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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]PP here- the Bryce area itself has a lake, walking trails, a golf course. Summer activities are zip lining, mountain biking, mini golf, summer tubing. Winter has tubing and skiing. There are ski and snowboard teams for the kids. The area itself is like stepping into the 1950's. Slow paced, not pretentious. The local general store carries EVERYTHING, including the best bacon known to man. The membership gets you discounts on food and merchandise, free mini golf, free tubing, free lake use, member pool and member lounge and closer parking (unless all the member spots are taken). As a member you get five coupons for free skiing or golf and the ability to buy activity passes for unlimited lift tickets, golf or mountain biking. We're members only for the social aspect, as there are a ton of families with kids and it's the best way to interact. We weren't members the first several years we owned the house and we just did our own thing but the kids would get a little bored so we joined. [/quote] Actually, that 1950s aspect was one concern we had. We saw several confederate flags on the way to Bryce once off the highway; we are a mixed race family, would we have any issues becoming town regulars?[/quote] First there is no town. Second the locals cannot afford to join the resort, and 3rd the locals cannot afford to even own a home in Bryce proper outside of section 10. Section 10 is cheaper, but ppl there are year round and that's not appealing for most weekenders. When we go, we know only one other family with kids our age who spend weekends there. Half the time we bring other families with us, but we love it most when we are alone as a family, taking it easy, hiking, playing games, watching movies, or just out on the deck enjoying the solitude.[/quote]
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