“We booked as a base camp to see Zion National Park, but when we woke up the next day we thought why are we leaving here?” “Million dollar view,” said Airbnb guests Dan and Cindy. It’s not hard to see why Zion EcoCabin was Airbnb’s most liked Instagram post of 2021: the views are killer, it’s an hour from Zion National Park, and coming back to the chic A-frame after a day of exploring is the perfect way to end your Southern Utah outings. Why you should stay: to-die-for mountain views south of the park. Related Read: The Ultimate Salt Lake City to Zion Road Trip Itinerary 1. Here’s a look at 12 of the best Airbnb rentals near Zion National Park for your upcoming trip. Check out our guide to spending one day in Zion if you’re looking at just a short stay. From here, you can jump back on a shuttle for a hop-on, hop-off type tour of the park’s main attractions, hiking trails, lookout points, and picnicking spots. The shuttles are fully accessible and will drop you off at the walk-in entrance and fee station.

Shuttles frequently depart throughout the day, about every seven minutes, so you never need to worry about missing one. In Springdale, you’ll find convenient free shuttles to Zion that bring visitors to the south entrance in order to avoid the crowded and often full parking lots during peak hours. You can also stay on the east side of the park near towns like Mount Carmel Junction. Most visitors opt to stay in nearby Springdale or other smaller locales around the park.

Choosing where to stay near Zion, which is near the Arizona border, is a huge task. Zion National Park is a massive nature reserve in southwest Utah covering nearly 230 square miles of land. Escape to Utah’s first national park, where vibrant red, orange, and pink sandstone cliffs and canyons meet bright blue skies and lush desert vegetation.

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