Conveniently located for items needed last minute or for quick food options. Pricey but well stocked on essentials to make camping or venturing out for the day available. read more

I had just rented my gear from the outfitters in the Canyon complex and wanted to explore the area a bit. It was too dark to go into the park at that point so I decided to pop into the shops that were open to check it out. I had zero expectations walking in but I was impressed by what I found at Canyon Market. If you're staying in the area camping or in an airbnb where you can cook, this market has a nice array of groceries like produce, frozen goods, dairy, snacks and more. If you're in a hotel room or just need some provisions for a day hike in the park they also have premade options like grab and go sandwiches, power bars, water, and a good selection of beer for imbibing if you so choose. Like most shops in the area there's also a variety of camping supplies as well as tourist friendly items like t-shirts, hats, socks, etc. Basically they have a little bit of everything you may need while visiting Springdale! read more

Very disappointing experience at Happy Market. We were asked for our passports to buy alcohol (which can be understandable), but the staff were extremely rude and slammed the beers back with unnecessary aggression. On top of that, the prices are outrageously high for what you get. Quite ironic that this supermarket is called Happy... because you leave feeling anything but. read more

$16.99 for a small jar of Rao's pasta sauce. $6.99 for a small bag of lettuce. $4.99 for 1 lb of pasta. Just eat out.

I was thinking at first that this place was going to be smaller, like a gas station with some over priced food and or supplies. Saw the name supermarket and thought it was kind of funny. But the style of the place was cool, I liked that when you walk in it feels like a old air port hanger. The store has some good prices on some local merchants if you are into, shirts, hats etc. There are a few cool ones that I saw here that I would recommend. There is a deli and there is a good amount of food to select from. if you need first aid stuff though, there is not much of a selection there. read more

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Can walk to from watchman campground. Near outfitters and pub. Decent prices for national park proximity. Good beer selection.

Great market to stop by before a long hike. Employees were friendly, and accommodating service. They have a good selection at a fair price. Experience here has always been pleasant. Will be back before the next long hike. read more

Ordered a bunch of sandwiches for lunch. Staff could not be bothered. Sandwiches came out in a weird order and the same two sandwiches looked completely different. While the market had a great selection of products the staff was very disengaged and didn't seem too excited to be there read more

This market has everything you need or may have forgotten. Most things are priced 2 to 3 times what you would pay at a grocery store. There are a few deals here and there. It is in with walking distance of both Zion campgrounds. The alternative is to drive 30 plus miles to Hurricane. I treat this as a sore of last results. The staff is friendly and efficient. read more

This was the coolest little market in Zion, and probably the only market. Their shirts are super awesome, but they only had Large sizes and up. Everything is pretty pricey, but you can literally find anything there. If you're camping you can find any camping materials you will need. I even bought a durable sleeping bag because at night it was so cold at our campsite. They even have a beer fridge with a bunch of local beers as well as worldwide favorites. read more

Canyon market is ideally located near the main entrance to Zion Nat'l Park and a stone's throw from the final town shuttle stop. For those staying at Watchman campground (like us) it was almost ideal; only a five-minute walk. The store was small, but offerings were broad, included basic groceries, firewood, ice, coolers, basic drugstore items, beer and wine, and some tourist items like T-shirts and post-cards. One aisle was dedicated to camping equipment and accessories. The only thing we really missed was a butcher area. No chicken, ground beef or steaks here. The only meats offered were pre-packaged hot dogs and sausages. Prices were slightly on the high side, as expected for this kind of convenience and location. First! read more

Canyon Market - Grocery Near Me - Springdale, Utah

This is a cool little market that has a selection of inventory from food to camping to hiking needs. The staff is super friendly and have great suggestions for non locals like me thanks! We left with more than just some groceries; we left with great side trips to do without hitting all the crowds. read more

Awesome little market in Zion. Grabbed what we needed and were in and out within 5 minutes. They have just about everything you need in case you forgot something at home. read more

Convenient location for a market, right outside the canyon. But these little places have through the roof prices... like 9 bucks for a 4 pack of microwave mac and cheese (like 3.99 tops at walmart). They have little options, and more of a desperate last choice for us . read more

Canyon Market - Gorgeous location - Grocery Near Me - Springdale, Utah

If you can't find what you are looking for here you may not need it - This place is a kick - Stop by if only to experience what a real community market should be - You will wish you had a place like this where you come from - They even sell post card stamps! - Be sure to buy something read more

Kind of overpriced and the selection is not that great. $10 for a pack of granola bars, no thanks.

Employee not wearing mask. So the Market itself is convenient well stocked etc. But a male employee stocking shelves not wearing mask, stroking his beard restocking. In line to check out the line was getting long he pulls up his bandana goes to open another checkout lane. Well people catch his act and stay in line. He shrugs goes back to stocking. My wife and I suggest mask, he laughs it off. I mention his IQ. He asks my wife where we're from, reply AZ, he suggests that if we're afraid to travel we should stay home. Wife points out that his response has nothing to do with wearing a mask. Since I've been to every country in the world but two the suggestion to not travel is rather humorous. Rural America, felt safer in Afghanistan. read more

We came in on a Sunday morning. Doris, the woman working at the front was incredibly helpful in our finding what we needed. A broad selection of food choices for hiking, day-hiking, and hotel stays. The prices are as expected, and the quality of the deli items is great. The hospitality is what sets this place as high as the plateaus around it. read more

Has what you need of you forgot anything for your camping trip. Grabbed some ice, drinks and firewood.

Amazing customer service and a convenient place to get everything you may need (or forgot to bring)!

This place is basically a mini grocery store, they have everything you would need here. Great stop for a morning breakfast sandwich, or a quick refreshment before your hike. They have a fresh produce and meat section if you wanted to grill out at night. read more

We needed a few things and went to the Canyon Market. I found the store to be more of a convenience store with exorbitant prices. For instance, a small box of cereal, maybe 10 oz. was $10. A non-name brand of ice cream (1.5 quarts) was $7. You definitely don't want to do your weekly shopping here. The selection is very limited and will cost you at least 4 times what you would pay at a store not in a tourist town. read more