Hidin’ Out near the Paiute Trail and Butch Cassidy’s boyhood home.

Butch Cassidy never slept here, but you can. We converted our house into two apartments, one for you and one for us, located on Highway 89, Circleville's main street. Explore Southern Utah's Mighty 5 National Parks and monuments: Bryce Canyon, Zion, Capitol Reef, and more. Visit Butch Cassidy’s boyhood home or ride the Paiute ATV Trail.

***Access roads to Eagles Mt. Ski Resort are closed during the winter. ***

Circleville has a grocery store and a small restaurant with good food. (Hours vary throughout the year. Message us for current hours.)

Thirty miles south, in Panguitch, you can find a larger grocery store, a hospital, a hardware store, and fast food places. (No national brands except Subway.)

In Junction, 6 miles north, is a gas station with mini store and some fast food. They are open all year from 7 am until 9 pm.

Junction also has a small grocery store open all year usually from 7 am to 9 pm as well.

This is a rural area and hours can change randomly.

The Paiute ATV Trail has two access points close to Circleville. One on each side of the valley. To visit Butch Cassidy’s boyhood home take the highway south of Circleville.

There are state parks in the southern Utah area, Fremont Indian, by Cove Fort, Piute Reservoir, and Otter Creek Reservoir in Piute county. Kodachrome Basin is south of Cannonville, Anasazi Indian Village is in Boulder, Escalante Petrified Forest by Escalante and, Goblin Valley, north of Hanksville. Bryce Canyon National Park is about an hour away. Zion National Park is 1 hour and 34 minutes south. Fish Lake is an hour away, and Capitol Reef National Park is 1 hour and 30 minutes away.

We are in a country setting. The mountains provide beautiful views around the house. Animals may be in the area at times with their different sounds. Sometimes, you may encounter their enthusiastic aroma as you go outside.

All efforts have been made to keep country pests away from the house. lol You may hear noise from traffic, barking dogs, crickets, birds, or other things out of our control.