Lodging
Capitol Reef Resort
Budget mission: Capitol Reef Resort anchors you a stone’s throw from Capitol Reef NP with 149 units—guest rooms, cabins, teepees, and Conestoga wagons. It stays open year-round, with seasonal lodging from mid-May to early October. Shuttle to the park and on-site dining keep the focus on exploring the red rock playground without blowing the budget.
Quick facts
- Lodging Type
- Resort
- Price Low Season
- 79
- Price High Season
- 332
Stay details
- Lodging Type
- Resort
- Price Low Season
- 79
- Price High Season
- 332
- Peak Season Dates
- April through mid-October
- Off Season Dates
- Mid-October through March
- Minimum Stay
- 2
- Cancellation Policy
- Free cancellation up to 48 hours before arrival; within 48 hours may incur charges, typically the cost of one night's stay. Promotional and package rates may be non-refundable.
Rooms & amenities
- Room Types Available
- Guest rooms
- Luxury cabins (King Cabins, Queen Cottages)
- Teepees
- Conestoga wagons
- Max Occupancy
- 0
- In Room Amenities
- WiFi (free)
- Flat-screen TV with cable (except in Conestoga Wagons)
- Keurig coffee maker with Starbucks coffee
- Microwave
- Refrigerator (in some cabins)
- Air conditioning and heating
- Hairdryer
- Iron and ironing board
- Property Amenities
- Outdoor solar-heated pool
- Hot tub
- On-site Pioneer Kitchen restaurant
- Fitness center
- Complimentary Wi-Fi in public areas
- Gift shop
- Fire pits
- Business center
- Pool Details
- Outdoor pool is solar-heated; not heated by the resort.
- Restaurant Details
- Pioneer Kitchen offers breakfast and dinner; breakfast available as an add-on; dinner served on-site.
Location & access
- Park Area
- Capitol Reef National Park
- Distance To Park
- Approximately 1 mile (2-minute drive) to park entrance
- Distance To Town
- Torrey, UT – distance not specified
- Distance To Visitor Center
- Approximately 9.2 miles (10-minute drive) to the Visitor Center
- Parking Details
- Free on-site self-parking.
- Shuttle Service
- Shuttle services to Capitol Reef National Park
- Walkable Amenities
- Restaurant
- Pool
- Hot tub
- Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible throughout grounds; accessible restrooms; roll-in showers potentially available.
Policies & fit
- Pet Policy
- Pets are not allowed on the property or in guest rooms. Registered service animals permitted with documentation. Violations may incur a $250 fine.
- Seasonal Operation
- Open year-round; teepees and Conestoga wagons operate mid-May through late Sept/early Oct
- Best For
- Families and couples seeking unique lodging with park access
- Who Should Skip This
- Pet lovers and travelers seeking ultra-luxury or completely silent rooms far from traffic.
Planning advice
- Review Summary
- Value-forward base with diverse lodging options and park access. Quiet overall with occasional highway noise; pet bans and seasonal accommodations add character.
- The Honest Truth
- Not a luxury destination, but a solid value near Capitol Reef NP. 149 units offer variety, with year-round operation and seasonal teepees/wagons. Expect quiet nights with occasional highway noise and a strict no-pets policy.
- Room Insider Tips
- Request a room in the back building or cabins farther from Highway 24 for quieter nights.
- For teepees/wagons, book six months ahead due to seasonal demand.
- If you want a view, ask for garden or rock-view options when available.
- Pro Tip Booking
- Book direct for best rates; six months ahead for teepees and wagons; request a room away from Highway 24 if possible.
- Your Morning Game Plan
- Coffee verdict: breakfast is extra at Pioneer Kitchen—plan accordingly. Drive to park entrance in ~2 minutes. Leave by 6:30 AM to beat crowds and start trails early.
- Best Time To Visit
- Peak: April through mid-October. Best value in late fall (Nov–Mar).
- Pro Tips
- Book six months ahead for teepees and Conestoga wagons.
- Use the park shuttle—confirm schedule.
- Breakfast is extra; add the package if you want easy mornings.
- Parking is free and walkable to main facilities.
More details
- Is Valid Lodging
- 1
- Accessibility Features
- Wheelchair accessible
- Accessible restrooms
- Possible roll-in showers
- Not Recommended For
- Pet owners and those seeking pure luxury or extreme seclusion from road noise
- Cell Service Wi-Fi
- Cell service strong; free WiFi
- Local Hazards
- Proximity to Highway 24 may cause occasional road noise; desert environment
- Year Built
- 1992
- Year Renovated
- 2004
- Notable Views
- Red rock buttes and canyons views
- Architecture Style
- Hybrid lodge-and-glamping
- Recent Updates
- Open year-round; teepees/wagons seasonal; last renovation in 2004
- Family Friendly Notes
- Great for families and couples seeking unique lodging with easy park access; pet-free
- Babysitting Available
- 0
- Nearby Facilities
- Subway, Rock Reef Cafe, Wild Rabbit Cafe, Broken Spur Inn & Steakhouse, Chak Balam
- Book If
- ✅ BOOK IF: You want a budget-friendly base with a variety of lodging and park access. ❌ SKIP IF: You need pets on-site or desire pure luxury.
Location
Frequently asked questions
Is there a shuttle to Capitol Reef National Park?
Yes. Shuttle service is available to the park; check schedules upon arrival.
Are teepees and Conestoga wagons seasonally available?
Yes, typically offered mid-May through late September/early October.
Is breakfast included in the stay?
Breakfast is available as an optional add-on through the Pioneer Kitchen.
Is breakfast included in the stay?
Breakfast is available as an optional add-on through the Pioneer Kitchen.
Can I bring my pet?
Pets are not allowed; only registered service animals are permitted with proper documentation.
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Recommended gear for Capitol Reef National Park
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