooting stars bungalows is ~$249 a night and for what you get is super cute except the fact that the bathroom soaps/ shampoo/ conditioner don't squeeze out shampoo etc. And not only that their shower gel made my skin super itchy as well as my boyfriends. Cleaning: doggy cleaning, they cleaned our room 3 times during our 7 nights stay, and one time they didn't leave any toilet paper at all, we had to go down to the office to ask for more, the lady at the desk was not phased and didn't apologize for not giving us toilet paper. The wifi is really REALLY SLOW - it's needed when you are staying here for a long period of time and want to read a book on kindle or look for other hiking trails! S'mores: they give you one kit (packaged in a ziplock bag are a few marshmallows and some biscuits with small Hershey's). Forgot To mention shower: lol this is a funny story so the shower door doesn't stay closed because it looks like the doors weren't leveled a d because of the hill the bungalows are on, both doors roll to one side which was super annoying during shower when you don't want water to get out. We tied the door with the towel so it stays closed. Overall, we paid about 2K for our one week and we didn't think it was worth it based on their cleaning and the cheapness of the place, even though it's located ~30 mins away from Zion. In my opinion, this place caters more for instagramming than luxury (because it appears cute, but for staying is not the best).

One of the coolest places we have ever stayed, it is considered glamping . The room was spotless, the bed was so comfortable, the shower was great , only strange thing to me was no TVs, but we didn't even care neither did my kids ( 5&3) they had so much fun , the views were amazing , and there Rec area was awesome, a bonfire, benches, swings , games for the family , bikes , we will definitely stay here many more times, also they are building a pool and more .

During a recent road trip my sister found this gem - we wanted to glam camp. This new establishment exceeded all of our expectations. We arrived a bit late in the evening - it was still daylight. Of course we had to check in at the office to get our key etc. They have one of a kind gifts as well as T-shirts' and some quick snacks . I was pleased to be able to enjoy a cup of coffee from the Kerurig. Our wagon was nestled in the bottom portion of the hill - that is what we chose to stay in. We grabbed a buggy loaded it with our stuff and went to check out the wagon. Sumply decorates with enough room to sleep 4 King size bed with bunk beds. A table with two chairs and air conditioning awaited is in our wagon. The bed was so comfortable - the canvas that covers the wagon keeps the inside cool they have a wonderful screen that you can open above the bed. We opened it so that we could get some fresh air, we also had a wonderful breeze. They have a wonderful area to grill with a picnic table and a fire pit. Due to the dry weather they were not lighting the smaller pots. However, we were invited to go to the big pit for some s'mores. When staying in the wagon or the tents you need to use one of the four bathrooms which are located at the bottom of the hill. Even with COVID it wasn't bad the blathering were very clean and neat. They also have a laundry room on the premise - in case you need to wash and dry some clothes. They do have a food truck that serves bbq - very limited hours. It's about 15 minutes by car to some really nice places to dine. Walmart isn't that far if you need to pick up some stuff to ear or something your forgot. Recommendations are to bring a cooler with drinks and snacks. Bring some shower shoes. Pack light . Towels are provided in the tents and wagons. They have cute mini houses that serve as hotel rooms - they look nice but I personally didn't see them. You can also look them up on BNB. All in all it was a really good time. Zion is about an hour away with many places to hike and Enjoy

In A Nutshell: -Zion Wildflower Resort is the pure definition of "glamping". -There are several options to choose from: covered wagons, watchmen tents to cabins & bungalows. -We stayed in a very comfortable, Paintbrush King Suite Bungalow. -It had a private bathroom, shower, sink, fridge, microwave, coffee maker, king size bed, lot's of bright natural light, indoor swing set & a porch. -The property is laid out nicely. -In the center is a field that has a firepit where you can roast s'mores at night, a BBQ area, kid's play area & plenty of covered seating. -Keep in mind that if you stay in the covered wagon or watchmen tents, you won't have a private bathroom, but you will have access to brand new shared bathrooms most equipped w/ their own shower & heater and A/C unit. -I tested out those bathrooms & they are nice & private, even though they are shared. -The check-in office is where you can grab free ice if you need it along w/ some small souvenirs & free coffee. Overall, this is very nice place to go glamping very close to Zion. I'm very happy that there are more options like Zion Wildflower to give visitors more unique options to stay at while visiting this part of the country.

Somebody designed a great place to relax and take in the beauty of the surrounding rock formations. We stayed in the studio king bungalow that was outfitted for comfort and a great view from the rocking chairs on the front porch. Whether you're enjoying the pool/hot tub, on a bike, playing ping pong, gazing at stars, or anything in between, you're at the right place

My boyfriend and I stayed here for our trip to Zion. We really liked staying a little farther from the park instead of staying in Springdale. Really neat place and the hot tub is huge!! Great stay.

Zion Wildflower was absolutely amazing! I stayed in a Wagon with 4 people and we all fit perfectly. There was a very comfortable queen bed along with a bunk bed. The wagon was air condioned, extremely clean and had plenty of electrical outlets to charge our personal items. Outside of our wagon we had two chairs to sit in and enjoy the view. The restrooms were communial style just seconds away from the wagons and had 4 seperate restrooms with a toilet and shower. I couldn't believe how clean the restrooms were! Towels were provided as well. There is multiple large campfires on the property for roasting the complimentary s'mores along with hammocks and green grass for star gazing. I will definitely be recommending this place to everyone, it was a fabulous experience!

We had high expectations for this location since the pictures look so hip. We checked in at thanksgiving and the weather was so cold. On top of that the town was deserted and no restaurant was opened. The place looked cool but it was so cold at night because the AC wasn't warm enough (or cold air kept seeping in), and also the blanket was way too thin for the temperature. Bathroom was ok, at least the heat was warm enough and water was hot for the shower. I feel that the facility still have room for improvement. One plus for the place is that the site is very good for star gazing.

Would 1000% recommend. The staff here is so kind and welcoming. The grounds are so organized and maintained. The stay was perfect, so much so I wanted to move in! I stayed here as a guest with someone I was visiting in Utah so we could have a place to rest before visiting Zion. We barbecued at the grill, played corn hole, and enjoy the lounging area with other families. Or even able to make s'more's with items purchased at the chicken house with two other couples. The night sky from this place is so outstanding, you won't want to miss it. Everything in the room was perfectly clean, fresh linens, and the shower was the perfect size for the coat rack for all of your things and a full vanity with sinks. I took full advantage to use the fridge for groceries so you can grow some food purchased at the local market. I definitely look forward to staying here again. Seems really great for families.

Misleading website and photos, poor service, not worth the money. The "resort" is 20 minutes away from Zion and the location is roadside meaning you hear the cars day and night * roadside and car noise, zero nature...REPEAT! * Pool but no SPA (lol) - it's non heated pool and hot tub doesn't even work - at 11am,pool area still had the stack of dirty towels from previous day and didn't have clean towels to provide, had to call for towels which took them an hour to bring. Considering it was 20% occupancy at the "resort" * Free WiFi only in the office, not in every room like listed on room types * movie nights - rare occasions when the manager feels like it as I was told by staff * no live music or Yoga * playground - my kids lasted 30 seconds, can hardly call it a playground * $50 charge early check in * we paid $300 a night for Grand Mesa Tent and our view and noise was roadside and cars * poor customer service and unfriendly staffs, I only saw 1 staff member smiling but didn't greet but at least he smiled $50 charge early check in: We paid $300 a night and was truly excited for the vacation. The experience was ruined the moment we arrived. We called in advance for early check in and they said 2pm. We travelled from Vegas and wasn't sure what to expect with traffic, arrived 1pm was told our room is ready and we have the resort all to ourself (20% occupancy) because most people had already left from memorable weekend. BUT we were told we would be charge $50 for early check in and that she's not important enough to override the system, the manager was on vacation at the Grand Canyon. So we waited, we are traveling with a 1 year old and 6 year old. 30 minutes in they said no pay $50, 10 minutes $50 and 2 minutes left $50!! I can pay that amount if I paid $300 a night but at this point it's a matter of principle and customer service. The room was ready and we had the resort all to ourself and they couldn't override 2 minutes??? Horrible. Train your staff Wildflower!!!

We stayed in a bungalow. It was clean and modern in the interior but for the money, I would rather stay in a hotel next time in Virgin. Pros vs Hotel: No noise through walls Park right next to door so easy to go in and out Ability to cook on porch with camping equipment if you have that Nice fire pit and BBQ areas to gather at Same as Hotel: Fridge and microwave but no other kitchen stuff Cons vs Hotel: No TV WiFi was weak No pool Shower wasn't hot No desk or storage area Other: There wasn't much of an attempt to blend into the landscape with the white canvas wagons and the white bungalows so I think this type of property actually impairs the environs of why people are coming to the area. However at least they have not culturally appropriated using tepees like a similar site in Virgin.

The cabin bungalow was awesome and clean. It was warm and cozy with the heater on. It was a perfect place to getaway to. Zion National Park is near and gorgeous.

My girlfriend and I stayed here for 2 nights in a tent. When we pulled up to the property it looked cute and we got excited. I went to the office and noticed that the front desk person was not wearing a mask, I put mine on. She checked us in but didn't look too enthusiastic about doing it. We finally made it to our tent and the inside looked nice. I opened the back to check out the patio and saw trash (chip bag and soda can). This concerned me because I wasn't sure if the place was cleaned. I went back to the office and told the front desk person what I saw. She said it's been cleaned to my knowledge and let me send someone up. We waited an hour and no one came by. We decided to unpack and catch a sunset at Zion. When we got back around 9:30pm we saw about 30+ people hanging out at one of the cabins. We couldn't find any parking, so I went back to the office to inquire. At this time I expressed my concerns about the group and her response was "they came together" and we do not have mask mandate and everyone is trying to escape this virus. I told her I was very concerned because they do not have any signs about social distancing , hand washing or masks at the property. She seemed to brush it off. The experience certainly was not a good one and we will not be returning. While I understand that there is no mask mandate in Utah the establishment should make their guests feel safe. They should also brush-up on their customer service skills.

We had a road trip couple weeks ago and by accident I found wildflower and we decided to spend there night. We stayed in Cabin with shower and it was one of the best stays I ever had. First of all the place is super clean and location is amazing. When we checked in we got s'mores kit that we did that night by the fire pit with other group that we talked for couple hrs about road trips. The room was spacious and loved to wake up on sunrise and looking at it though the window. It was very nice and cozy. I can't wait to come back and stay in tent cause it looked so cute. And we loved it so much that extended trip for another night) Thank you wildflower resort for a great experience!

The camp sight! The music, bonfire and s'mores made for the best bonding time with my family! Definitely coming back!

My children decided to come here for my eldest daughters birthday and being that we are from Hawai'i and never heard of glamping before I decided to invite myself lol. This generation has all the cool stuff in my opinion hahaha!!! We had a 2 night and 3 day stay. We checked in Saturday evening and checked out Monday morning. They have complimentary smores kits that you can make around the large fire pits they have around the glamping area. They also have grills both charcoal and gas. Gas grills are located in the recreation area and charcoal grills are conveniently located right outside of the cabins. They also provide charcoal for grilling which I thought was awesome! There were 10 of us so the extra charcoal came in handy with all the food being prepared. The atmosphere is so wonderful I wished my mom could've came with us. It's peaceful and relaxing! The cabins are lined up making visiting your neighbors convenient lol. It's very spacious, has a microwave and coffee maker with complimentary coffee and hot chocolate. Staff was very friendly and kept the glamping grounds very clean. Overall experience was amazing!!! Definitely recommend this place if your planning on a glamping trip with the fam! Can't wait to visit again and I will definitely be bringing my mom too!

I booked a last minute trip to Zion for my husband and I and found Zion Wildflower while searching for a place to stay and I am so happy I did. This place is amazing. We stayed in the King Suite tiny home and it was so fun. King Suite Bungalow - The Suite was very cute and chic, decorated very nice and included a coffee maker, refrigerator and microwave. There is no TV or WI-FI (when we stayed) but we enjoyed being outside so it was not a problem. The A/C worked great which was a plus because it was 85 degrees that weekend. Suite Tour - https://www.tiktok.com/@haleemason/video/6853593014221245702?lang=en The outdoor recreation area was phenomenal! We ordered from the BBQ food truck which was delicious and spent time on the lawn playing jenga, corn hole and ping pong. It was great seeing all the families outside when the sun started to go down. The property has fire pits throughout (and give each guest a complimentary s'mores bag which was a nice touch) I would definitely stay here again and recommend it to couples looking for a weekend getaway or families for weekend adventure!

My wife and I went here for a getaway for our 8th wedding anniversary and it did not disappoint. We stayed in a bungalow and it had a great view. The staff were friendly when we arrived and wanted to make sure our stay was great. We checked in before sundown and we are glad we didn't miss it! The sun sets behind a Mesa but it stays light for another hour or so and it was the perfect weather and time to enjoy their games, corn hole, spike ball, even catch with a football. We rode a tandem bicycle Once it got dark the common area is lit up with lights and a campfire to sit around. S'mores were offered to us and we couldn't say no. They had to put the fires out early because of wind, which was smart because the same night a wildfire started in Veyo. Our Bungalow was cozy and clean. The beds were comfortable, but watch your feet, my wife and I stubbed our toes a few times each lol. It was fun to lay in bed and look out at the stars. You're able to see more there than in St. George. We will definitely go again and stay in a bungalow but we may try a tent or wagon. The tents and wagon looked awesome lit up at night.

This place was something I was looking forward to so much.. the location is great but after our vacation I was nothing but stressed. This placed charged me 4 SEPARATE TIMES ON MY CARD. Not only did that over draft me (over 2k out of my account!!) but when I tried to explain to them what was happening they didn't do anything for me! All they said was wait wait wait. No reassurance at all. Talk about a stressful birthday weekend. An nice relaxing vacation turned into a disappointing one. I showed them that I was charged 4 times and all they said was "oh we don't see it on our end" call ur bank. Now I'm waiting for a dispute to be finalized when this could have been fixed.

Warning, long post! A very detailed, truly honest experience at Zion wildflower resort. (copied from my husband's google review of the resort) My wife and I decided to visit Zion with our adorable pet to do some trails, explore Zion and stay overnight to avoid driving 10hrs back and forth. She told me it would be a unique experience for both of us. Zion wildflower resort was recommended by a friend and has all the good reviews online, which is why it was so enticing to give it a try and my wife was supposed to surprise me with this glamping experience. We arrived at Zion Wildflower resort on July 24, 2022 sunday around 2:30pm - 3:00pm. I parked and let my wife check us in, got our keys in room 38. The balcony view was nice, one can appreciate the mountain and relax while sipping a cold drink. We got settled in pretty quick because we wanted to eat, shower and enjoy the sunset and smores. When my wife was getting ready to relax and enjoy the view by the bed, she found a stain (looks like a dried poop stain), called the frontdesk to request for a housekeeping to change the linens but was told to go to the office. When my wife talked to poppy at the front desk and asked for housekeeping to change linens, poppy was already abrasive and irritable and told us that they had a lot of complaints that day and housekeeping had already left for the day (1530ish) She didnt care to apologize about the stain and decided to move us to another room (which we didnt want in the first place since we were all settled in) but who wants to sleep in a nasty bed anyways. She gave us room options, which we could hardly decide, since she was out of map and their printer was not working. Every question we asked she would answer with an abrasive tone and sarcastic manner. So my wife confronted poppy(frontdesk) and gave her honest opinion that she was frustrated and annoyed by the treatment we had experienced from her and told her that this was not the glamping experience we were expecting and we were only asking for a change of linens not a room change, but we got a crappy experience. If the room was like $50, we wouldn't have minded the attitude, but if the room is $200plus with that kind of treatment, we can't help but be pissed about how she treated us. I hope it's not a case of discrimination for us, but clearly she underestimated us and thought we would just agree and not respond to how she treated us. In the middle of everything, there were staff who came to the office waiting for us to finish, then poppy had the audacity to tell us about the $50 room transfer which we didn't even request in the first place. My wife told her that we didnt even know about the $50 transfer fee because we didnt even asked for it in the first place and it's not our fault that their housekeeping do not know how to clean rooms. (It was even a hassle on our part since we have all our things and food in the room and we have to pack everything up again, go back to the office to exchange the keys and drive to where the room is located) The guy (staff) then sharply stared at my wife, after my wife confronted poppy about the fees and how she felt about the treatment, after we left the office, we saw the staff driving a golf cart and went to the room close to ours while we were packing up to move and he sharply look at my wife again. My wife didn't feel safe spending the night after everything, but didn't want to argue with office staff since it is non-refundable. It took us a while to rest, thinking of how we've been treated, and how a person can give us a shitty treatment knowing that we never even did anything to pissed her off. It's never even our fault that the linens were not clean and we didn't even request a room change. The experience was exhausting, we didn't even get a chance to enjoy the sunset or even do the smores that evening, thinking about how we had been treated so rudely. We paid the same amount that others did, but got to be treated unfairly and rudely. We did not see it coming, we were treated sarcastically, rudely and unprofessionally. We were so hyped about Zion and the experience was truly phenomenal, minus the glamping experience. It will take 5mins for a person to destroy the experience and throw their trash at you for a fee. I know this post will have various reactions from people who enjoyed their stay at the wildflower resort, but this will also give an awareness to people working in this kind of field(customer service) that you do not choose who to give your utmost service. Everybody should be treated equally. My wife and I will never come back and waste our money staying at zion wildflower resort again! Never ever!

Its a novelty experience - sleeping in a canvas tent in the wilderness! However, the Resort is located right next to State Route 9, so we heard car traffic all night. Not cool when you expect this to be a "wilderness experience" in/near Zion National Park. We live next to a busy road and wanted to get away from it all, but were sorely disappointed. There's a construction site nearby and it got super noisy at 5 AM with construction trucks beeping non stop. It also got a little chilly at night (early Oct) and we wished we had some option for a heater. The AC in the tent only seemed to cool, no heat. There were no instructions. I'm a light sleeper and only got 3 hours of sleep. I'm glad we only stayed for one night. This was not a restful place at all after hiking all day. Value did not match the price - for a hefty price tag of almost $400/night, we would have expected more! This is a new resort, still under constrcution as well. They're currently building a pool area. We will not return and would not recommend it. Pros: The tents are very spacious and the beds were surprisingly comfortable. Complimentary S'Mores kit + a free bag of ice and free coffee in the office.

Absolutely loved my stay! From the check in process to the comfort of our wagon. I had read previous negative reviews and didn't know what to expect. However, the day of check in there was a flash flood warning so we decided to move from a tent into a wagon and I couldn't be more satisfied. The wagon was spacious, cozy and had a great working AC! Very much needed especially during mid July. I would recommend Wildflower to anyone wanting to get away and relax.

We had a wonderful stay at Wildflower. We love the concept of family friendly open courtyard space. Fireplace with s'mores was such a nice touch. We enjoyed playing outdoor games. Our room the king suite was wonderful. Had everything we needed but we didn't ask for cleaning. The bed and pillows were too soft but still comfortable enough. The Keurig coffee was a nice touch. The only thing lacking was customer service. The people in the office weren't very friendly. Would be 5 stars if they got some really good employees in there.

WOW. Only open since July 2020 and Wildflower was AMAZING. We stayed in one of the cabins with a king bed and couch. The inside was gorgeous with a beautiful shower and amenities. The mini fridge and microwave were a great touch since we used the communal grills. They have two fire pits to hang out and roast your complimentary s'more kit. A food truck on Friday's and Saturday's is great too especially after a long day of hiking. Only 25 minutes from the front gate of Zion National Park, Wildflower gave the closeness and desired solitude all in one. Can't wait to come back!