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The staff were warm and welcoming. The grounds were very nicely kept, and my glamping tent was…read moreneat, and well stocked with towels, and extra blankets. It was a bit hard to locate the site, and would have been nice to have them show me how best to find my glamping tent. The food was delicious and portion size was very generous! The pools and jacuzzis were very nice with plenty of towels and lounge chairs.a great getaway!

I've hiked Knarrville falls 4 times now and the last time I was there I met a gentleman who was SO…read morefriendly, knowledgeable and generous...it so happened that he ran the campgrounds there in that space. He suggested my friend and I relax (after our hike) and let us use the porta potty, which was purple and was "clean" as far as porta pottys go! Anyway, because of that...I decided the next time I went back I would order a snack, I'm all about supporting local businesses, especially in small towns! Fast forward this summer...I brought two friends hiking and the three of us stopped to have snow cones! Now, I haven't had a snow cone in years...so, it was somewhat nostalgic and fun with all the creative names they have. They were good but more up my kids alley than mine, as I'm older, I've limited my intake of sugar. Now if there was a variety of "Margarita" snow cones, I'd be ALL IN!! LOL Bottom line: the proprietors here are great people with lots of knowledge about the area and it's a refreshing treat for you and or the kiddos to have something cold and tasty on a hot day! Thank ya'll for your hospitality and your welcome to the Margarita snow cone idea...Your friend in Vegas!

When you leave the falls. Stop by this place to grab a snow cone. Grab a big size!! The owners are…read moreawesome. And anyone's welcome! Great lil spot.

So we came here after a horrible experience at another nearby hotel. First id like to say that…read morestaff member Riley is amazing!! She was so kind on the phone and made booking super quick and easy I really appreciated her hospitality both on the phone and in person so thank you Riley!!! We booked originally for two nights but enjoyed it so much we ended up extending our stay. The hotel is easy to find, although it is currently undergoing exterior remodeling but that doesn't effect anything at all. The room itself was clean and well kept. The tv has live channels available as well as Netflix. the rooms have a microwave a fridge and a coffee maker as well as an iron The list of amenities is pretty awesome a heated pool and spa (8am-11pm) a laundry room (8am-10pm free breakfast (6-10am) free wifi excersise room (6-11pm) we payed a pretty good price for three nights we had two adults and a room with two queen beds and payed around 450 and that includes 30$ deposit that is returned to you after your stay What I also really like about this place is that they don't automatically have a maid come and service your room instead you request it. I personally love this option. Overall I recommend staying here as its also in a good area. 1hr from Zion national park and a quick 10 minutes to the downtown area. Nice staff, Quick service, Clean rooms and Bathrooms, Wonderful area, Good prices! Felt safe here!

I stayed here for three days during my visit to Cedar City. The hotel is under renovations and they…read morehave made good progress. The rooms have already been recently renovated. The new flooring, walls, furniture, and restroom fixtures. One thing I do recommend is that they add better ventilation fans in the restrooms that suck the air out quicker and more efficiently. The beds were comfortable and offered very nice bedding. Although I did not need the use of the AC, it did work very well. A big plus about staying at this hotel is the breakfast they offer for free throughout your stay during the morning hours. I hit it up every morning, regardless if I was intending to have breakfast later that day. The breakfast includes biscuits & gravy, scrambled eggs, bacon strips, sausage links, make your own waffle machine, breakfast potatoes, cereals, oatmeal, and much more, not to mention coffee and teas. There's inside and outside seating available. The hotel offers an inside pool, it's a non-smoking facility, offers a laundry facility, and an exercise room. The renovations will include a new lobby and restaurant and bar. I would stay here again, not only because the prices were very fair and it was a good stay.

We stayed at Under Canvas Zion in June 2026 and it ended up being one of our favorite family trips…read more Even with the summer heat, the experience felt high end, peaceful, and memorable. The tents have running hot water but absolutely no electricity, so I was very glad I brought plenty of batteries to charge our devices. Our tent easily slept four with room to spare, and the site felt very private. The staff was extremely nice, welcoming, and genuinely helpful, which made the stay even better. For transparency, our two night stay came to just under one thousand dollars. That included room charges, resort fees, lodging tax, and sales tax. For what we received, I thought the pricing was fair. The location is perfect. It is about twenty minutes from Zion, close to two towns for anything you need, and Tesla Superchargers were also about twenty minutes away. My girls loved the s'mores every night, and the midnight stars were unbelievable. It truly felt worth every dollar. I really enjoyed my stay and would definitely go back.

I had a very disappointing stay at Under Canvas Zion, especially considering the high price (around…read more$500 per night). When we arrived, the tent already had a visible tear in the wall. For a place that markets itself as a premium "glamping" experience, this is completely unacceptable. The inside of the tent was also dusty and did not feel clean or well-maintained at all. Another major issue was the noise. Although the property states quiet hours start at 10 PM, there were multiple vehicles driving through the camp between 11 PM and 1 AM. The noise was loud and constant, which completely ruined the atmosphere and made it hard to sleep. The front desk service was also not helpful when we raised concerns. Overall, the experience felt very different from what is advertised in the photos. For this price point, the quality, cleanliness, and service were far below expectations. Definitely not worth it.

La Quinta in Cedar City was a perfect stop for us while traveling cross country. The hotel was…read morecomfortable, easy to access, and exactly what we needed for a night on the road. The included breakfast was actually really solid and a nice bonus before getting back on the drive. The only downside was that the elevators had a strong paint/chemical smell that was a little off-putting, but aside from that everything else was perfectly fine. Overall, a good stay and a convenient road trip stop.

The TV doesn't work. You need a roadmap to try to get it to where you can change the channel-…read moreOn the positive - the night manager- a sweet lady- came to fix it

Great summer room rates! Took advantage of the pool and hot tub and it was awesome! I also ate at…read moreThe Lift restaurant and it was lovely as well. I do wish there was an actual restaurant for breakfast though. There are breakfast items at the coffee place but nothing spoke to me. The room was super clean and it was very comfortable.

Worst dining experience of our lives. Incompetent staff that could not care less about the…read morecustomer experience. Completely ignored our table, a significant amount of items were not available on the menu & the food that was available was frozen reheated items. AVOID AT EVERY OPPORTUNITY.

If you want to stay in a very rustic setting away from the crowds of Zion, Bryce, etc. yet avoid…read morethe bright lights of St. George, this US Forest Service campground is the place to go. Getting there is half the fun. At the end of Oak Grove Rd. in Leeds, keep going into Dixie National Forest on a gravel/dirt road and follow the signs for Oak Grove Campground. You start out in desert scrub, pass through stunning multi-colored rock formations, then end up in a low-height forest near the end as Pine Valley Mountain looms above. All along the route (which parallels Leeds Creek), you'll keep going up- at least a couple thousand feet in elevation gain, so keep your eye on your engine temperature. The road gets rougher, especially near the end, but was passable by a non-4WD car. I even saw a camper trailer parked there, so someone was able to defy the posted cautions against bringing a trailer all the way. Note that there are also a number of random campsites along the access road as well if you lose your nerve while driving. The campground itself is small- only about 9 sites, but nestled in a shaded grove area with many pine trees as well as the namesake oaks. Several families were camped there and were playing in the creek, which was running at an especially high level. As the USFS is wont to do, you won't know if there's potable water available until you actually get there- the notice board informed campers that water was not available there at the moment if they wanted to get water, they'd have to drive white-knuckled back to Leeds to get it. There was also a sign posted halfway down the access road saying that the campground was full, but it looked semi-permanent and when I got to the campground several sites were available. Only a single pit toilet was available, but at least it was fairly clean. The campground is also the trailhead for the Oak Grove trail up Pine Valley Mountain. More on that in another review.

Wonderful, small camp ground located way out in the boonies, and established by the Civilian…read moreConservation Corps back in the 1930s (as were most of the roads in the area). As the other poster noted, the access road is rather 'rustic' & I wouldn't want to tow a trailer using just a 2WD vehicle, nor would I dare try driving a big motorhome down it -- if you're considering either, scout the road out first. If you're camping out there and major rainfall occurs, unless you've got a heavy-duty 4WD with off-road tires, you're probably not going to be leaving for a while, perhaps several days, until the road dries up somewhat. But all of those risks are what really helps keep the Oak Grove campground rather small & cozy, and best-suited for the people who are really into roughing it, not the type that like camping, but want to be able to go into town for a pizza or otherwise just be a quick & easy drive away from civilization. Due to the elevation & shade presented by the numerous pine trees, this is one of the few camp sites in the St George area that would be tolerable in the late Summer & Fall, where temps in St George can easily be 110 degrees in the day.

We stayed here because it was close to the Shakespeare Festival. The accommodations were great…read more Clean and cozy. We had great communication with the Hosts. We stayed in the Elisabeth room. Breakfast was a wide variety of things and the Host went out of her way to find a gluten free option for my wife. we will stay for sure here again.

They stole my money when I cancelled my reservation after two minutes when their site plainly…read morestated my card wouldn't be charged. This place is a scam!!!!!!!!!!!