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Lake Powell offers a wide open playground for both those who want to play in the water and those who want to wander a bit on dry land.

Rainbow Bridge is the largest natural rock bridge in the world. The hike can be done as an overnighter by experienced hikers while beginners will want three or four days to cover the broken terrain. Most visitors travel to the bridge by boat on Lake Powell. But if you’re up for an adventure you’ll hike there. Along the way you will experience spectacular canyon country.

For Lake Powell Lodging you can choose between land-based hotels or water-based houseboats!  Check out Defiance House Lodge, located at Bullfrog Marina at the heart of all your uplake activities and adventures. Defiance House Lodge accommodates you with comfortable lodging, terrific dining and fun shopping.

For more lodging options and to make Lake Powell reservations call National Park Reservations toll free 1-866-875-8456 or log on at www.nationalparkreservations.com/lakepowell.htm.

Grant Grove Village is one of the original structures built in the late 1800’s in what today is Kings Canyon National Park, adjacent to Sequoia National Park. Within the village you will find a gift shop, espresso bar, market, and ATM’s.  The Grant Grove Restaurant offers family-friendly dining featuring American cuisine, while The Pizza Parlor is open during the summer months for a quick bite between park activities.

Lodging options here include the historic Grant Grove Cabins. These cabins provide guests with a convenient location from which to explore both Kings Canyon and Sequoia National Park.  Six types of cabins are available for you to choose from. The Duplex Cabins, and Single Cabin with Bath are open year round while the Camp Cabins, Oversized Cabins, and Rustic Cabins are open May through November. Tent Cabins are open June through September.

To make your Grant Grove Cabin reservations today call National Park Reservations at 1-866-845-8756. Or log on at  www.nationalparkreservations.com/sequoia_grant_grove.htm for easy online reservations!

Glaciers Mountain Resort abuts beautiful Glacier National Park on the west side. From here guests have access to all that Glacier has to offer as well as close proximity to surrounding area attractions.  Attractions like, Whitefish and Flathead Lakes, Jewel Basin, Hungry Horse Dam, Amazing Ventures Fun Center, Big Sky Waterpark, to name a few.

Glaciers Mountain Resort is on a 10 acre property. A lovely lawn surrounds 5 cabins. Each modern cabin is incredibly clean and includes a living room, kitchen, and bedroom with Queen Bed. The living room is beautifully decorated with a stylish futon – this can be used for 2 more guest – television, coffee table and homey décor.

The Kitchen includes new appliances including refrigerator, stove/oven and dishwasher. The cabinets are fully stocked with china and plenty of glassware, silverware, pots and pans. There is also a table with lovely fabric placemats and chairs for dinning inside if you choose.

The bathroom has a shower/tub, toilet and sink with a mirror cabinet to hold your toiletries. Plush towels and floor mats extend the comfort and relaxing theme of the whole cabin. The bedroom is decorated with light wood bedframe, dresser drawers and place to hang your clothes.

In addition there is a big front porch on each cabin. On the porch you’ll be able to grill out on a modern gas grill as you sit at the garden table and chairs or on the big bench and enjoy the view of Glacier mountains or perhaps see some wildlife roaming by. There are also hanging flowers adorning each front porch. The many windows of the cabin make them light and airy, perfect to come home to after a day of northwest Montana adventures.

Glaciers Mountain Resort gives visitors the option of easy Glacier National Park access with the convenience and comfort of proximity to many more adventures!

To make your Glaciers Mountain Resort reservations call National Park Reservations at 1-866-875-8456 today.

Summer at Yosemite National Park is filled with long, bright days and a wealth of activities to enjoy. 

For memories that will last long after your vacation is over take a leisurely float trip and see the natural wonders of the Park from the river.

Another way to get out of the car and see the park is on the back of a mule or on bicycle.

However you choose to spend the warm days, make sure to give yourself enough to fit it all in!

At National Park Reservations we will assist you in booking hotel rooms and that are nearest the sights and activities you plan to include in your Yosemite vacation.

Log on today at www.nationalparkreservations.com/yosemite.htm or call us toll free at 1-866-875-8456 to speak to a friendly agent.

Olympic National Park has one million acres and three distinct ecosystems. This space and diversity makes for a very full and fun vacation for visitors to the park.

Some Olympic highlights you should plan on fitting into your visit are Hurricane Ridge for a taste of the park’s high country and mountain vistas. From there its a three-hour drive to the west to the Hoh Rain Forest, where over 12 feet of rain per year creates a stunning world of huge trees and profuse greenery. Views of the Pacific Coast and Olympic’s wilderness beaches can be seen just 30-40 minute by car to Rialto or Ruby Beach.

Keep in mind that the best way to see Olympic or any national park is by getting out of your car. Here short (one-quarter to one-half mile) nature trails are located at Hurricane Ridge (spring through fall only), Elwha, Sol Duc, the Hoh Rain Forest and Quinault.

For more information on what you can do at Olympic National Park and for lodging reservations log onto www.nationalparkreservations.com/olympic.htm. Make your reservations early for the best selection.

Every season in Big Bend National Park has its own unique character.  Summer rainy season brings moderate temperatures and spectacular skies. Some popular activities for the lizard in you include backcountry camping and hiking, exploring the area and photography.  Summers are very hot so be sure you bring plenty of water and dress in breathable fabrics.

For more Big Bend information and to make lodging reservations go to www.nationalparkreservations.com/bigbend.htm.