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- Scored out of 10, guest rating 9.3Superb - What previous guests thought, 237 reviewsFromUS$1891 night, 2 adults
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Muddy Creek Mining Company
Hanksville
Muddy Creek Mining Company features rooms in Hanksville. There is a private entrance at the holiday home for the convenience of those who stay.
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LuxembourgCute and comfy cabins. There's a restaurant located across the street, which was super convenient. Perfect for visiting Goblin Valley and Factory Butte!
Scored out of 10, guest rating 9.3
Superb - What previous guests thought, 237 reviews
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US$189
1 night, 2 adults
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Muddy Creek Mining Company
Hanksville
Muddy Creek Mining Company features rooms in Hanksville. There is a private entrance at the holiday home for the convenience of those who stay.
k
kirsten
From
LuxembourgCute and comfy cabins. There's a restaurant located across the street, which was super convenient. Perfect for visiting Goblin Valley and Factory Butte!
Scored out of 10, guest rating 9.3
Superb - What previous guests thought, 237 reviews
Price from
US$189
1 night, 2 adults
What guests said about Hanksville:
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Hanksville has lots of wonderful outdoor activities in and...
Hanksville has lots of wonderful outdoor activities in and around the town, particularly Capitol Reef National Park and Goblin Valley State Park. If you aren't outdoorsy or active, there might not be much to do for you. The town itself is quite small, and not everything is open in the winter. It is cute and has character, but is not exactly exciting.
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KellyUnited States
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The little town of Hanksville (pop. 1800), in the heart of...
The little town of Hanksville (pop. 1800), in the heart of Southern Utah, near Goblin Valley State Park (must see!) and not far from Capitol Reef National Park, is a surprising gem. Home of an intriguing collection of scrap-metal dinosaurs, now presented in the context of peace and spirituality (their creator is deceased), it also sports a seriously good rock shop and the Bull Mountain Market that features an art gallery (!), where I found two pieces I just had to buy (cheap!) by Nathan Maire, who also sells polished fossils and geodes.
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JoelUnited States
