The location is an experience by itself. Easy communication with the staff. Comfy bed.

There is a heater, I put it on maximum, and it was still cold during the night. I don't blame the heater though. The kitchen could be a little more closed, so better kitchen wear can be kept. Suggested "sunset car trip" was WAAAAAY too expensive. ($100/person).

Ryan and Melani are great hosts. Breakfast is simple: just pancakes with syrup. You can't expect more from a campsite. I think Ryan takes great pride in his work. He is very passionate and has a simple character. Melani is incredibly warm and welcoming, always ensuring that guests feel at home. Their attention to detail is evident in every aspect of the campsite, from the well-maintained facilities to the thoughtful touches that make the stay enjoyable. Together, they create a friendly and inviting atmosphere that makes the experience truly memorable.

I would suggest adding more toilets and showers closer to the tents to enhance convenience for campers. Additionally, their plan to build a swimming pool is an exciting development that will undoubtedly be a great addition to the campsite, providing a refreshing way for guests to relax and enjoy their stay even more. With these improvements, the campsite will offer an even better experience for all visitors.

we really enjoyed our stay! The site was very clean and picturesque. Showers and toilets were clean and the tents were spotless! We also thought the breakfast pancakes and coffee were a perfect start to the day and the guy cooking them and his dog were great.

We do feel however a reception area and more information would be beneficial. We requested the wagon ride but didn’t get any info on the start time on the link and couldn’t find anyone to ask. Hence we missed the wagon when getting ready after our hike. An info booklet would be very helpful on arrival explaining Wi-Fi and rules etc…

This is really something different to your typical hotel, yes tents have AC and a bed but that’s about it. Lovely fireplace in front of every tent with table and chairs. Shared bathrooms were plenty available and reasonably clean. I enjoyed the stay but there could be some improvements being made. The staff was the nicest you can have 10/10, fresh pancakes every morning, coffee and tea is available too, anything else you have to bring. There is a full shared kitchen available where you can store any food items. Everyone can use the shared BBQ area with propane or make a fire in front of their tents. Firewood is available for purchase or bring your own. This is still camping so be prepared for that. It’s an hour drive to the Zion Nationalpark. WiFi is available but very spotty depending where your tent is located. Nights are pretty quiet with the occasional car driving by on the dirt road, we didn’t hear anything from any of the other guests.

Tents cannot be locked, we had some broken zippers, the bed we had was too small for 2 people it was hardly queen size. The table could be bigger and some more lights would be nice to have. The AC was unusable at night since it’s as loud as a jet engine. Nights gotten very cold so we had more difficulty staying warm than problems with the heat during the day. Not sure there would be more blankets available since we didn’t ask.

We stayed for 2 nights and really enjoyed the communal aspects of the campsite with the campfires - and breakfasts of Pancakes and Coffee each morning. The facilities were kept well and clean. You can see the stars and Milky Way from the campsite despite the nearby town. We saw great stars. The beds were also really comfortable and tents spacious enough. The campsite host was really friendly and accommodating.

The campsite is far from both Zion and Bryce - it would take us over an hour to drive to Zion and close to 1.5-2 hours to Bryce - so that is something we would consider next time. There are local walks I believe however so it would depend on a personal itinerary.

The experience of staying in Zion Glamping Adventures is totally unique. It's like a big community of travelers in a large camp site. But it's quite comfortable as well—our tent had AC, power outlet, large king-sized bed. There's a shared fridge in the center of the site, a couple of shared showers and toilets. Everything is clean and well-maintained. In the morning there was breakfast with pancakes and coffee, in the evening there was a large firepit with smores for all, where you could sit a chat with fellow travelers.

Be prepared for occasional power outages—we had one in the evening, nothing crazy, but I was glad I had power banks to charge our phones. The area is somewhat lit, but you need a flashlight if your tent is up the hill.

I want to extend a warmhearted thank you to Ryan and Melanie for hosting me. This was my first solo trip, and I had some worries about staying at a glamping site, but I’m so glad I did! The place is absolutely adorable, safe, and feels like home. Melanie, thank you for the fantastic massage—it was truly healing. She arranged it in an open-air space during sunset, which was a beautiful gift to my body and mind after a long drive. I stayed in tent 18, which had a breathtaking view. At night, the place transforms into a magical scene with lights and a cozy fireplace. The next morning, I joined other guests on a hike to Water Canyon, and on the way back, we discovered a lovely river spot with a small, picturesque waterfall where we swam—definitely worth checking out! Afterward, I headed to Zion. I know some guests use this location as a base for exploring Zion and the Grand Canyon. Ryan can even guide you on the quickest route to Zion, which is super helpful. There’s so much more I could say about this amazing place, but it’s truly a must-visit. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to reach out to Ryan and Melanie—they’ll help you with anything you need to plan the perfect vacation. Ryan, thank you for the fresh morning coffee and the homemade goodies. The sunsets and sunrises here will forever be a cherished memory.

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We booked ZGA a couple of months out when we secured a backpacking permit for the Zion Subway trail. Upon arrival, there was a glitch that had said we only booked for 1 night instead of two, they were able to correct this issue fairly quickly and we settled into tent #17. Tent #17 is in a great location, close to the road, more private, raised from the ground, and away from the center, with parking next to it. Our camp host, Marcel(sp?), is fantastic. He had great suggestions for hikes around the area and made pancakes and coffee each morning (which btw both tasted great). Our area had a firepit, a separate charcoal grill, a picnic table, and 4 folding chairs. We picked up wine, charcoal, wood, and steaks at the local market, Bee's Marketplace, which had a fantastic wine selection, great produce, and pre-marinated meats. Perfect for glamping. The market was less than 10 minutes away. We grilled dinner the first night and spent the night under a new moon, the stars, and Milkyway. It was beautiful. The beds were really comfortable. There was a heater+AC, but we didn't need to use it. The weather for the weekend was perfect, with no clouds, 85 high, and 55 lows. Highly recommend it, and would do it again.

There's no actual check-in building, you need to contact the host upon arrival or give an accurate eta. Wasn't an issue for us. The town it's in doesn't really have much by way of restaurants. I'd stick to Bee's market or Zion for great food.

We thoroughly enjoyed our 1 night stay at Zion Glamping Adventures. Mitch and Melanie were the most accommodating hosts and just all round lovely people. After a long day of exploring, we arrived late on our check in day and this was not an issue at all. The property was in contact with me throughout the afternoon and Melanie was there waiting on our arrival. I couldn’t have been happier with the communication provided. Once we arrive we were in awe of the location. We loved the rustic vibes of “sleeping under the stars” mixed with the air conditioned and comfortable clamping tents. We had the most relaxing and beautiful night sitting by the fire eating snacks and having a drink.

We truly couldn’t fault our stay.

The location was incredible with beautiful scenery and lots to do. Zion national park was close by as well as some great local trails which the owners recommended us. The beds were super comfy and they were so lovely when we had a bit of a sat nav failure and arrived after midnight.... Pancakes in the morning were a great start to each day too!

I personally would have liked a small leaflet left in the tent just outlining breakfast hours, the facilities etc as we kind of had to figure it out as we went along. Separate shower cubicles within a block would have sped up the process in the morning as everyone likes to get up early and shower to leave for the trailheads. Each shower room had two showers in but no curtain or door between them so only useful to share with partners or super close friends!