Posted in Utah March 07, 2018 by

This Log Cabin Campground In Utah May Just Be Your New Favorite Destination

Some people love exploring Utah’s great outdoors, but they just cannot abide sleeping on the ground in a tent. Luckily, there’s a perfect alternative – cabin camping! You’ll still enjoy the natural beauty of the Beehive State, but you can snuggle up on a real bed and sleep like a baby without rocks gouging into your back all night. Here’s the perfect cabin campground to stay in when you’re exploring Bryce Canyon National Park.

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Bryce Canyon Log Cabins are the perfect place to stay when you want to enjoy the outdoors, but also want some modern amenities.
MickeyMouse01/Tripadvisor
You'll find this log cabin campground at 160 N. Highway 12 in Tropic.
The cabins are fairly new, and they're in pristine condition. No matter what the weather, you'll be comfortable in these sturdy little abodes.
boktasofattleboro/Tripadvisor
Every cabin is all decked out with gorgeous, hand-crafted log furniture.
paul b/Tripadvisor
The cabins are super cozy at night, when the lamps cast a warm glow onto the log walls and ceiling.
fabien p/Tripadvisor
After a long day of exploring Bryce Canyon National Park, you'll really appreciate the comfy beds, fluffy pillows and soft linens.
teresa c/Tripadvisor
Every cabin includes modern conveniences to make your stay comfortable.
paul b/Tripadvisor
Cabins are equipped with tables and chairs, mini refrigerators, coffee makers, microwaves, full bathrooms, air conditioning, flat screen TV, and free wi-fi.
Enjoy the views from your front porch, and make friends with your next door neighbors.
Cabanal/Tripadvisor
The next time you visit Bryce Canyon National Park, consider staying in a little cabin instead of a hotel.
Nathalie I/Tripadvisor
The log cabin campground is open year-round, and offers reasonable rates, especially during off-season. For more information, check out Bryce Canyon Log Cabins' website.

When you’re done exploring Bryce Canyon National Park, head to Canyonlands National Park to see the stars!