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If you are exploring Bryce Canyon, cabins, suites and cottages at the Arrowhead Inn make a great base camp

If you are looking for accommodations for a trip to Bryce Canyon, cabins, cottages and suites at the Arrowhead Country Inn are an ideal option. Our cabins are located away from the crowds found closer to the park, sitting among orchards, gardens and scenic white cliffs on the eastern horizon. Our suites, cottages and cabins range from $79 to $179 per night. Every one of our suites feature comfortable king and queen beds as well as antique furnishings. Every one of our cottages include front porches with stellar views of the scenic surroundings. Our two cabins have kitchens with refrigerators and microwaves and accommodations for more than just two people. When you book your Bryce Canyon cabin accommodations with us, you will also enjoy our hot tub, swimming pool and fresh breakfast, which includes unique menu items such as apricot and almond muffins, strawberry cheese blintzes and raspberry waffles.

When vacationing in Bryce Canyon, cabins, suites and cottages at the Arrowhead Country Inn are only 60 miles away. Bryce Canyon is not actually a canyon, but a series of natural amphitheaters that are full of spectacular, colorful rock spires, fins, arches and pinnacles of all shapes and sizes. The park’s formations have taken on whimsical and unforgettable names such as The Poodle, Sinking Ship, and Thor’s Hammer. Visitors can view the canyon’s scenic splendor by strolling along the rim, stopping at viewpoints along the 18-mile scenic drive, or venturing into the inner canyon on trails such as the Navajo Trail, the Queen’s Garden Trail, the Fairyland Loop Trail and the Peek-a-boo Loop Trail.

When you stay at the Arrowhead Country Inn instead of Bryce Canyon cabins closer to the park, you will be close to other hiking opportunities and scenic attractions. Our bed and breakfast is the trailhead to a path that leads through meadows and juniper trees to a scenic slot canyon at the base of nearby white cliffs. An ideal place to escape the summer heat, the mouth of the canyon is a cool, shady place. During the year’s driest periods, you can venture up the canyon to explore its narrow reaches. The hike is an excellent morning or afternoon jaunt that will leave you time to explore nearby Zion National Park or any other attractions within close proximity, including Pipe Spring National Monument, Best Friends Animal Sanctuary, Frontier Movie Town and Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park. When you stay in our suites, cottages, and cabins, Bryce Canyon should not be the only thing on your itinerary.