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Here are some of the flowers both domestic and wild that grow in the rock gardens and varied native habitat at Bullion Creekside Retreat and RV Park. There are several habitats on the property including intermountain high desert, riparian meadow, and forest. |
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Flowers of the Bullion Creekside Retreat |
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Hosted by Bryan and Ana Burrell |
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May Prickley Pear Blossums |
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Utah State Flower Sego Lily in May |
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Desert Indian Paintbrush bloom in early summer |
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Barrel Cactus in early summer |
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Wild Flox |
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Wet Meadow Species of Indian Paintbrush |
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Yellow species of Prickley Pear in May |
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Wild Thistle |
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Wild Yarrow |
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Utah Cedar berries |
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Black-eyed Susans during mid and late summer |
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Pale Sunflower in late summer |
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Hummingbirds love the honeysuckles |
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‘Gloriosa’ Black-eyed Susan |
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Larkspurs |
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Asters |
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Honeysuckles |
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Domestic sunflowers |
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Flax |
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Coneflowers |
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Hens and Chicks |
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Daylilies |
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Butterfly on aging Zinnia |
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Utah Sedum |
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Irises |
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Domestic Columbines |
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Double Columbine |
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Pinion Pine Cone |
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Orange Honeysuckles |
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Wild Lupine by Creek |
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Wild Snapdragons in meadow by creek |
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Delphinium |
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Corn Poppy |
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Red Flax |
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Blue Flax |
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Water Iris |
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Domestic Zinnia |
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California Poppy |
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Rocket Larkspur |
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Pink Honeysuckle |
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Purple Coneflowers |
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Cosmos |
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Chives |
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Blue Flax |
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Pink Carnations |
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FeverFew |
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Domestic Oriental Poppy |
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Liatris |
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Coneflower |
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Ice Plant |
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Salvia |
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Red hot Poker with Tiger Swallow-tail |
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Miniature Iris |
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Mountain Barrel Cactus |
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Wild Iris |
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Coral Bells |
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Rabbit Brush on Retreat |
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Property and business managed by Bullion Creekside Retreat, LLC. Copyright, All right reserved, 2006 –2025 Bryan and Ana Maria Burrell, owners |
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Recap of advantages of renting a cabin at Bullion Creekside Retreat …
-> Large, newer cabin new quality furniture, western décor and all the amenities on 8 private acres. No crowds to deal with at this retreat.
-> Private and secluded away from town up the canyon yet conveniently close to get supplies or eat out. It is situated in a beautiful mid-elevation riparian habitat of ponderosa pines, cottonwoods and meadows with fantastic open views of the mountains to East and the West. The Fish Lake National Forest is nearby.
-> Many wild animals right around the cabin including chipmunks, squirrels, hummingbirds, native songbirds, trout, mule deer, wild turkeys, and feral peacocks.
-> Beautiful wildflower rock gardens.
-> Complete playground with tether-ball, foosball, horseshoes, beautiful creek, meadows, and secluded meadows. Kids can ride bicycles on our private loop road without worry.
-> You can hear the creek from the window and there is no highway noise
-> It is only a few yards from the Bullion Creekside Retreat gate to the main trail to Bullion Canyon Falls and direct access to the Paiute ATV Trail and all its spur trails that you can ride to without trailering. In 4 minutes on your ATV you can be in the prime riding trails west of Marysvale in Bullion Canyon of Gold.
-> The outdoor eating area is large enough to congregate your friends for a barbeque, etc.
-> Two large view decks with afternoon and morning shade. Tremendous views of the Tushars to the West and Monroe Mountains to the East.
-> Knowledgeable, friendly outdoors-loving hosts that live on-site that regularly ride all the trails in the area who will treat you like visiting friends. We can advise on all your outdoor activities, including trail knowledge and fishing.
-> Internet access available via wireless network or via our computer in our office.
-> Free equipment to loan for local excursions. This includes day packs, full-size backpacks, fishing poles, and snowshoes.
-> Two TVs and a DVD player available for loan in the cabin
-> Many locations around the valley have poor or no cell phone reception, however most cell phones get 2 or 3 bars from our cabin deck .
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- Bullion Creekside Retreat rated "excellent" by 4 travelers
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Our GPS coordinates are: 38° 25.920'N ,112° 16.071'W |
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Thyme between the cobblestones |
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The beautiful mountain creek that runs through the retreat is calling you |
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Note from guest Stephanie Caine and party from Texas: First of all we want to thank you for your hospitality. Your place is beautiful and both of you are wonderful people. We came to Utah for the first time this year and will definitely be back—to stay with you. Excellent accommodations and wonderful recommendations for trail riding. We ride every year in Colorado and we were all challenged this trip on the Paiute Trail. We all smile the whole way. I am an internet junkie and will give you an awesome review on Trip Advisor. Great meeting you both ! Keep up the good work ! Your place is awesome ! Thank you again from San Angelo, Texas. |
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