Very small store…read more Other review mention frozen yogurt and pies. There were only about 5 small/personal pies in the ice box - which did not look particularly fresh, and no frozen yogurt. There is about 6 flavors of ice cream. The gal i the store was very nice, but not sure how this place stays in business.

For someone who doesn't like to collect souvenirs, I'm a sucker for gift shops. I love to see what…read moreitems a shop will curate to represent their town-often times places like this will have locally made items, which I'm more apt to purchase than the mass produced stuff you can buy online. Lee's Trading Post has a little of both. You'll find inexpensive jewelry, soaps, t-shirts, rocks and a plethora of trinkets to spend your money on. There are also packaged treats-candies, jams, fruits, etc. The thing that sealed the deal for us was the ice cream. My wife and I each got a scoop. I'm not sure the brand (I think I know, but not certain), but the mint chocolate chip is sooo good. I will come back just for that-and probably to pick up a thing or two from the shop.

The keychain was shipped out almost immediately and was packed quick! Item was in perfect…read morecondition! I was very impressed with this business

Springdale has lots of souvenir places and this is a really good one for the varied selection of…read moreclothing, knick knacks, cups, and gifts. Prices aren't really cheap but souvenirs rarely are; there were some discounted items though. They have an attached ice cream and dessert place (cookies, brownies) with some seating; we had two warmed chocolate cookies (3.99 each) which hit the spot. They also have parking.

This is a nice visitor center! It is CROWDED but there's a lot of turnover. Plenty of bathrooms,…read morereasonably clean (for a national park). They do have a sizable parking lot but that lot gets full FAST so if you want to park there you have to come early (recommended to come at or before 7am). The shuttle picks up here of course and I came around 6:20am; I was in the line by 6:45 and it was already wrapping around several times at the platform but the buses are big and particularly in the morning a bunch of shuttles come minutes apart so I actually didn't wait more than 15 mins or so to board one (I was on shuttle #3 of the morning). The organization is impressive, it's good they do it this way because the canyon would absolutely be loaded with cars otherwise!

Took a trip to Zion's national Park in Utah. What a nice adventure and a great way to get out of…read morethe Arizona heat in the valley. The temperatures were literally 40° cooler in the mountains. I had an opportunity to get a permit to go up to Angels Landing. The hike is a rigorous hike because it's straight up uphill, but it's a beautiful walk. Highly recommend. The shuttles travel frequently and we were lucky enough to not hit the crowds. I've recommend getting the national Park pass so that you can use it on all national parks. It's only $10 more to get the universal pass than it is for entrance into just one part one time.

Tried the white and the serendipity - I cannot recommend enough GET THE SERENDIPITY. It's sweet but…read moregreat wine. Bought a bottle (twist off) - very happy and service was amazing

Switchback Trading Company was next door to my hotel and made a great stop for small items like…read morelight toiletries, snacks, and a few souvenir stickers. They also carry quite the nice selection of beer, wine, and liquor, which, from my understanding, is the only place in town you can get that. Though I didn't go for any of that personally as I was traveling on my own and not quite in the mood. But it's there if you want it! I will say the staff person the first day I went was not exactly pleasant and it almost kept me from returning, but since it was convenient I stopped in again and had a much better experience.

I have really enjoyed this gift shop and have found several gifts for friends and family over the…read morelast year. In addition to that I have placed several of my own horseshoe art pieces here for others to find as gifts for their gifting needs. Easy parking for a wide variety of items. Something for everyone in all price points.

I went into this cute little store Friday, and the lady working did not wear a mask the entire time…read moreI was in there. She was out in the main part of the store tidying up shelves, behind the counter, pretty much everywhere! Why does the Yelp website have staff wear masks of the staff clearly do not wear masks?

My eldest daughter and I had a very delicious ramen dinner at the Soul Ramen and Noodle Bar that is…read morelocated in The Shoppes at Zion. Btw, I had the best black garlic ramen bowl ever... so very good! I've been to this shopping center when visiting St. George, UT, a long long time ago. It's right off Fwy 15. I still remember to have visited Del Sol and it's still here. Glad you're still here Del Sol. It's a great center with over 30 premium shops and restaurants. Plenty of free parking available. I wanted to check out a handful more of businesses such as Slice House Pizza Co, Berries n Cream, Papa's Got Jerk (Jamaican food), Sweet Rolled Tacos, Capriotti's Sandwich Shop, Del Sol, but it was late and most of them had already closed for the evening. I'll have to come back and check them out next time. They also have a few biz that I thought may be interesting by their biz name... Axe Throwing, School of Rock St. George, and Cowboys and Indians.

Gone are the days that this complex was an outlet mall. Now it's got more food places than clothing…read moreand the few clothing stores are more bargain shops than actual outlets. The layout has not changed-a long row of storefronts facing the parking lot. The sidewalks in front of the stores are covered, so you're not walking in the direct sun-an appreciated design for a typically hot city. There's not much here to draw people from far away. But if you're not a serious shopper, or on the hunt for name brand items at outlet prices, you may be ok with the selection of stores here. By the looks of the busy parking lot, plenty of people still flock here to do some shopping.

Best gem place I have been to, the guy at the counter was like the chillest, nicest dude I've ever…read moremet he was so chill and had so much aura my god.

Great prices, knowledgeable and personable staff. We were flying home from Las Vegas (we had just…read morerented a car for a day trip to Zion). So they wrapped, labeled and mailed my rocks to me!! Beautiful rock specimens. No other rock shops come close to this one!!

Love National Park gift shops!…read more I've just always been that girl that looks for something unique and special from each park I visit. This place definitely has it all. Cool art, historic items, books, jewelry, clothing, souvenirs, snacks, skincare, local goodies such as prickly pear syrups & jams, calendars, postcards, and pretty much anything else your heart might desire. The best part and I discovered this on my last visit is that this particular gift shop also allows you to rent out bicycles! I used to bike in all the way from Springdale and now I don't have to! You can rent by the hour or the entire day. The staff who work in the gift shop are so wonderful and assist you with the entire process which of course takes some paperwork. Worth the extra 5 mins. Pro tip for all Zion visitors ~ ride a bike around the park at least once in your life. You'll see things you were never able to notice from the shuttle.

Wow, talk about a well-inventoried gift shop ! Yeah, prices were . . . a bit pricey, but it's an…read moreinflationary economy now. Very nice selections of jewelry and gorgeous rock collections. Apparel for just about anybody, including toddlers. Books, maps, everything touristy and souveniry. A boon for anybody needing to buy something for somebody. As I was shopping, I noticed clerks examining shelves, checking inventory, and restocking during business hours. This is a well-run gift shop !