The 21 best things to do with kids in Cedar City

We love this place. At first you walk in and see all of these stagecoaches and say okay lots of old stuff. The museum is actually very entertaining as you go through and begin to understand how much history has been preserved and what interesting things happened. There's short clips about different historical moments, great exhibits outside of houses and the schoolhouse and lots of farm stuff if you're into it. We found that we learned a lot and actually appreciated how the people of cedar City have preserved their past and it. We were very surprised and glad we visited.

It is a great museum. I ended up spending much more time there than planned. Really enjoyed the horseless carriage, selection, and learning about the local settlers and the entry fee was very reasonable, and the staff was very friendly.

Wonderful Museum and staff. We ended up staying longer than expected. So much to see and do. Pan for gold, play horseshoe and more. Glad we stopped.

This place is outstanding a must go see if anyone is in town!!! Just as depicted on the pictures when you visit their website! Being a true experience of some of the settlers lives and how they made it by innovations and pure grit. Being off of Main St. It's easy to locate. Easy parking. When entering the building it's simply loaded with all kinds of artifacts from that era and beautiful souvenirs to pick from! The person in the front super friendly and welcoming as well! Only 4 bucks per person to explore the whole place. Inside the building loaded with all the cool stuff the early people used live and function on a processing society covering success beating all the odds of the harsh West. I suggest to look at every detail by stopping in each area and read or look at videos offered even with film for all people to see. Everything so beautiful inside just amazing it all will not disappoint. As you go outside you must explore the little town as it was very well preserved as it must have been and wow its like going back in time that depicts true success in the west from those men women that conquered it by such hard work! I recommend stopping at each building and structures and enjoying how beautifully they lived.

Learnt alot, also older kids will learn and experience the old times in the USA. Expect to be there for about 3-4 hours to see everything

Thank you for letting us hold our big day here!! It was really pretty and just enough room for the amount of guests we had!

Great museum to visit! Fun to see the wagons & stagecoaches. Outside there are so many things to see.

Wonderful festival that we have made into a tradition of going to every year! The performances are amazing, costumes, sets, and the atmosphere is off the charts! If you love or don’t love Shakespeare but love the theater, this is the place for you!

The 2025 season was phenomenal! Hard to choose our favorites but probably in order would be Macbeth, As You Like It, Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder, Antony and Cleopatra, Importance of Being Earnest. We truly enjoyed them all. Head to the cabaret afterwards to support the actors, what a fun night!

Just saw Macbeth this week and it was phenomenal! I highly recommend this show, and all the shows at the Utah Shakespeare Festival. Professional actors, incredible set designs, beautiful costumes and the lighting and music were unforgettable. Thank you! We are so lucky to have such a high quality of theater in our community.

Too good to talk about! My wife and I went to the Shakespeare Festival in Cedar City last week and it was phenomenal! We picked the perfect time to go too. I guess everyone else was gearing up for labor day and although there were good sized audiences at all of the plays we went to, there was ample parking, nearly NO traffic, super friendly locals and TONS of fun little shops within walking distance. I don't want to tell you about it because I don't want it to get super popular and busy... worth the trip... stay a week and see everything, but bring a rain poncho if you come this late.in the year to see an outdoor show.

Cool sculpture garden with a variety of music playing. The different theater and art buildings are very cool as well.

Great performances and friendly staff! Every seat was amazing. Definitely going back!

This is the best regional theater on the planet as far as I’m concerned. The acting is incredibly good and all the seminars are a wonderful bonus. Sets, costumes, music, green show- everything is world class.

SUMA is a small Arts museum that hosts a regarding of temporary exhibits; many are student and local artists. We spent an hour there onLabor day while waiting to attend a Shakespeare festival play. The staff was super friendly, admission was free, and there were a range of modern concept pieces mixed with painting a sculpture. A nice way to spend a lazy afternoon. Admission is free and there is plenty of parking on th streets nearby. A fun visit!

Was drawn by the website mentions of Dali and other masters. These were notably absent and the museum featured an interesting audio sculpture exhibit and a series of political statements by one other artist. Not very diverse and devoid of any of the advertised masterpieces. It was a cool place on a hot summer day and it was free so you can’t really lose! The surrounding sculpture garden and homage to Shakespeare was more interesting to me than the museum itself.

Nice museum and a local, free activity to do in Cedar City for travellers. I came to do a few of the parks (Cedar City is central to a lot of the parks). SUMA was a nice evening activity and can be done by yourself. Exhibits are rotating so there’s always something new

I love the staff, very Sweet, attentive, and helpful. Neat experience: corsettes, textures, tapestries, & shakespear. Eclectic mix of traveling and permanent exhibits. Please see the attached photos. I will recommend.

If you're looking for a museum that is attached to Southern Utah University, that is kind of underwhelming and small, then you have found it in this museum. The art is good and they change exhibits a lot, but it's small and underwhelming, it's a good thing it's free.

We stumbled upon the Southern Utah Museum of Art and it was lovely. They had a interactive exhibit for Juneteenth that were fun to do with our kids.

My family and I had a tremendous time at the SUMA for the first time. It happened to be their two-year-anniversary celebration, which made it even better. We got to see the James Surls sculptural exhibit and take part in the celebratory activities, like face painting, cookie-eating, and pin-the-tail-on-the-fox! The space was large and inviting, with beautiful views from the windows. The staff was very friendly and enthusiastic, and the exhibit itself was interactive and inspiring to my kids.

A beautiful pool but not great for young kids. They don’t open until late and are closed several Saturday’s for swim meets.l and every Sunday. The water is also not warm and the pool area is not heated well in the winter so my baby shivers every time we do and we end up leaving. I wish they had better hours and better heating!

My kids love going here. We live in Arizona so my kids have high expectations for water park/pool and we all love it. It’s never been extremely busy when we’ve come which is nice.

Absolutely amazing, price friendly, clean, they have food available, SPOTLESS bathrooms and changing rooms. Shade and sun options.

No where to sit AGAIN… year after year I complain about this problem! Everyone keeps their stuff on the chairs and swim, moms and non swimming guests have no where to sit. Get more chairs or cubbies or rent out locks & keys or make a rule and a sign stating belongings are not place holders.

Great place to enjoy time with your family. Indoor splash pad, lazy river, swimming lanes, and hot tub. Outdoor pool as well with a variety of activities for the children such as a rock climbing wall, diving board, etc.

A pretty fun place all around. From the outside beach and fishing to the indoor swimming and water slides. Great place to bring a family and spend the day having fun. We just got back from here and we caught a bunch of nice little trout. I wish the parking lot were paved instead of gravel where your entire vehicle looks like you’ve been down a country road for miles and miles. So that sucks. There’s a beach for swimming and bathrooms nearby for changing or taking a leak. My daughter also took swimming lessons here and she had fun. There’s also a snack bar for refreshments and snack type food. All the staff seems friendly and helpful.

It’s a nice upgrade from the Washington City Community Center. It’s like they took a number of learnings from it and improved on it as far as swimming goes. We were there for a swim meet. The facility was really clean and looked like it had a lot of fun things for kids. It’s still too small for how many high schools were there. There weren’t enough places to sit and it was super noisy. The location is great and the parking lot is nice and big.

Updated my review based on the recent renovation this park had. It is very clean with plenty of benches and tables to sit at and trees around it providing shade. All the new equipment is well designed and fun for the kids (and child-like parents) to enjoy. Our twins had a blast exploring everything, especially the musical equipment!

Excellent park with interesting play equipment. The park is behind the school district building. There is a nice walking trail around the park, although the play equipment is not visible for about 1/3 of the trail. Bathrooms are typical park restrooms (a little gross, but at least they have bathrooms here!). This park has 5 different types of swings, including a set that are great for special needs children. There are several picnic tables and benches. Overall, a great park.

This is a great park! Slides, swings, a whole little city setup with play boats and jeeps and a rocket. Super fun for our little one. Great picnic area. Lots of seating for the adults. This was a great spot and will definitely be a stop on our next road trip through this area!

New park is fine but sucks if you have little kids. Completely inaccessible for littles for most of the play equipment. The old style is where it’s at. Sad to see it’s gone. Water from the fountain is white instead of clear.

A little disappointing. We went because of the awesome photos and videos on Google reviews, but either they weren't of this park or they were outdated. No boat. No cool wooden passageways. There are ADA swings and baby swings, which I really appreciate and lots of fun stuff for adventurous kids. The parking isn't very close and I wish there was more shade.

They have redone it since we first came here about 15 years ago. The older one was nice and a lot of fun. The new one is also a lot of fun. I wish they had more parks like this where I live. A lot of different activities and space for everyone. They have disability swings so that everyone can enjoy.

This was my first time going since the park was remodeled. It was fun, there were a lot more sensory activities, it was easier to see kids, and there was more space to run around, but I also noticed plenty of potential hazards where kids could fall anywhere up to 10 or so feet! I think it is good, but I miss the old Park Discovery.

Just to walk around and have a good time is pretty fun!! And they have the cutest little ducklings!!

It’s small but has a nice sand beach, a ramp into the lake, and a good amount of fish. Easy to catch brook here. The water is very clear and nice for swimming.

Had a blast when I went here! It's really pretty at sunset! Had a small friend get-together here and we caught some fish, played volleyball, threw a football, and swam! Afterwards we went to the spinny-park that's somewhat nearby. Would recommend coming here with friends and family!

I really like the walking trail and the dock. The shade umbrellas and tables are a nice addition. I don’t like the sand it’s very rocky and dusty and it makes me itchy. I don’t trust swimming in that water without getting a parasite. And unfortunately, the overall smell of the lake is very off putting. It smells like sewage and bacteria. It was so nice when it first opened. It still looks nice but it’s the details that are why I don’t visit more.

great way to get some sand, sun and fun without going to a busy reservoir. the water is clean and there is fresh water for showering afterwards. it DOES get windy on top on the hill however, so umbrellas and shade are hard to hold down most days. :)

Dedicated Hunter Project helping elementary school kids fish. Great fun and the kids caught several fish. The students had a great time.

Nice and Cool place to visit. Free parking!

Great variety of different vendors. There's always something to eat, and they always have a great musician playing music for everyone. They have everything from woodworking items to teaspoon rings, raku fired clay wares, homemade jewelry and handmade wreaths.

I love going to The Festival City Farmers Marker (FCFM)!!! I love eating the sweet strawberries, the delicious candied cashews and candies almonds, and tasting the mouth watering salsa! I cannot let myself carry a spoon with me after I buy a jar of the Coffee Cream Honey from The Honey Guy! It will be all gone before I get home! The handcrafted journals are perfectly cute! I love going on Saturdays, and Wednesday nights in the summer!

I have attended the Festival City Farmer's Market the last few weeks. I thought it was good the first time, but it is even better at the new location! I never thought Cedar City would have such a upbeat, fun, market that is appropriate for kids, adults, visitors and locals. It adds flavor and activities for everyone, and awesome food. There is a really good feel to it. Nice work Cedar City!

First time I have been, and it was a nice experience, got some peaches and had some peach cobbler 🤤. Also got some wonderful homemade soaps and was very impressed by the variety of available products and the artists that have their work for sale was very impressive.

This is such a fun activity for families and I love all of the people I get to meet and see. I love the location on Center Street because it’s central and attracts more people. So many great vendors, I am in love the with freeze dried oranges from dried delicacies. Overall, the farmers market and its location is a great addition to festival city Utah.

Farmers Market is amazing! Check out Waning Crescent Farms for produce they make eating veggies fun again and Arcana Craft for cool original art.

I love the farmers market. It's year-round, there are so many vendors with unique gifts, fresh produce and delicious treats. They have live performers almost every week and we even ran into Santa! I love supporting local businesses and this is one stop shopping for local/small businesses.

Small, but very entertaining museum.We spent 2 hours there with kids: microscopes, build your own landscape with interactive sand, mechanical wall challenge, seed library, and more kept them entertained. Absolutely worth the visit.

Small but fantastic natural history museum. They have two microscopes set up with lots of interesting items to view. There is a magnetic marble run wall. There are children's books to read, rocks that glow under UV light, many taxidermied animals, etc. The museum is free and well worth a visit.

Loved it. Sweet lil museum, of high quality. Left us wanting more... and it's free.

This was a very small but very well done local natural history museum. Don't miss it if you're visiting Cedar City!

Very cool little museum. Staff is friendly and knowledgeable. Lots of fun. If you take your time walking through and read the exhibits you can see everything in less than an hour. Nice table for the kids to play with blocks and train tracks as well as a magnetic marble track wall.

It's quite small but really fun!

A small science museum with some interesting exhibits. There are a lot of drawers to open and explore, an interactive marble wall, mounted wildlife, some living spiders and beetles to observe, fossils, a drawer of preserved reptiles, animal puppets, children's book, and minerals. Use the black light flashlights that are next to the taratulas to shine on the mineral cases for some fun surprises. There are Lego figures hidden all over the museum and we had fun finding them while we looked at all the displays. There is even a display of conjoined calves.

Centro Pizzeria is an absolute gem for pizza lovers! From the moment you walk in, you’re greeted with a warm, inviting atmosphere that makes you feel right at home. The staff is incredibly friendly and attentive, always going the extra mile to ensure you have a great dining experience. The pizzas are truly outstanding – perfectly crisp crust, fresh and flavorful toppings, and that perfect balance of sauce and cheese that keeps you coming back for more. Their menu offers a variety of options, from classic favorites to creative specialty pies, so there’s something for everyone. You can really taste the quality and care that goes into every bite. Even the sides and appetizers are delicious and made with the same attention to detail. Whether dining in or taking out, Centro Pizzeria delivers consistent excellence. It’s a place you’ll recommend to friends and family again and again. Highly recommended!

By far my family’s favorite pizza place in Southern Utah. Having chairs to eat outside gives it the European ‘in the city’ feel. The selection of pizza is excellent. This place is always busy when we’ve been. The dough has a good flavor. They use authentic ingredients. Always a great time when we get the chance to dine in.

What a gem!! Highly recommend. Great beers, friendly service, and fantastic food. The bruschetta was great, especially if you like balsamic vinegar. We got 3 different pizzas and all argued as to which was the best one. OK, we didn't argue. We just all got the pizza that perfectly suits our palettes. White pizza, sausage and calabrese, and diavola something. Just go. You'll be happy.

This place has become our favorite spot in Cedar City for me and my family. It’s honestly the best pizza I’ve ever had, I just wish they were in Las Vegas too! The special mushroom and artichoke pizzas are our favorites. The staff were very nice, and since most of them are students, we made sure to be generous with tips.

Oh you have to try the meatballs! Delish! You get to base ball sized meatballs drenched in red sauce. The pizza was good as well. We dipped the crust in the extra sauce at the prompting of our server. So good. We sat outside near the street under umbrellas. It was enjoyable.

Had a Caesar salad and Margherita pizza, since we weren’t too hungry. The salad portion was huge and perfect for sharing as an appetizer. The pizza tasted excellent as well. Will definitely come back if we pass through again. A place with a great vibe!

Excellent thin crust pizza (and some of the best gluten free crust we've ever had!) Service from Christopher was fantastic, ambience is relaxing and welcoming, and food is top notch. I also ordered the apricot salad with roasted chicken and it was fresh and delicious.

Passing through Cedar City and looking for a local bite, we stumbled upon the All American Classic Diner—and it turned out to be a worthwhile stop. I had the hot ham and cheese sandwich with onion rings, and both were tasty and satisfying. My wife ordered the turkey sandwich with a side salad and enjoyed both as well. The diner has a rustic charm, though it could use a few updates—especially since the A/C was out during our visit. That said, the service more than made up for it. Despite a busy dining room, our food came out quickly and the staff was friendly and attentive. If you’re traveling through and want to support a local spot just off I-15, this is a solid option. Worth the short detour.

What a wonderful pleace to eat! We went there tonight for dinner and enjoyed the Sirloin steaks with veggies and baked potatoe. A real great meal for an absolute reasonable price! Thank you for your hospitality! Short update: we couldn't resist and returned one evening later. This time we had the 8oz Sirloin (again) and the Pepper Sirloin. Both were cooked to perfection and it was absolutely worth returning again. Thank you so much!

This place is awesome!!! I had the All American Pig Out and it was awesome! A lot of protein. They have the best sourdough ever!!! Gena is super awesome, what a great waitress! They're all good! Check this place out you will not be disappointed!!!

Omg, where can u find a place that opens till real late and still offers steak ! 🥩 Delicious rib-eye, combo with veggie and mash potato, for $24 . The interior decor is very cool too, gigantic map installation overhangs, and just inside New York New York !

when we rolled up, the parking was completely full, with good reason. After finding a spot, we walked up the long ramp and were greeted quickly by the very busy hostess. It's a diner with a big variety for lots of different tastes. the littles split a pancake stack. the teenager enjoyed a cheeseburger with regular fries. my wife enjoyed the California Burger with onion rings. I literally had the best tasting burger ever, the stuffed burger. it was big and messy but oh so delicious. Our server was awesome, attentive and not afraid to interact with children. This diner supports veterans and I am glad we chanced it during our visit to Cedar City.

Cute diner for breakfast and good prices. Supports the Military and veterans. Service was friendly and they have specials throughout the week for lunch and dinner

I have been going here since my parents moved to Cedar City 11 years ago and they have always had some of the best breakfast that are nice size portions. Love the pancakes and eggs breakfast. I most recently had the biscuits and gravy, and while it was still decent, the gravy is kind of bland since there is no meat in it. It was my first time having B & G. Their sausage patties are home made and are awesome. Not those pre-made patties that you get at most places. I can't speak on the lunch and dinner food items as I have never had anything but breakfast here, and their breakfast is all I need.

I always love stopping at Bulloch’s! The employees are so friendly. They have an ice cream parlor, candy store, drugstore, tourist items, pharmacy and boutique home goods. It’s a unique store that offers a little of everything, and is a place I’d recommend to everyone visiting Cedar. There’s not many unique shops like this left! The only recommendation I have is to make the writing on the ice cream and treats sign darker. The white writing on a gray background is hard to read, as it blends together.

Bulloch’s Drug Store is a must-stop in downtown Cedar City! The historic building adds so much charm, and the soda fountain serves amazing treats. My daughter loved her mint chocolate chip in a waffle cone, and the malts (chocolate brownie bite and cookie dough) were thick, creamy, and delicious. The ladies working the counter were very polite and helpful with our questions. Beyond the ice cream, the store has a great kids’ section, a stylish clothing boutique, and unique home décor. Perfect mix of history, treats, and shopping!

Awful experience with the pharmacy. Ordered a prescription over the weekend. When I went to pick it up, it was incorrect. So I obviously told the girl helping me it was not what I had called in. She told me I’m wrong and the guy who I believe was the pharmacist told me this as well. I then called on Monday and spoke to a woman named Jana I believe. Told her what happened she explained that my information was put in correct and then changed and put in incorrect which she was even unsure as to why. She explained I could come in the following day and pick up the correct prescriptions and she would have a conversation with the staff since mistakes were made on their part. I go in the second time and the same girl as before helped me. She told me my prescription wasn’t there which I then explained what I had been told the day previous. She was shouting my personal information to other employees while looking for this medication. I felt uncomfortable with my details being said aloud. Then the guy who I believe again to be the pharmacist (sitting in the back on a computer) loudly was saying that if I was just here Saturday they can’t refill my prescription. Saying “we can’t fill a prescription everyday just because she wants it” mind you I didn’t get my complete amount of medication but was charged as if I did so technically I was needing to pick up the rest of what I paid for. Then after some more looking they found it on a counter and I paid and left. The attitude of everyone in there was snarky and unhelpful. The guy seriously was shouting comments as if I was some druggie. There were other customers around and they were announcing personal details. Also loudly talking about religion while helping customers is weird! This was my first experience with this pharmacy and it was beyond awful.

What a unique experience. This place reminds me of an old department store, but modernized to be relevant in the times we live in. Very cool ice cream parlor with an actual drug store on one side of the store, with a clothing section and boutique home goods section on the other side. Very cool collection of items with a lot of local flavor. There is obviously a bunch of touristy stuff, but that makes perfect sense, since this is one of the first places I would tell someone to go when they visit Cedar. Not many stores left like this one.

I was so excited to come here for a milkshake. I walked through the store and bought a magnet and a book and some funky measuring spoons, that was a nice experience with other cashiers. Then, I stood in line behind a family of maybe 10 people here after graduation and watched them all order milkshakes. It took a long time. 20+ mins later it was my turn, I was the only one left in the store, and asked for a small cherry chocolate chip milkshake. In a very rude tone, the girl behind the counter said, "we're not making milkshakes anymore." I kind of laughed thinking she was joking. She was not. The entire family was enjoying their shakes at the counter. She said they were closing soon and wouldn't make any more milkshakes. It was about 7:30 and I knew they closed at 8. She was so mean. I had been looking forward to it all day. I almost cried walking out and felt embarrassed. Horrible treatment and horrible experience :( I felt stupid for waiting in line so long.

The head pharmacist is prejudiced against people on Medicaid, I needed a refund for 2 medications. He responded “your insurance doesn’t cover 90 days” as I was walking out with a 90 day prescription on another prescription, he couldn’t look at me in the eye. With those two facts in consideration I researched the exact medication and with Medicaid insurance, it did confirm the fact.

Just had the worst experience trying to refill my prescription the girl was incredibly rude and snarky asking for my confidential information out load in a public area. I was so uncomfortable I left I don’t know the exact names I’m not a pharmacist and I am not going to announce what they do with 10 people standing around me. I will never go back there.

Fairly pricey for miniature golf considering how short the course and each hole is. The clubs need glow in the dark heads to be able to clearly line up a shot, otherwise it is just too dark to shoot accurately. There is a fair amount of maintenance that needs to be done. One of the holes cup wasn't secured inside it, so nearly lose your golf ball trying to take it out. The staff was friendly at least, just needs some serious attention maintenance wise.

Played mini golf here as a family this week. We weren't very impressed. Each hole is very short, boxy and uninteresting, no paths to travel most are just a small square with a couple obstacles in the way. The decorations are cool, but the lights are too dark, many of the obstacles seemed flimsy and some were not anchored to the floor properly. At least two of the holes were not sunk into the floor and the ball would bounce off the sides. Worst of all was the air in there, I swear there's no air conditioning whatsoever! Once we finished and got out into the hallway we could feel cool air again it was great, we were all sweating. Overall it's not terrible but I would think $8/person would be enough to keep things up a little better.

I don’t think people understand just how hard it is to make a miniature golf course. I really am happy that there is finally one in town. The holes are very tough but it makes it challenging which I like. I think it would be a good idea to space families or parties out on this course so they don’t overlap each other.

Came back for the nostalgia! The whole aesthetic of the place is completely different and they removed the VR area they had when I use to come for birthday parties. It is also obvious how the place is dying. We recently went here for the Sketch movie and we were the only ones to show up. So is the arcade. The claw machines appear to not have been reshelved for an eternity and most of the prizes are priced at an incredibly high ticket price for something you could've gotten for a quarter of the money you would have to spend to get those tickets. I'm sorry. This place used to be the centerpiece of my childhood but they stole the fun out of "Fiddler's Fun Center". Oh wait. Now it's "Cedar's".

We reserved a theatre room for an early family New Year’s party and the crew took perfect care of us! It was a great experience and we were able to pick almost any movie we wanted! We’ve always loved the Cedar Fun Center so it was a cool new experience to have a whole theatre room to ourselves. I’d definitely try it with larger groups. Thanks for bringing families together!

We had our company Christmas party here and it was absolutely perfect! Cannot believe how great it was. The staff especially were amazing. The manager was so good. The unlimited arcade was a huge hit, maybe even more than laser tag. We had a movie in one theater and Mario Kart tournament in the other. There was plenty of room and Caleb set up the catering, delivered it, and took care of everything. What a great venue for our group of 50! It was so good!

We went for my birthday. Loved the movie and we practically had the whole theater to ourselves. Yummy popcorn and friendly staff.

Nice Park along coal Creek. Has wading pools, restrooms, playgrounds, picnic tables.

Sensory review at 7pm on July 22, 2025. Sight: Shady in the evenings, beautiful views of red rocks. Watching the water in the concrete ditch is very nice. Sound: Stream in trees is 50 dB, east grassy area is similar with background noise of people talking, children playing (and yelling), and cars and semis passing by. The west side of the park was much louder, at a max average of 60 dB by the pavilion. Touch: Grass is very green and soft and you can play in the clear water running across concrete. Smell: People were grilling so it smelled like cooking meat. I found the traffic and background noise to be too much, but I would definitely go and play in the water in the trees where it’s quieter.

It was quite busy the afternoon we stopped in. There's a large creek down the embankment if you care to climb. Otherwise, cross the bridge near the street and you can get close to the small stream easily.

Very neat place and beautiful hike to the waterfall. It takes about 20 minutes to bike maybe 40 minutes to walk but the way back on a bike is a cruise 10 minutes max. The water is cold in June but you see people swimming all the time. The view of the mountains is just extraordinary. It is so worth the hike and is probably a mile walk away from main street.

Cute little park with the usual essentials (playground, clean bathroom) but the real highlight here is the creek running through it. It is amazingly beautiful and pleasant to take a dip into - it's especially refreshing after a hike in the nearby mountains.

The play equipment at this park is for the range of 5 to 12 however it does not have any shade over the play equipment yet there are lots of trees in the park, providing good shade for picnics

The park is nice. It's out of the way and very pleasant. The men's bathroom had a terrible smell likely due to a urinal that didn't flush. Parking is limited.

So thankful for this pharmacy! Was able to fall asleep and stay asleep through the night for the first time in a very long time. As a transplant from New England, the pharmacist and staff were very welcoming and walked me through options that fit my specific medical needs. Recommended greatly!

Friendly staff. Knowledgeable of the laws and products. I "highly" recommend 😉 The Zion products are definitely the best and the prices are more than affordable. Love this spot!❤️

I really like this place! Good staff, always friendly. My only complaint is that they don’t have a lot of Inventory like other dispensaries in the state.

The people that I worked with were great! Very knowledgeable about products and had some great recommendations! Thanks for being so awesome!

Best pharmacy in Utah- actually cares about what products are going to patients. If you watch their videos on YouTube you can see their organization is extremely serious about patient care. Anyone with a serious condition should come here- and come here only. They are science backed and always care about who’s receiving their medicine.

The vibes at Zion are amazing. With a friendly staff and invaluable information I receive from the pharmacist in charge. Love coming here when I get the chance!

Decent bud. Expensive for what you get. Marcus the bud tender tried to tip himself $20 of my change. Probably won't be coming back

The atmosphere is always good here, nice and quiet. There's always things for kids to do and a wonderful variety of books, but sometimes they have a few books in a series, but none of the others.

Great place to reserve a private study room, an event room, you can rent a room at a cost if you’re going to be selling, and they have a big selection of books. Printing is 10 cents per black and white page. It is quiet and comfortable. The children’s area is nice and they offer story time on Wednesdays!

A little chilly, but I tend to have low blood pressure. So I had my sweater. Nice air conditioning. Also easy access to computers. A lovely way to relax for the day.

First time to Cedar City library and the kids reading time. Both were very welcoming and clean. Staff was extremely helpful. We also loved the kids area with puzzles and play mats!! We got our library card and almost 20 books haha

Such nice librarians I liked the clean environment and the puppies

Absolutely love the Cedar City library. They have a great selection of books for both children and adults. They have computers for public use, and a children's play area. They offer lots of community events and it is a great place to spend an afternoon. This is an amazing community resource. The staff is top notch as well!

Great place, clean seating areas and amazing staff.

I am here at 8:15 on Monday evening. During absolutely perfect weather. There is nothing but a locked gate and surrounding private properties. Btw, pictures were uploaded without reviews. Anyone can google a picture of the moon and upload it. Nothing going on here. Dont waist your time. It is a beautiful area though. Like most places people live throughout the country :)

The image of the homes being constructed is inaccurate. The observatory is on top of a hill. There are multiple telescopes to look through and the guides are great. Here is a photo of the moon I took on my phone through one of their telescopes. Definitely worth checking out on Monday nights!

Was really cool to see some things you cant see in person. It is kind of small but we enjoyed it.

I enjoyed my experience at the Observatory. It's pretty small but the telescope is pretty cool. Biggest downside is that they're open pretty randomly because of cloud coverage and other factors so make sure to check their Facebook account for updates.

The university organizes a free viewing every Monday night here and I recommend you go for it. Jacob who was our host this week was extremely knowledgeable and he showed us Jupiter, Saturn, constellations and few star clusters.

The view is beautiful and the staff informative and friendly. The outdoor telescopes are wheelchair accessible however the dome is not. Great for all ages and levels of interest.

The night sky is shared with knowledgeable SUU students, faculty and local amateur astronomers. The Cedar City lights are not ideal, but you have a great wide view of the sky.

Nice place for a quick stop to see Bryce canyon NP-like views. The spectra trail was nice, but they also have an observation deck area that will give you equally nice views of you don't have time to walk the trail. The gift shop has reasonably priced shirts and sweatshirts. You're required to have your state park pass to enter this location but no one checks so you can basically just walk the trail and see the observation deck without having to show your park pass at all. As long as you don't go into the visitor center, you're good. There is a clean bathroom at the parking lot.

WOW! Let me tell you, if you can make it up to cedars break I would highly recommend the drive. When you’re seeking peace this is the place to be. Just under a 35 minute drive from cedar city this look out is quite phenomenal. With a priceless view and onlookers from all over it’s truly breathtaking. Every time I’m in town I go to Cedars Break to catch the sunset and just sit in awe of such an amazing spectacle.

Go up there if you can. Very similar to Bryce, but 2000 ft higher in elevation. The ride up there from Zion to Bryce (yes it is a detour) in late September with the aspens in bloom was spectacular. Even had to stop to allow some grazing sheep to cross. WELL WORTH A TRIP.

We got it just in time to have a moment to talk to the Rangers in the visitor center. They cannot be kinder or more friendly and were very helpful. The park is open 24 hours however the visitor center is only open til five. Beautiful hikes, beautiful views for everybody to enjoy.

This place was so much more than what I expected to see here. I had no idea what I was driving to and walking towards. It was such an unassuming drive on the way to Bryce Canyon and it just pops out of nowhere. Have to say it was really cool and the most pleasant of surprises. Breathtaking.

This place is all inspiring. From the southern visitor Center just walk straight out and you are greeted with this massive landscape. You can see for miles and miles and the landscape is very unique. Take a moment and read the various information that's available at the visitor center as they are very helpful. The geological formation at this area is quite amazing. They are restrooms you can use and it's easily accessible from the parking lot. There are several viewpoints around this monument and I highly recommend you go to her the Northern viewpoint as it gives you a very different perspective. I think the best time to visit is doing sunrise and not sunset.

This gorgeous park is such a hidden gem! Was never on our plans, never heard of it until a friend told me about it. SO glad we went! If you’re in the area of Zion and Bryce, this is a must do!!! It’s like a mini Grand Canyon! Visitors center and staff were great too…