The Escape to East Zion

The tree house ended up being our favorite part of the trip, even with excursions, hikes, and towns to explore on the schedule. It was a memorable, unique experience, and although it wasn’t cheap, it was worth the price. We were comfortable and had zero complaints about the cleanliness or comfort. The use of space was about as efficient as possible, though, in my opinion, more than 3 adults would find it challenging. For a larger group I’d choose another Escape to Zion tiny home option. The one small thing I’d pick on is the bathroom sink: its water flow was inconsistent, and getting a comfortable temperature was difficult, either cold or boiling. That seems like an easy fix. Otherwise, 5/5 stars!

The place itself was beautiful, though it’s a ways out. Parking was odd, and we had to hit the driveway twice with our truck.

The location was awesome, close to several state and national parks, and the tiny house felt like a home, just a little smaller and better. It was extremely clean, and I was impressed by the finishes and overall feel. The kids loved the loft, and the king bed was really comfortable for us. It felt a little unexpected to find a place like this in a small town. Highly recommended if you’re looking for a nice place that feels like home.

We only spent one night here and wished we’d booked longer. The loft was a perfect feature, and next time my husband and I would love to bring our two kids. Our tiny home had a swing and a fun stargazing setup on the roof. The design was so good I’d happily have the interior designer redo my own home, lol. After outdoor adventures, it was a perfect place to retreat to. I’ve already recommended it to friends and family.