Springdale, Michigan Lodges

Situated in Springdale, Utah, the Driftwood Lodge is less than two miles from the entrance of Zion National Park. All rooms are newly renovated, spacious and clean. New furnishings and other comfortable amenities include flat-panel televisions, refrigerators, microwaves, and coffee makers in every room. The recently added Signature rooms feature large picture windows, separate tub and walk in shower with upgraded amenities like Iphone docking station alarm clock and Keurig coffee makers. Our guests' lodging experience will be further enhanced by the incredible views of the canyon either from inside the rooms or comfortably seated in the Adirondack chairs on the patios or balconies.

The Driftwood Lodge was originally conceived by Bill and Joyce Mundy of St. Louis, Missouri. Joyce Mundy designed the first buildings in 1954, consisting of a main lodge with living quarters for the Mundy family, as well as a 12-unit motel. By 1958, the Mundys had decided to expand, adding four additional motel units, increasing the front desk area and adding a restaurant. During the expansion, Bill Mundy was offered and accepted a position that would take the family to the Midwest. The Driftwood Lodge was suddenly for sale.