Zion National Park · Zion Canyon, inside the park
Zion Lodge
Book one of the 40 historic cabin units of 1927–29, each with a stone fireplace and porch; the main lodge burned in 1966 and was rebuilt.
- Built
- 1927–29Western (deluxe) cabins built 1927 (10 duplexes) and 1929 (5 quadraplexes). The 1925 main lodge burned in January 1966; its prefabricated replacement is not historic.
- Style
- National Park Service Rustic
- Architect
- Gilbert Stanley Underwood
- Type
- Lodge
- Rooms
- 122
- Price
- $$
- Area
- Zion Canyon, inside the park
- Credentials
- Inside a National Register historic district
The story
The Utah Parks Company, a Union Pacific subsidiary, hired Gilbert Stanley Underwood to design a rustic lodge complex in Zion Canyon; the lodge opened in May 1925, followed by stand-alone cabins. The ten duplex ‘Western’ cabins of 1927 and five four-unit cabins of 1929 each have a stone fireplace and porch and remain on their original sites. Fire destroyed the main lodge on January 26, 1966; the Park Service rebuilt a simpler version on the old foundation in 108 days, and a 1990s renovation restored a 1920s look. Zion Lodge is the only lodging inside the park.
Good to know
- Address: 1 Zion Lodge, Springdale, UT 84767
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Last verified October 2026. Details change; confirm with the inn before you book.