Nice park, with two play structures for kids, lots of grass, and a cool visitor center with a rock…read morecollection!

Amazing city park with a lower jungle gym and upper jungle gym, Skate park, pavilion, mini…read moreamphitheater, baseball Diamond and hill for rolling down.

Yeh that's good babe I miss your call I'm so glad I can have a good sleep babe love you soo much…read morebaby

This campground was my favorite during our trip. The campground had a host nearby. Saw him multiple…read moretimes checking on and tidying up the site. Even though we only stayed one night, the host had our name accurately filled out when we arrived (our other sites had old information and never changed it. Not that this is a big deal, but it was an extra detail showing the care for the site). Navajo Lake nearby is AMAZING and there is plenty to do if you plan ahead. We will definitely be back!

Iconic, iconic, iconic. Bryce is an interesting park because it isn't all that big in the grand…read morescheme of things, but the natural formations (the hoodoos) that make up the park are some of the most interesting things to see and learn about in all of the Utah parks in my opinion. One of the most popular trails to hike is the Navajo loop via Queen's garden, which is a loop of 4ish miles that passes a bunch of beautiful lookout points as well as the "peekaboo" formation. It's very, very beautiful and not too difficult in my opinion - but do note that the very beginning/end (depending on whether you do the hike clockwise vs. counter) is rather steep and thus more challenging. I did it clockwise and therefore ended doing "Wall Street" from the bottom going up - it's several switchbacks with a decently steep grade (think Walter's wiggles in Zion, except a little bit harder since the hike to get here is longer than Angel's landing to WW). If you get winded easily, plan for at least a few hours to do the whole loop since you will tire out. Overall, I strongly recommend this hike, it's a good challenge that is very beautiful!

This is a must stop if you are planning a trip out west to hike, bike, horseback ride, or just…read moreenjoy the scenery at one of our nation's stunning national parks. We stopped at the Visitor Center to learn about the protected prairie dogs that reside in the park. This was a special focus that day. They had tables where you can learn about the varieties of prairie dogs in the US as well as why the ones in the park are endangered. We then got to use their provided binoculars to view some of the prairie dogs that live near the visitor center. The highlight of our day was taking a horseback ride. Definitely look into this as an added activity during your visit!

We happened upon this fun place after our dinner and had a fun time. The employee was friendly,…read moreknowledgeable and patient with us "newbies." We liked how many options they had to throw at the target (not just axes). We didn't try the smash rooms this time, but look forward to returning to try them out.

We saw this spot driving through town and we had to try it! It was really fun and different than…read moreanything we have done before. The instructor (Hailey) was helpful teach us some techniques and encouraging our efforts. We will make it a point to come back to Iron Axe the next time we are in Cedar City.