Bryce Canyon Cabins

Do not book your accommodations at other Bryce Canyon cabins when you can enjoy the delicious food and close proximity to other attractions at Arrowhead Country Inn

If you are looking for accommodations away from the crowds while visiting Bryce Canyon, cabins, cottages, and suites at the Arrowhead Country Inn are your solution. Located among gardens, orchards and a lily-pad pond, Arrowhead’s scenic setting in Mount Caramel Junction offers fantastic views of white cliffs on the eastern horizon. Not only are we close to Bryce Canyon (60 miles), our cabins, suites and cottages are practically on the doorstep of Zion (15 miles) and only 100 miles from the North Rim of the Grand Canyon. Besides our close proximity to national parks, we offer amenities such as a swimming pool, a hot tub, and unbeatable breakfast.

Bryce Canyon cabins located closer to the park boundaries do not offer the delectable dining we do. Every morning, we treat our guests to a mouthwatering breakfast that includes selections such as caramel apple French toast, strawberry cheese blintzes, raspberry waffles and apricot and almond muffins, as well as standard breakfast favorites such as pancakes, eggs, bacon, sausage and hash browns. Our on-site restaurant, which is open from April to October, boasts a menu of unique entrees, including maple glazed salmon, buffalo filet mignon, and southwestern chicken cordon bleu. Our two specialty desserts bear the names of local landmarks: Mount Carmel Mudslide Bread Pudding and Checkerboard Mesa Brownie Sundae. When you stay at other cabins near Bryce Canyon, you will not be talking about the incredible food for years to come. When you stay at the Arrowhead Country Inn, our fabulous cuisine will become one of the highlights of your trip!

A collection of natural amphitheaters displaying rock spires and pinnacles in many different sizes and hues, Bryce Canyon National Park is a top-notch scenic respite. Sitting on the Paunsaugunt Plateau at elevations ranging from 8,000 to 9,000 feet, Bryce Canyon is full of ponderosa and fir forests in its higher climes and juniper and pinion forests in its lower climbs. Visitors view its scenic splendor by stopping at viewpoints along its 18-mile scenic drive, strolling along the rim, or venturing into the inner canyon on one of its trails, which include the Queen’s Garden Trail, the Navajo Trail, the Peek-a-boo Loop Trail and the Fairyland Loop Trail. When looking for Bryce Canyon cabins for your visit to the park, book your accommodations at the Arrowhead Country Inn.