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shingle Creek rest stop

A roadside rest stop along US-89 provides overnight parking with basic amenities in a rocky hillside setting. Shingle Creek Rest Stop features paved walkways, covered picnic areas, and interpretive displays highlighting local history and geography. The spacious parking area accommodates RVs and offers drinking water, restrooms, and trash service.

The layout remains uncluttered with designated pet areas and open valley views. Campers can access Bryce Zion Campground less than a mile away for full hookups. The stop serves as a convenient overnight break for travelers heading through southern Utah's canyon country.

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Map & Directionsshingle Creek rest stop is located in Utah near Glendale

Overnight Parking

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37.37935728277291 N
112.5856881203931 W

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Overnight parking includes places that allow free one-night stays. Always confirm with local managers at commercial establishments. Please respect any posted overnight regulations.

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+18018873700

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Reviewed Jan. 21, 2026

Shingle Creek rest stop

Quiet and well-kept rest area along US-89 near Glendale, Utah, set against a rocky hillside with pine trees and open valley views. The site has a spacious parking area, paved walkways, pet area, and a covered picnic shelter with interpretive displays that highlight local history and geography. The layout feels intentional and uncluttered, making it easy to walk around and relax for a bit.

This stop stands out for its calm atmosphere and scenic setting rather than flashy amenities. It’s a solid place to stretch your legs, let pets move around, read the informational panels, and enjoy a peaceful break before continuing through southern Utah.

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