Bryce Canyon Sinclair & Auto Care Center

08/26/2025

🚗💨 Road Trip Ready? We’ve Got You Covered!

Whether you're heading into Bryce Canyon or just passing through, the Bryce Canyon Sinclair and Auto Care Center is your one-stop shop for fuel, snacks, and roadside peace of mind. ⛽🔧

✅ Full-service auto care
✅ Friendly, knowledgeable staff
✅ Clean restrooms & travel essentials
✅ Convenient location near Ruby’s Inn

From tire checks to tune-ups (and great coffee while you wait), we’re here to keep your adventure rolling smoothly!
📍 Stop in today — right off Highway 63!

07/01/2025

🚗💨 Need a Pit Stop Near Bryce Canyon? We’ve Got You Covered! ⛽🔧

Whether you’re road-tripping through Utah or staying nearby, Bryce Canyon Sinclair & Auto Care Center is your trusted stop for fuel, snacks, and auto care — all just minutes from Bryce Canyon National Park! 🏞️

✅ Full-service Sinclair fuel station
✅ Quick snacks, drinks & supplies
✅ Tire repairs, oil changes & basic auto services
✅ Friendly, knowledgeable staff

Travel with peace of mind — we've got the gas, gear, and garage to keep you going. Stop in and say hi! 👋

📍 Located in Bryce Canyon City
📞 Questions? Call us at 435-834-5232

09/10/2024

08/07/2024

🚗✈️ Get ready for the Bryce Canyon Fly-In and Car Show on August 24! Enjoy a fun day of checking out awesome cars, vintage warbird airplanes, and delicious food vendors. Don't miss out on this unique event at the historic Bryce Canyon Airport!

06/13/2024

🚗 Are you hitting the open road to explore Bryce Canyon? Make a pit stop at Bryce Canyon Auto Care Center! From tires and flat repairs to batteries and oil changes, we've got everything to keep your journey smooth. Plus, as a Sinclair Station, you can fill up on fuel and grab some treats for the road! Swing by today for reliable service you can trust. 🛠️🛢️

01/26/2024

Stop in for your gas and goodies before (or after) visiting the park!

Use the sinclair app to get a discount!

10/11/2023

🔥 Are you planning to view the annular “Ring of Fire” eclipse at Bryce Canyon? Here’s (just about) everything you need to know.

☀️ When? Saturday, October 14th. The entire eclipse lasts just under three hours, from 9 a.m. to noon. The "Ring of Fire" (also known as "second contact") will last just under three minutes.

☀️ Where? There is no designated area for eclipse viewing and visitors are welcome to view it anywhere normally open to the public. Please follow all traffic and informational signs, roadside parking is not allowed, nor is camping outside designated campsites.

☀️ Who? You! At no point is it safe to view the Sun without properly-rated eye protection. Eclipse glasses will be available for purchase at the park Visitor Center and local businesses. Remember to wear sunscreen and a hat to prevent skin damage and stay hydrated by bringing ample water and salty snacks.

☀️ How? There is a high likelihood that parking capacity will be reached by early morning, requiring a restriction on private vehicle entries. The Bryce Canyon shuttle and Shared-Use path will be the most reliable ways to enter the park and access popular overlooks. Shuttles will run a specific eclipse route from 6 a.m. to 3 p.m. and then return to normal operations after 3 p.m.

Tips for a successful visit:
🚌 Pack your patience. Expect heavy congestion, long lines, and limited parking. Riding the shuttle or using the Shared-Use Path can reduce wait times.
🚰 Be prepared with water, food, and vehicle fuel for the day.
⛔ No roadside parking. Follow all traffic and informational signs.
🚑 Be aware of your surroundings. Vehicles blocking traffic flow or access for emergency vehicles will be towed and ticketed.
⛺ Camp only in designated campgrounds. Overnight parking or camping in roadside pullouts, turnouts, or parking lots is not allowed.
⏰ Plan to find your spot at least an hour before the eclipse begins.

To learn more about visiting during the eclipse, visit go.nps.gov/BryceEclipse

Happy eclipse viewing!

Eclipse poster Tyler Nordgren
(tz)

09/29/2023

Utah and Arizona National Parks will remain open in case of a Federal Government Shutdown. All of our activities will run as normal.

Utah State Parks will not be affected by government shutdown. .

Federal Shutdown Information Update 9/29/2023
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With the government shutdown imminent, Utah state officials are prepared to deploy a contingency plan to keep Utah’s Mighty 5® national parks open.
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Utah plans to provide earmarked funds to cover basic operating expenses to various National Parks foundations affiliated with the national parks.
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Essential services that will be available include visitor centers, permitting, trash pickup and bathroom cleanup. Discussions are also underway with the Department of Interior to ensure plans are in place for shuttle operations in Zion and Bryce Canyon national parks.
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It's important to note that Utah State Parks will remain unaffected by a federal shutdown and will continue to operate as usual.
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Please follow visitutah.com for the most up to date information
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📷 Makell Sawyer

09/16/2023

See the Bryce Canyon area on the seat of a pedal bike! We have E-Bikes, Child Bike Trailers, and regular mountain bikes!

Check us out online at rubysinn.com.