Sleep in a Conestoga Wagon
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Stay at the Bryce Canyon Resort in a luxury pioneer-style wagon equipped with modern comforts under the stars.
Itinerary tips
- 1Book at least three months in advance as these limited-edition wagons sell out quickly during the peak summer season.
- 2Pack a headlamp for navigating the resort grounds at night, even though wagons feature interior electric lighting.
- 3Allow for a two-night stay to balance a full day of Bryce Canyon hiking with sunset relaxation at the wagon site.
- 4Bring an extra layer of clothing because high-altitude desert temperatures drop significantly once the sun sets.
- 5Arrive via Scenic Byway 12 to experience one of America's most beautiful drives before checking in.
- 6Utilize the Bryce Canyon Shuttle located nearby to avoid the parking congestion at the national park's main amphitheater.
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