Overview of Bryce Canyon Lodge

Bryce Canyon Lodge provides motel-style accommodations inside Bryce Canyon National Park. The Bryce Canyon Lodge accommodates guests with comfortable lodge rooms that include private balconies as well as a range of private cabin selections. Nearby the lodge is a general store with a front porch where you are more than welcome to sit and take a break, the store is located off of Sunrise Point near the North Campground where picnic tables are also available to enjoy a snack or one of the grab and go foods (pizza, sandwiches, and salads) that are prepared on-site daily at the General Store. If you are looking for a sit-down meal The Lodge at Bryce Canyon Restaurant offers breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily. 

Bryce Canyon Lodge's ideal location inside the park, near the canyon rim, makes this lodging facility one of the most sought-after and popular choices in the region. The lodge is also listed on the National Historic Register. Bryce Canyon Lodge is an architectural treasure that opened in 1925. Designed by Gilbert Stanley Underwood, who also designed the Ahwahnee at Yosemite, Old Faithful Lodge at Yellowstone, and Jackson Lake Lodge in Grand Teton National Park. Bryce Canyon Lodge has been carefully maintained to keep the original structure. 

In 2019 Bryce Canyon National Park officially gained International Dark Sky status. Since Bryce Canyon Lodge is located in the park, the lodge is also taking infinitive to help with this status. The lodge has developed a light management plan to replace lights that are compliant with Dark Sky standards. Outdoor lighting at Bryce Canyon Lodge is minimal, travelers are suggested to bring a flashlight or headlamp if they will be out after sunset.