1-866-Kanyons or (435) 826-4747
$125-$185
Old Western, rustic 1905 farmhouse with recent bunkhouse addition featuring 4 luxurious guest rooms- The Cowboy Room, the Cabana Room, the Garden Room and the Lodge Room , all with private porches overlooking gardens and fruit trees. Conveniently located on Main Street in historic Escalante. All non smoking rooms, no pets , No children under 12 years. Individually decorated theme rooms, private bathrooms, AC, Heat, coffee makers, hair dryers, TV, phones, internet access, robes, ceiling fans, indoor and outdoor bistro tabels and chairs, new Simmons beautyrest mattresses, quality designer linens and bedding. Open seasonally from Late-March - Nov. 1.
866-455-0041 or (435) 826-4266, Fax:(435) 826-4388
7 cabins (non-smoking)($45 + tax), 10 tent sites ($16 + tax). Open all year. Showers & toilets in separate building. Open all year. Sell outdoor gear & clothing. Gourmet coffee & pizza parlor (seating for 20 inside & outside). Serve beer & wine in cafe. State Liquor Store. Groupsite, Large covered pavilion and fire pit. Guiding services offered for Natural History guided fly fishing trips.
(435) 826-4890 or 866-826-4890 Fax:(435)826-4889
$135 for 1-2 people
$110-$135 Off Season Rates
8 rooms w/baths, 1 ADA room, non-smoking facility, A/C, satellite TV, in-room cordless cell phones, all rooms with high-speed internet access, coffee makers, log furniture, Q/K pillow-top beds, full gourmet breakfast. Children 12 and older. AAA or Senior discounts, BBIU, government per diem rates. Packages available. Open all year. Patio and picnic area on-site. Restaurants and shopping nearby. B&B/tours.
Guest house in turn of the century barn. Sleeps up to 4 (sleeping bags welcome), 1 king bed, 1 full size futon bed, fully equipped kitchen, self-serve full breakfast, wood-burning stove, A/C, TV & VCR, phone available, hot tub, horses boarded free (mules too), covered front porch & upper outdoor deck with incredible views and star-gazing, no smoking, no pets, Visa, Mastercard, travelers cheques accepted. Rates: starting at $135 per night, double occupancy, $10 for each additional person per night. Recreational activities, restaurant nearby. Open all year.
Horse Stalls - Horses boarded free when you stay here.
866-215-5058 / 435-826-4901
Winter rate is $250
Summer rate is $295
A beautifully restored 1890s cabin relocated on a mountainside with majestic views from a wrap-around deck. 1600 sq feet on 3 levels. 2 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath, full kitchen, fireplace, VCR/DVD, laundry, BBQ. Sleeps 8. Non-smoking. No pets.
(435) 826-4708
$175 per night up to 4 people (each additional person $50 per night)
Luxury vacation home,fully furnished, passive-solar retreat on outskirts of Escalante facing GSENM. Sleeps up to 6,phone, TV, internet access, fully equipped kitchen, A/C, 2 baths, 2 Queen beds, 1 futon, guest laundry. BBQ, Open all year. Restaurants nearby.
800-252-UTAH (8824) / (435) 826-4567
$79-$109
4 guest rooms (non-smoking),individual baths, A/C, access to phone, full breakfast, TV-game room, pool table, hot tub. Children allowed, pets ok. Open all year. Senior discounts, AAA.
$250 per night $1,500 per week
This non-smoking, 2,500 square foot log home with five bedrooms, sleeps 12; and has three and one-half bathrooms. It boasts a gourmet kitchen with a large dining area that seats 12. Three family rooms on 3 finished levels, and a bonus loft for the kids allow plenty of room to spread out. The Red Rock Ranch is completely furnished and ready for relaxation. Our family cabin, built in 2000, is the perfect location for a quiet vacation, family reunion or just time away with family and friends.
$149-$169
Developed on 25 acres bordering Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument and the Escalante River, the Shooting Star Drive-In is a Hollywood-themed resort featuring eight classic Airstreams as accommodations; each decorated as if it was the dressing trailer of a Hollywood movie star while they were shooting on location. Imagine staying in Marilyn Monroe’s Airstream while she was shooting Some Like It Hot or John Wayne’s Airstream while he was shooting The Searchers
Each Airstream has been customized to resemble the era of the film and furnished with star-quality appointments such as 630-count sheets, firm and soft Indulgence pillows, the fluffiest towels, Sirius/XM satellite radio, flatscreen TV, Medaglia d’Oro coffee, Eco toiletries and a fully-equipped kitchen with everything you need to prepare a snack or a gourmet meal. Out on your private deck, next to the Adirondack chairs – and the stunning views – is a propane barbecue for your grilling pleasure
And yes, there is a drive-in! When the sun sets, the tops come down on the vintage 1960s convertibles parked in the drive-in and the big screen lights up with vintage cartoons, cliff-hangers like Flash Gordon, and the feature attraction – a classic film from 1946 through 1969. The Snack Shack – a converted 1977 Airstream Sovereign, serves classic movie fare throughout the evening’s entertainment.
866-889-8375 /(435) 826-4901
$139-$209 (seasonal)
A new bed and breakfast located between Bryce Canyon and Capitol Reef National Parks on the rim of the Escalante Grand Staircase National Monument. Located at the mouth of a private canyon with cliffs, creeks and native American ruins. All non smoking rooms, no pets allowed,K/Q rooms with balconies, jetted tubs, fireplaces, Direct TV, 2-2 room suites that sleep up to 6...one with a kitchenette, private patio and BBQ. Wireless internet, full breakfast. Open all year.
(435) 826-4708
$130 for 2 people, $15 per person after that.
Cozy, clean, non-smoking, fully furnished home available for nightly rental. Full kitchen, phone, AC/heat, TV,DVD,data port/internet access, laundry, three bedrooms, two baths, great location, great views, open year-round. Pets welcome! Recreational activities, multi-night discount, packages available. Shopping and restaurant nearby.
(435) 826-4297, Fax: (435) 826-4402
$55-$95(sesoanl rates) Circle D Motel is a family-owned motel. There are 22 affordable rooms and is ideal for multi-day stays to experience Southern Utahs prisinte area. Pets are welcome! Full service restaurant on site!
435.826.4250
Deluxe western style accommodations located off Scenic Byway 12 in
downtown Escalante. Close to shopping and restaurants. Seven rooms,
includes in-room coffee makers, refrigerators, 32” flat screen TV’s, Wi-Fi,All rooms are non-smoking. No pets allowed. Open April-Ocotber.
(435) 826-4276
$30-$75
12 units newly refurbished, 5 two bedroom mini suites with Q beds / refrigerator; 7 single rooms with k/Q beds, one with full kitchen. A/C, DD phones, satellite TV, high speed internet, tub/shower combo. Restaurants, grocery store and gift shop nearby. Open March-November 1.
All rooms non-smoking, no pets. We are extra clean. No cooking.
888-241-8785 / (435) 826-4959
31 Full-hookups RV sites.3 cabins, Tent sites, large restroom/shower house(Handicap Accessible)Laundromat,Dump Station,Rock Shop,Central Location, Close to all services. New Ownership.Weekly & monthly rates also available. Open year round.
The Shooting Star Drive-In features an Airstream-only RV Park in the East Meadow with a river rock fire pit, a large pavilion for “indoor dining” and breathtaking 360-degree views of the Grand Staircase, the Escalante Mountains and Dixie National Forest. There are 18 large pull-through sites, nine with full hook-ups ($40) and nine with power and water ($30). There’s a convenient clean-out near the office, which also hosts a full indoor bathroom for our Airstream Guests. Please see our listing under Motels above for additional features and amenities.
Open all year ( 7 days a week) (Summer hours: 5:00-10:00 pm) (Winter Hours 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.) No breakfast served. Southwest cuisine including, steaks, ribs, trout, seafood, nightly specials, pizza & hamburgers. Full service bar with wine, beer & liquors. Seating for 60 people. *Groups please call ahead. (435) 826-4577.
866-455-0041 or (435) 826-4266, Fax:(435) 826-4388
7 cabins (non-smoking)($45 + tax), 10 tent sites ($16 + tax). Open all year. Showers & toilets in separate building. Open all year. Sell outdoor gear & clothing. Gourmet coffee & pizza parlor (seating for 20 inside & outside). Serve beer & wine in cafe. State Liquor Store. Groupsite, Large covered pavilion and fire pit. Guiding services offered for Natural History guided fly fishing trips.
Open all year ( 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.) Serving: pizza, submarine sandwiches, ice cream, gourmet coffee, draft beer, liquor package agency. Seating for 25 people inside and 20 people outside. Call (435) 826-4266.
Lunches served Tuesday-Saturday 11:30-4:30 p.m.
Dinners Served Monday- Saturday 4:30-9:00 p.m.
Adding Breakfast soon!!
Everything is homemade..
Seating for 20-25 people, Outdoor seating also available. Serving Mexican food, salads, deli sandwiches, and bakery items..Desserts, cookies, shakes as well as espresso and Lattes.
All menu items are available for take-out!
Located 5 miles west of Escalante behind Slot Canyons Inn
Seasonal: April-Nov 5:30-9:00
Serving brick oven pizzas, gourmet soups, salads, entrees and BBQ specials in a grand outdoor setting
Seating: 40 outside 15 inside
By reservation: 435 616 4999
Open all year (Summer: 6:30 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.) (Winter: 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. * times can vary) full menu breakfast, lunch & dinner, childrens menu. Steaks, mexican food, seafood, sandwiches, etc. Seating for up to 85 people, groups call ahead (dining area for groups). Call: (435) 826-4775
Espresso drinks dome right!
We carefully brew fresh organic, shade grown coffee and offer baked goods with an emphasis on healthy ingredients. The perfect compliment to a fine cup or a satisfying trail snack for your desert hike.
Enjoy a fun wild west cowboy cookout. For groups with reservation. (Seasonal: April- Oct.)
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Info Centrally located along Scenic Byway 12, Escalante is a great place to stay when exploring Bryce Canyon Country. Escalante is surrounded by some of the most rugged and diverse scenery in the west, and is the headquarters to the 1.9-million acre Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument. With the Dixie National Forest to the north and Bryce Canyon, Capitol Reef and Lake Powell just a short drive away, Escalante is ideally located to experience all the region has to offer. Click here to connect to the Escalante community site.
History
Escalante was named for Franciscan missionary Silvestre Velez de Escalante, whopassed through the region in 1776 during an expedition from Santa Fe, NM to Monterey, CA. The remote community was settled in 1876 by Mormon pioneers from nearby Panguitch. They designed the town on a grid system, dividing the land into equitable five-acre blocks. Each family in this farming and ranching community was also provided with 20 acres of farmland outside of town. Today, this charming town of 800, called 'Escalant' by locals, is home to a diverse population of ranchers, farmers, artists and outdoor enthusiasts.
Area Attractions and Activities
There's no shortage of things to do in and around Escalante, from hiking, biking and horseback riding in the spectacular canyons and backcountry, to visiting rustic pioneer homes, unique shops and galleries. If you are planning an outdoor adventure, be sure to visit the Escalante Interagency Visitor Center (435-826-5499) on West Main Street for maps and detailed information about the area's canyons, deserts, and backcountry. Summers can be hot and bring the threat of flash flooding so prepare accordingly. Fall and spring are the best times to hike in and around Escalante.
In Escalante:
Walk through Escalante's history with a tour of 95 pioneer homes and barns.
Shop and browse the art and antique gallery, and the gift and rock shops.
You'll find fine art, textiles, pottery, photography, American Indian jewelry and rugs, cowboy art, petrified wood, sculptured furniture, Native American flutes and hand-crafted drums, mountain man and native crafts. Visit the Daughters of Utah Pioneer Museum.
Take a surrey ride through town.
Horseback ride or visit a working cattle ranch.
Attend the Escalante Canyons Art Festival in October.
Nearby attractions:
Visit Escalante Petrified Forest State Park, located just 1.5 miles from Escalante. Discover dinosaur bones and mineralized wood relics, fish or swim in the 130-acre Wide Hollow Reservoir, or go off-roading in the lands around the park.
Explore the rugged backcountry and canyons of Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument (BLM Resource Area 435-826-4291). Drive the unpaved Cottonwood Canyon Road to Grosvenor Arch. Mountain bike or ATV ride along the unpaved trails. Hike Willis Creek, Round Valley Draw or the Bull Valley Gorge.
Drive Scenic Byway 12 to Bryce Canyon National Park.
Enjoy a cool mountain getaway, and hike or fish at Posey Lake or Barker Reservoir.
Plan a pack trip, jeep tour or guided hike into the canyons
Drive the unpaved Hell's Backbone Road (a spur road off Scenic Byway 12) and cross the unique bridge—a journey not for the faint of heart.
Retrace the route of the Hole-in-the-Rock expedition. Picnic at Devil's Garden along the way.
Hike to Lower Calf Creek Falls, where you'll find great fishing, too.
Services and Amenities Escalante offers year-round services including lodging, camping, restaurants, fast food, groceries, shopping, gasoline, car care and repair, churches, a bank, post office and a laundromat. The Escalante Interagency Visitor Center provides information for the BLM, Forest Service and National Parks. The Bryce Canyon Airport, located near Bryce Canyon National Park, provides charter and private plane services and aerial tours.
Shop and browse the art and antique gallery and the gift and rock shops. You'll find fine art, textiles, pottery, photography, American Indian jewelry and rugs, cowboy art, petrified wood, sculptured furniture, Native American flutes and hand-crafted drums, mountain man and native crafts.
Visit the Daughters of Utah Pioneer Museum.
Walk through Escalante's history on a tour of 95 pioneer homes and barns. Ask for a free brochure.
Take a surrey ride through town.
Explore the new Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. (BLM Resource Area 435-826-4291).
Visit the Escalante Interagency Visitor Center for maps and information on area forests, canyons, and deserts. (435-826-5499).
Horseback ride or visit a working cattle ranch.
Hike Escalante Petrified Forest State Park. Fish or swim at Wide Hollow Reservoir. (435-826-4466).
Plan a pack trip, jeep tour or guided hike into the canyons.
Enjoy a cool mountain getaway, and hike or fish at Posey Lake or Barker Reservoir.
Drive the unpaved Hell's Backbone Road and cross the unique bridge (not for the faint of heart).
Retrace the route of the Hole-In-The-Rock Expedition. Stop and picnic at DevilÕs Rock Garden.
Hike to Lower Calf Creek Falls. There's great fishing, too!
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Restaurants, fast food, groceries, liquor store
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Gasoline, automobile repairs, towing services, car wash
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Area Attractions and Activities
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