Why Guests Choose to Stay at the Broken Spur

• Enter the park quickly at sunrise or late afternoon
• Stop by the Gifford House early before pies sell out (they’re baked fresh daily by the team at the Broken Spur)
  
• Return for a midday break without losing exploration time
  
• Avoid the extra driving required from towns farther away
  

Broken Spur’s position gives travelers predictable access to the park without adding unnecessary mileage or morning delays.

• EV charging for electric vehicles covering long rural routes
• Parking directly outside most rooms
• Open outdoor areas for relaxing after long drives
• Indoor pool and hot tub
• Reliable Wi-Fi for weather checks and planning
• Quick access to Highway 24 for early starts or sunset photography

These details reduce logistical stress and help travelers use their time more efficiently.

• Manageable distance between parks
  
• Predictable access to meals
  
• Lodging that’s easy to use when you’re in and out of the room all day
  
• A quieter setting than southern Utah’s larger hubs
  

This positioning makes Broken Spur a strong fit for road-trippers who want a practical, low-friction stop on a longer itinerary.

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