Bryce and Zion- Cowboy Hot Tub and Alien Sightings

Cozy up in Sunset Hollow, a lower-unit cabin halfway between Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon, just 1.5 miles off US-89 up a secluded dirt road. Perfect for 2, but fits 3, this retreat offers a king bed, a cot, an updated bathroom, a cowboy hot tub and a compact kitchen. Enjoy valley views, Starlink Wi-Fi, a smart TV, and a work desk!

Sunset Hollow is all yours—king bed, cot if you need it, bathroom, kitchen, desk, off grid hot tub and a single parking spot. The firepit offers valley views for your morning coffee or starlit musings. Drive carefully up the road to the cabin. During winter months, All-Wheel or 4-Wheel drive is required. Stock up on supplies before arriving—while there are some general stores nearby, the best grocery stores are located further away!

Tucked beneath its hilltop sibling, Sunset Hollow is your cozy base for exploring Zion (45 mins) and Bryce Canyon (1 hr). Reached via a 1.5-mile dirt road off US-89, this lower-unit cabin delivers seclusion and valley views that’ll make you forget the climb. Most cars manage the road in good weather, but winter demands AWD or 4WD. Deer and wildlife roam nearby, so keep your camera ready!
Inside, the cabin sleeps up to 3 with a comfy king bed and a cot stashed in the back closet (sharing space with a washer and dryer—multitasking at its finest). The updated bathroom keeps things fresh, while the small but mighty kitchen has the basics for whipping up meals. A dining table for two is perfect for intimate dinners, and a dedicated work desk lets you tackle emails with a mountain view, powered by Starlink’s high-speed Wi-Fi. Unwind with the smart TV. Be aware that there is a unit directly above you. You may hear footsteps. Additionally, due to the hilltop location, there is a water pump in the basement that may turn on while water is running. Please keep these things in mind while looking forward to and planning your stay.

2025 Update: We are very excited for the wood fire hot tub to be available! Freezing temperatures, especially at night, can cause damage to the equipment. Based on the weather estimates this year, we expect for the Hot tub to be unavailable starting in mid-september. Let us know if you have any questions. High fire risk and temporary restrictions may also disallow the used of the off grid hot tub during drought or fire season.

Access: Most cars handle the road in good weather; AWD/4WD required in winter. Single parking spot for lower unit.

Noise: Upper unit guests may cause some noise. Earplugs optional, good vibes mandatory.

Connectivity: Starlink Wi-Fi and smart TV for streaming or working. The views might distract you from both.

Wildlife: Deer and critters are frequent guests—secure food unless you’re hosting a woodland buffet.

Safety: No cliffs, but the hilltop has steep slopes. Watch your step to avoid a bumpy tumble!

We manage the property remotely. However, we have resources nearby to help you if needed.

We are located in a secluded cabin community just East of Todd's Junction. You will love the clear mountain air and the gorgeous stars in our little neck of the woods.

Park near the lower door!

Other Things to Note:

Location: 1.5 miles up a steep dirt road, halfway between Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon. Ideal for hikers, remote workers, and nature lovers.


While there are no cliffs or sheer drops, our hilltop perch has steep slopes that could make for a bumpy tumble. Please watch your step!

There are a total of 2 cameras on property that record both audio and video. 1 of these cameras is located near the rafters of the upper entrance and points to the porch, stairs, and road. The second camera is a doorbell camera located on the lower door.

We are located outside of Alton City and some wildlife should be expected. There are many deer on and around the property at dawn and dusk. Bobcats and Coyotes have also been spotted in the area so be sure to supervise small children and pets.

Check out items:
-Wash and dry all dishes and put them in their respective places.

-Leave the bed sheets on the beds that were slept on

-Put all used towels in the tub.

-Sign out of your streaming accounts

-Make sure all Grill(s) are cleaned.

-Pick up any trash that you might have left outside.

House Rules
1. Between the hours of 9:00 pm to 8:00 am, please keep loud noises to a minimum and be courteous of other guests and neighbors.
2. If you decided to use the game room please be respectful of other guests. The game room is closed 9:00 pm to 8:00 am. If you decide to play games please pick up after yourself.
3. No illegal activity or hazardous materials, such as fireworks or other combustibles are permitted on property.
4. There are no sink disposals. Please put all food into the trash before putting dishes in the sink.
5. Please clean the BBQ Grills after each use.
6. Drive cautiously with your 4 wheelers, Side by sides, ATV’s or UTV’s. Speed limit on Oak ridge road, Lutherwood road, and in the vicinity of cabins is 15 MPH.
7. Be aware of the property line and the property lines of others to avoid trespassing. Our 11.5 acres is east behind the cabin to the fence, north to the power lines, and south to the cabin 1 wash basin.
8. No smoking inside or within 20 feet of the cabins.
9. No shoes in carpeted areas.
10. No hunting or shooting on property.
11. Do not leave doors open as little critters may enter. Lock doors and windows before you head out to explore.
12. Adhere to all fire restrictions in the area. Fires are ONLY allowed in designated fire pits.
13. Extinguish fires at night and before leaving the property. Use water from the house and stir with a shovel to fully extinguish.
14. Do not chop down trees in the area. Firewood can be purchased at the MOBIL gas station on UT-89.
15. The Internet is provided by Starlink and can fluctuate in speed. Be patient of the internet and keep in mind that the internet is not guaranteed.
16. Pets are welcome. We ask that all pets remain on leashes when outside and are never left unattended. Please always clean up after your pets and keep them off the furniture.
17. Between October and March please leave the thermostat at 61 degrees or higher so that our pipes do not freeze.
18. Please, do not feed the wildlife

We stock firewood at our cabins. To make sure that we can continue to stock firewood we charge a small fee for its use. $15 per night of use to get access to the wood pile. Let us know if you have any questions.
1. Between the hours of 9:00 pm to 8:00 am, please keep loud noises to a minimum and be courteous of other guests and neighbors.
2. If you decided to use the game room please be respectful of other guests. The game room is closed 9:00 pm to 8:00 am. If you decide to play games please pick up after yourself.
3. No illegal activity or hazardous materials, such as fireworks or other combustibles are permitted on property.
4. There are no sink disposals. Please put all food into the trash before putting dishes in the sink.
5. Please clean the BBQ Grills after each use.
6. Drive cautiously with your 4 wheelers, Side by sides, ATV’s or UTV’s. Speed limit on Oak ridge road, Lutherwood road, and in the vicinity of cabins is 15 MPH.
7. Be aware of the property line and the property lines of others to avoid trespassing. Our 11.5 acres is east behind the cabin to the fence, north to the power lines, and south to the cabin 1 wash basin.
8. No smoking inside or within 20 feet of the cabins.
9. No shoes in carpeted areas.
10. No hunting or shooting on property.
11. Do not leave doors open as little critters may enter. Lock doors and windows before you head out to explore.
12. Adhere to all fire restrictions in the area. Fires are ONLY allowed in designated fire pits.
13. Extinguish fires at night and before leaving the property. Use water from the house and stir with a shovel to fully extinguish.
14. Do not chop down trees in the area. Firewood can be purchased at the MOBIL gas station on UT-89.
15. The Internet is provided by Starlink and can fluctuate in speed. Be patient of the internet and keep in mind that the internet is not guaranteed.
16. Pets are welcome. We ask that all pets remain on leashes when outside and are never left unattended. Please always clean up after your pets and keep them off the furniture.
17. Between October and March please leave the thermostat at 61 degrees or higher so that our pipes do not freeze.
18. Please, do not feed the wildlife