Travel Cheap to Bryce Canyon this Summer
The last few months have seen a huge drop in travel prices. Among these prices drops are gas, flights and hotels. That means this summer will likely be the cheapest summer to travel for many years to come. The other good news is that Bryce Canyon is just as beautiful as ever with even more experiences available to visitors.
Staying Safe and Staying Healthy
Here in Bryce Canyon, everyone is doing their part to flatten the curve and protect visitors and workers from getting sick or spreading sickness. After all, you can’t enjoy the outdoors quite as much when you’re sick. Staying healthy is a priority here in the Park.
It’s important that all visitors do their part too. This means using hand sanitizer often, coughing into your elbow, and staying a safe distance from others. By all means, if you’re sick, don’t hesitate to reschedule your trip.
Adventures in Bryce Canyon
There are endless possibilities for fun and adventure in Bryce Canyon! Ruby’s Inn at Bryce Canyon offers many different activities for visitors of all ages. ATV tours around Bryce Canyon offer guaranteed excitement and fun!
Another great activity for anyone is horseback riding. On the saddle of a horse will always be one of the best ways to experience the American West. You’ll ride through the same country once ridden by Butch Cassidy and his band of outlaws. Horseback riding is not only a fun experience, but also very relaxing and reuniting with nature.
Ebenezer’s Bar & Grill, much like the Golden Horseshoe for those who have been to Disneyland, is a Western themed restaurant the whole family can enjoy! Dinner and a show is on the menu nightly through May 21st to October 24th! Check it out!
Eating Out in Bryce Canyon
Already mentioned above is Ebenezer’s Barn & Grill, which boasts heaping plates of smoking hot country cuisine. The town of Bryce Canyon, adjacent to the Park, is a fun, tourist-trap town with lots of options for dining. All of Bryce Canyon’s restaurants serve delicious food and friendly service – so you can’t go wrong in choosing where to eat!
Ranked #1 by visitors is the Bryce Canyon Pines Restaurant. Warm country meals and world-famous homemade pies are always a hit among vacationers.
A little out of the way, but well worth it is Wanderlust Cowgirl Coffee. Grab hot coffee or hot chocolate with a pastry and you’ll see why this little outfit is popular spot among locals and travelers.
Staying in Bryce Canyon
Ruby’s Inn offers many different ways to stay at the Park. Though each option offers a different experience, every one offers comfort and safety. 
Stay in a log cabin or a canvas tipi for a truly unique experience! Each tipi fits up to 8 adults comfortably. Sleeping in a tipi is much like camping in a tent, so visitors will need to bring their own bedding. The rustic log cabins fit four adults comfortably and is also much like an authentic old log cabin. Visitors should bring their own bedding.
Ruby’s Inn has double king bedrooms and double queen bedrooms that promise a very relaxing, comfortable stay for anyone. Staying in any of the rooms at Ruby’s Inn includes a full buffet breakfast.
King Suite with In-Room Spa. This is the perfect room for couples. Stay in a large room, with a single king-sized bed, a jacuzzi tub and more. Staying in the King Suite will certainly upgrade your visit to Bryce from a vacation to a rejuvenating adventure.
Supporting the Tourism Industry
With there being cheap flights to Bryce Canyon and great deals on hotels and more – now is an important time to support the tourism industry. Though visitors will be saving money on their summer trip, they would also be saving family-owned businesses here in Bryce Canyon.