POOL & ALL AMENITIES ARE OPEN YEAR ROUND!!! The pool & hot tubs are also heated year-round! Spectacular views of mountains in Zion National Park. Just minutes away from Sand Hollow Reservoir, Snow Canyon, Tuacahn, St. George's Ancestor Square, Red Rock Cliffs/Pioneer Park Zion National Park, and more! The waterpark, lazy river, pool, clubhouse, workout room, and additional amenities are included with your stay! The space Yes our pool is heated year round, & yes we have Pickleball! The gourmet kitchen has beautiful white quartz countertops, a large pantry, a breakfast bar, and chrome appliances, and is fully stocked for all of your group's needs. The kitchen has the following items: plates, bowls, mugs, cups, glasses, silverware for 24+, and kids’ service wear. There is a full set of pots, including two very large family-sized pots with lids. There is a crockpot, salad bowl, set of silver mixing bowls, set of colorful mixingo bowls, traditional coffee maker, K-Cup Keurig coffee maker, 4-slice toaster, XL cookie sheets, hand mixer, BBQ tools, serving trays, roasting pan, serving platters, glass bowls, casserole dish, pancake griddles, blender, storage containers, knife block, cutting boards & more. The family room has a central fireplace, huge flat-screen TV & console. There are 2 soft leather Italian-crafted sofas and reclining chairs. There is also a kid’s game closet off this main living space and the closet is filled with a circus-style tent. 1. Master bedroom #1: Zion (sleeps 2): main level, king-size bed, Smart flat-screen TV, DVD player, full bathroom with walk-in shower, private toilet area, walk-in closet, small patio off the sliding doors. 2. Bedroom #2: King-size bed (sleeps 2): This room is off the entryway with beautiful barn doors, and there is a half bathroom right around the corner. This is also the office is a 90% private working/sleeping space. 3. Master bedroom #3: Canyonlands (sleeps 4): California king-size bed, walk-in closet, and full-sized attached bathroom with shower and tub. There is also a futon at the base of the king bed that folds down to sleep a small child or two. Sliding doors open to a beautiful deck with two sun lounge chairs, & more seating. The deck is on the front of the house and looks out to the clubhouse across the street. There is also a Smart flat-screen TV with Sling. 4. Master bedroom #4: Bryce Canyon (sleeps 4): King-size bed, futon sofa (folds down to a bed for 1-2 small kids), flat-screen TV with Sling & Netflix, walk-in closet, and full bathroom with a private toilet area & a deck off the back of the townhouse. There are several chairs on this deck, which is an ideal spot to watch the colorful Southern Utah sunsets from the back of the house. 5. Bedroom #5: Arches (sleeps 4): Gorgeous black furniture with a California King-sized bed, a convertible futon (sleeps 1-2 small kids), and a walk-in closet. This is the largest bedroom upstairs, with plenty of room to set up a pack-n-play. 6. Bedroom #6: Capitol Reef (sleeps 3): Queen-sized bed, plus a single bed, walk-in closet & Jack and Jill style shared bathroom. There is a sink and vanity that is private in this room. There is a Smart TV where you can log into Netflix and other viewing options. 7. Kids loft, bedroom #7 (sleeps 6): Two queen-size daybeds that sleep 2 kids each, plus two twin trundles under the fulls, for a total of sleeping room for 6 kids. There is also a flat-screen TV, bean bags, WII U, Xbox One S gaming system arcade-style games & a Barbie house. Double doors close giving this room privacy. Large windows look out the back deck and onto views of Zion’s Mountains. There are 7 private bedrooms, 4 full bathrooms, and 1 half bathroom. This townhouse has 5 king-size beds, 3 queen beds, 2 twin pull-out trundles, 3 full-size futons, and 1 twin bed. Thats 11 beds plus 3 futons. If you are accommodating a large group this place has 11 separate beds. Based on double occupancy you can sleep 20 people. Through the City of Hurricane, this townhome has been approved & is licensed to host a group of 20 people. Please note that we are also licensed through the State of Utah to collect the appropriate taxes, and based on these licenses your reservation is secure. Zion Village Resort was built to house short-term rentals. Your group will love this place! Many guests request an early check-in, and I am happy to accommodate that whenever I can. I will always be able to allow early bag drop-off, and I can get you the pass to the amenities at noon. Itinerary for a Week in Southern Utah Day 1: Check into your reserved place, and shop Walmart or Costco for food for the week. If you opted for Costco, maybe think about watching the sunset from Dixie Rock at Pioneer Park (Red Hills Parkway, St. George, Ut). Be sure to visit the Red Hills Desert Garden before sunset as well. You will pass it on your way into the parking lot, and this place is cool because a lot of the plants are labeled which makes for a great introductory education to Southern Utah. I’d recommend a Café Rio (pork barbacoa salad) dinner before sunset, and a Cement from Nielsen’s Custard after. Day 2: Zion Narrows! We like to rent bikes on our way into the park ($25/day at Zion Outfitters). We load them on the free Zion shuttles in groups of 2-3 and meet up again at the Temple of Sinawava. We park our bikes in the bike rack and hike to the Narrows (this is an easy walk on a mostly flat, paved 1-mile trail). Once the trail ends, we change into water shoes and hike as far as we can (usually 2 miles with kids on a warm day). I pack blow-up water floats in my backpack for the kids and let them float down. This is a kid's paradise, where they can climb rocks and splash water. Please note that you do not need a permit to hike up the Narrows from the Temple of Sinawava. When we get back to the base of the Temple of Sinawava (yes there are restrooms & water), we hop on the bikes for the ride down the canyon. Be sure to move your bike to the side of the road (ok, the shuttle drivers like you off the road) and hop off your bike when a shuttle is behind you. The view is perfect for getting a group picture on bikes as you approach Big Bend. We ride down to the Zion Lodge and have lunch. After lunch, we continue down the road, and at Canyon Junction, we navigate onto the official bike path. Feel free to let the kids stop and play in the river. We end our ride at the Visitors Center near the Watchman Campground. Sometimes we do the ride down twice a day. Zion National Park is 23 miles, and a 30-minute drive from Zion Village in Hurricane, UT. Day 3: Zion’s Angel Landing! This hike is amazing, a Zion classic! I recommend doing this hike because the views are just breathtaking, and it is a Zion classic. This is best for a couple's date or for kids older than 12+. This hike is 5 miles roundtrip and starts at the Grotto Trailhead. Don’t leave Zion without going through the tunnel! Park your car off the side of the road and run up Checkerboard Mesa. Day 4: Bryce Canyon National Park! Don’t miss the Hoodoos! You need to hike under them to really see what they are all about. My favorite trails are the Navajo Loop and Queen’s Garden Trail. You can see a lot from your car, so drive to the end of the road and back again. At the end of March there will likely still be snow at this high elevation, so plan for it. Be sure to spot the arches near Natural Bridge and Rainbow Point. It is a 2-hour drive from Zion Village in Hurricane to Bryce Canyon. Day 5: Explore Sand Hollow on a Maverick Side By Side! Ask the ranger to explain how to find the tunnel, drive through it, and explore the area. We love the trails and the different rock formations. If you want to see the Sand Hollow from the water, feel free to rent a boat for a day. Many people call Sand Hollow a mini Lake Powell because it has rocks you can jump off and looks like parts of Lake Powell. Day 6: Grand Canyon, North Rim! This is a 2 h 25 min drive, but so worth it! The roads are small, so I recommend traveling both ways in daylight. There is a scenic lodge at the North Rim that has a great menu. The rocking chairs on the patio have spectacular views, and this is a place you could just sit for at least an hour. Day 7: Snow Canyon & Tuacahn are local gems. One of my favorite Southern Utah hikes is the Lava Flow Trail at Snow Canyon State Park. I pack headlamps and glow sticks for my kids, and enjoy the geology education along the way. The trail comes across an open lava tube with a natural staircase into an open cave. This hike is 2.5 miles roundtrip and is moderate. Tuacahn is a fabulous outdoor amphitheater, run by Disney, and I highly recommend seeing a show! There are 6 flat-screen TVs throughout the 3200+ square foot townhouse. You can log into the Smart TVs and access your accounts on Netflix, Amazon Prime, etc. I provide Sling TV to the family room, Maui Master, Kid’s Loft, and London room. The Nantucket and Bombay rooms have TVs with free channels and other options for viewing enjoyment. TV Map: Family Room: 70’ Smart flat-screen TV, DVD player Master Bedroom Zion: 55’ Smart flat-screen TV Kid’s Dorm: 55’ Smart flat-screen TV & WiiU & my 2-terabyte drive w/games Bedroom 3: 55’ Flat-screen TV & Roku Player Bedroom 4’ Smart flat-screen TV Bedroom 5: 27’ Flat-screen TV & Roku Player Guest access Guests have the entire townhome to themselves, + they can use all of the Zion Village amenities which include: Clubhouse with an indoor fireplace, exercise facility, social & kitchen areas. Outdoor pool & lazy river, waterslide, splash pad, BBQ area, social areas, & afire pit. There is also a private seating area, BBQ, putting green & small hot tub in the backyard area of the townhouse. Other things to note There are 7 bedrooms, 4 full bathrooms, and 1 half bathroom. This townhouse has 5 king-size beds, 3 queen beds, 3 full futons, and 3 twin beds. If you are accommodating a large group this place has 11 separate beds. Your reservation is secure because we are licensed to host 20 guests through the City of Hurricane.