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Zion National Park
Springdale, UT
Resort Profile
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Rooms121  
Year Built1966  
Employees150  
Job Openings  
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Zion National Park

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Zion National Park

General Delivery
Springdale, UT 84767

Phone (435) 772-3213
Reservations 1-888-29-PARKS

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 Management

Managed by 

Xanterra Parks & Resorts - Aurora, CO

Owned by 

National Park Service

 Property Description

Zion Lodge is the only "in-the-park" accommodation at Zion National Park. The name "Zion" means a place of peace and refuge. As a sanctuary with over 146,000 acres of cliffs, canyons, diverse plant and animal life, and uninterrupted beauty, Zion is well-named. Its massive sandstone walls, some as high as 3,800 feet, offer an opportunity for serenity and reflection for all who visit.

Designed by Gilbert Stanley Underwood in the 1920s, the Zion Lodge was destroyed by fire in 1966. That same year, the Lodge was rebuilt in 100 days, quickly restoring the influx of visitors to Zion, but sacrificing the hotel's rustic design. In 1990, the exterior was restored to its original classic appearance.

This "in-the-park" lodge features historic cabins with 2 double-size beds, full bath, gas log fireplace and private porch. Motel rooms are also available, all with queen size beds, full bath and private porch or balcony. All rooms feature air conditioning, phones, radio alarm clocks and hairdryers. The Lodge is open year round, featuring special winter rates and packages December through mid-March.

Fine dining is offered in the Lodge, which boasts spectacular views of the magnificent surroundings. Reservations are required. Casual, outdoor dining can be found at The Castle Dome Cafe, which offers relaxed seating and park fare favorites.

 Why People Like to Work for Us

What is it like to work in a National Park?

If hired, the work you will be doing will be similar to working at a high quality private resort. But the privilege of living and working in a National Park is an experience unmatched anywhere else. The jobs we offer can provide a first step toward a career in the hospitality industry or year-round employment in a park that you can call home.

What is it like to live in a National Park?

There are hundreds of miles of trails to hike, outstanding terrain for mountain biking, camping, fishing, rock climbing, photography, nature walks, Park Service programs, wildlife viewing, athletic events, group trips and more. Self-motivated employees will find an abundance of activities to occupy their free time.

What will be expected of me?

We are looking for employees who are willing to work hard, who enjoy working with and for others, and who take pride in a job well done. It takes considerable teamwork to provide first class service to the millions of guests who visit the parks each year. We expect you to make a commitment to excellence in your personal standards and work habits, to respect the work that you and other employees accomplish and to create and maintain a positive living environment.

Hours Worked/Compensation

Most seasonal employees will average 40-48 hours per week. There may be seasonal fluctuations in hours worked during certain times of the year. Employees may be assigned to work any day of the week, shifts may start at any hour of the day and split shifts are possible. Paydays are currently every two weeks. Overtime paid at time and a half after 48 hours worked.

Appearance Standards

With guest service as our priority, the Company reserves the right to set appearance standards for its employees. Hairstyles must be neat and well-groomed at all times and of a natural color. Dreadlocks are generally not acceptable. Beards and moustaches must be established during vacation or other extended time away from work. Employees are required to conform to all health and sanitation regulations including the use of hair restraints where applicable. Uniforms must be clean and worn neatly. Nametags are worn while on duty. Employees may wear one pair of earrings in the ear only. Rings or studs worn in any other visible body part are not acceptable. New employees are expected to arrive at their work location in full compliance with our appearance standards.

 Property Statistics

Year built1966
Last year renovated1990
Number of rooms121
Number of employees150
 
Our top markets  Leisure
 Travel & Tourism
 Group
 
 
Number of F&B outlets2

 Food & Beverage Outlets

Restaurants
 Casual/3 meal
 Quick Service

 Amenities

Hotel Amenities
  • Gift Shops

 Internet Links

Zion National Park
http://www.zionlodge.com
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