F.A.Q.

Do we ride in Bryce Canyon National Park

We do not ride in the park. But, most of our rides look like you are in the park. To ride in the park, you will need to contact the National Park Service.

National Park Website

Can we highline, electric fence, or bring panels for my mule?

Yes, we have plenty of area to set up your pens or electric fence. The campsites have Juniper and Cedar tress to set up a highline.

Closest Place to get hay?

We will have hay and shavings available for purchase at the BCMD Arena. Or Orton Farm Center in Panguitch, UT

Orton Farm Center

What if the guided rides are sold out?

We will have a waiting list if anyone canceled their spot on the guided rides. If we have extra guides and trailers then we can put together more guided rides.

Can I bring my horse?

We are mainly a mule event. Which is why we want to only allow mules to this event.

Can I reserve a camp site?

There are no reserved spots. But, there is a big area below the arena for living quarters type trailers to park. The campsites further up the canyon from the arena are scattered throughout cedar and juniper trees. There are a couple group sites that will work for 4-6 trailers.

Will there be water and bathrooms?

There will be potable water near the arena and a water truck to water your mules. There will be porta-johns around the campsites and arena.

Can we bring our dogs?

You will be responsible to pick up after your dog. Leashes around arena and while walking around the facility is required. If your dog is barking while you are away, you will be asked to manage your dog so they are not disrupting other campers.

Is there a limit on riders?

Yes, We only have 50 spots for fully guided rides. There will be a waiting list if we have any extra guides and trailers.

We are working on dates for the 2026 Mule Days. Stay Tuned!

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