




Escape to Zion Cliffs Cabin at East Zion Resort, a secluded retreat tucked beneath towering red and white cliffs in a private canyon setting in Orderville, Utah. This peaceful sanctuary offers a unique experience where the dramatic Southern Utah scenery isn't something you drive to see—it is right outside your door, making it feel like having Zion in your own backyard.
The historic cabin has been thoughtfully renovated to preserve its original character while integrating modern comforts for families, couples, and small groups. The interior layout features 3 bedrooms, each equipped with a king bed, and 2 remodeled bathrooms, providing a comfortable haven for up to 6 guests. The home is designed for easy living with a spacious living area, a dedicated dining space, and a full kitchen.
Step outside to discover an incredibly private backyard setting where red-rock cliffs rise just beyond the home. You can relax on the porch or gather around the fire pit to soak in the most dramatic scenery on the property. Inside, guests will find essential conveniences including heating, air conditioning, and in-cabin laundry.
Located in a secluded canyon, the property provides a perfect balance of privacy and accessibility. While the cabin feels worlds away from a traditional resort stay, restaurants, coffee shops, and groceries remain nearby. The surrounding area offers easy access to Zion and Bryce Canyon National Parks, as well as slot canyons and scenic trails. Because public transportation is limited, bringing your own vehicle is recommended for the easiest access to local attractions.
As a guest, you also enjoy full access to the shared East Zion Resort amenities, including:
Practical Information:
Zion Cliffs Cabin offers a rare combination of space, privacy, and unforgettable scenery, creating a truly unique Southern Utah retreat.
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