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Under Canvas Bryce Canyon–located just 15 minutes from Bryce Canyon National Park—offers upscale glamping accommodations, 700 acres of high-alpine juniper forest, and easy access to the area’s famed, crimson-colored hoodoos. With average daytime temperatures in the 70s and 80s, Under Canvas Bryce Canyon is the perfect place to cool off and unwind after a day of Utah adventures.
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"At 7,600 feet, wilderness lies just outside (and above) your proverbial doorstep, with antelope grazing nearby and stars lighting up Utah’s impressively dark skies. Stick around come nightfall for on-site dining, campfire s’mores, and more. "
"Under Canvas has spent a decade creating lodgings that let guests skip the sleeping bag and catch some al fresco “ZZZs” in safari-style tents outfitted with plush beds. Their 10th and newest outpost is set on 750 acres of high desert plains 15 minutes from Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah."
At Under Canvas Bryce Canyon, one of the world’s first DarkSky resorts, you can experience the wonders of the night sky like never before. Sleep under endless star-filled skies in our Stargazer Tent, enjoy celestial-themed culinary offerings, star parties and more. With easy access to Bryce Canyon National Park, a DarkSky Park, Under Canvas Bryce Canyon is the perfect place for your star-filled adventure.
Explore Utah’s natural beauty with a stay at Under Canvas Bryce Canyon. Our comfy glamping tents, including the two-tent Hoodoo Suite, feature king-size beds with plush linens, ensuite bathrooms with hot showers, wood-burning stoves, and beautiful views.
Under Canvas Bryce Canyon
1325 South Johns Valley Road
Widtsoe, UT 84764
reservations@undercanvas.com
35 minutes
Part of Dixie National Forest, Red Canyon features limestone hoodoos and red rock canyons. Explore the many hiking and biking trails throughout the area.
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A national park in Utah featuring red rock hoodoos, abundant recreation and beautiful sunrise and sunset views.
Your upscale safari-inspired accommodations.
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A historic town site with old western buildings. The last residents of Widstoe left town in 1938.
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From Bryce, UT
From Bryce, Utah, head north on Hwy 63. At the traffic circle take the 2nd exit onto UT-12 W and take an immediate right onto John’s Valley Road. Head north on John’s Valley Road for 12 miles until you see the Under Canvas sign on the right side of the road. Follow the dirt road to the end. Welcome to Under Canvas Bryce Canyon!
From St. George, UT
From St. George head northeast on I-15, Veterans Memorial Highway, for 86 miles. Take exit 95 from I-15, for UT-20 East. Turn right at US-89 South. At the town of Panguitch take a left to continue on US-89 South (Center St.). Continue on US-89 South for 7 miles and turn left onto UT-12 East. Follow UT-12 East for 13.6 miles and take the third exit onto UT-12 South at the traffic circle. Turn right on John’s Valley Road and follow it to the Under Canvas signs on the right side of the road. Follow the dirt road to the entrance of Under Canvas Bryce Canyon. If you hit Antimony, UT you have gone too far.
Bryce Canyon National Park is an 80 mile drive or an hour and a half away from Zion National Park.
Dogs are allowed in the national park but only in parking lots, on paved roads, paved viewpoint areas, on the Rim Trail between Sunset Point and Sunrise Point, on the shared use trail between the park entrance and Inspiration Point and must be leashed. You may not leave your pet in the car while you hike. If you would like to explore similar landscapes and hike with your dog check out the nearby Red Canyon. Check out our blog on the best things to do with dogs around Bryce Canyon National Park.
Yes. The main park road is 18 miles long – from the entrance at the northern end of the park to Rainbow Point and Yovimpa Point at the southern end of the park. The Bryce Canyon Amphitheater area is located along the road’s first three miles and offers a variety of popular hiking trails. The next 15 miles (known as Southern Scenic Drive) feature nine scenic overlooks that display varying landscapes throughout the park.
Under Canvas boasts locations across the U.S., including destinations throughout the Grand Circle. Book your stay at Under Canvas Bryce Canyon and continue the adventure at Under Canvas Grand Canyon, Under Canvas Moab, Under Canvas Zion, Under Canvas Lake Powell – Grand Staircase, and beyond.