Bryce Canyon National Park Hotels

This gorgeously remote national park offers a limited selection of lodging options. Camping, of course, is generally the favored choice for visitors to this land of spiky orange hoodoos. There are two campgrounds located inside the Park boundaries, both of which serve up tent sites as well as RV spots. The Bryce Canyon Lodge is the only roofed lodging within Bryce Canyon, and it's a lovely place. The local lodging just outside the Park consists mainly of motels, although there is a small selection of cute b&bs to add romantic charm to a trip. An overnight at one of the less fussy selections can usually be had on the day of arrival. Beware, however, that in the busy spring and summer months, as well as during any festivals that may be happening, hotels might be booked up. Take your pick and reserve early.

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