Torrey Schoolhouse B&B Inn

06/19/2024

06/16/2024

Whoops! Looks like our phone number with AT&T "pre-paid" got hacked or stolen (or sold??? to T-Mobile) and we're having great difficulty getting it back! And it was stolen/hacked/sold on Friday at exactly the ATT fraud department closes for the weekend. Dang! Anyway, we have a *temporary* number 435-332-9002. This is crazy. (Can't even access our accounts because the "2-factor" codes go to our stolen/sold/hacked phone number!!!!)
So if you're trying to reach us to book a room or ask a question about the B&B, call us at this number until we can retrieve the one published on our sign & website. Such a bummer! (Someone who used to work for ATT said that ATT will sell your "prepaid" number to another carrier if they want to. That's hard to believe, but if we're being targeted, I suppose anything can go down like this.) Whoa!

01/29/2022

Our winter look.... as represented by an artist's expert camera!

01/06/2022

Come visit us at Capitol Reef National Park in Utah! Find lodging, attractions, activities, & more in this unique area of southern Utah featuring landscapes like no other.

09/03/2021

Please help our neighbors in Hanksville get through this disastrous flood! We got word in Torrey this morning from a Hanksville resident: "Last night Hanksville was devastated by a flash flood. Our BC Jeff Pei faced numerous challenges, propane tanks ripped up and floating off while spewing gas, cars, trailers and fuel tanks swept up in the flood and numerous homes flooded, downed live power lines and much of the population at risk. We could not get there to help from the other end of Wayne County because 8' of water covered Highway 24. Green River FD responded from 60 miles away.
Sadly some of the many homes severely damaged were Chief Pei's own home and those of other first responders. Jeff is also an EMT and S&R member, the town Mayor and one of the most dedicated men I have ever worked with. They are currently still assessing damage and trying to get infrastructure up and running. The County and State have heavy equipment on scene and are trying to get streets and roads open so that homes and businesses can start the long road to recovery. Unfortunately many residents do not have flood insurance.
In the midst of the disaster, Jeff was and is only concerned about his community and didn't even mention his own losses in our communications. A Go Fund Me account has been established for those in need. https://gofund.me/bb41f3a8

Hanksville, Utah. Everyones beloved Lake Powell stop, adventure town, and home to many, was … Jeffren Pei needs your support for Hanksville Flood Relief Fund

02/21/2021

Dr. Brian Moench, president and co-founder of Utah Physicians for a Healthy Environment, shares his story as an air quality advocacy leader.

09/03/2020

Have you visited the Fruita orchards in the park? Our guests really enjoy hanging out under the shade of the huge pioneer-era cottonwood trees after a hike. What's your favorite thing about Fruita?

08/23/2020

Cassidy Arch in Capitol Reef National park is a favorite hike of many guests. It was named after Butch Cassidy, the infamous outlaw from this region.

08/21/2020

These girls work hard to keep us supplied with free range (high omega-3) fresh eggs every morning!