Discover Grafton Ghost Town, Utah

Explore the historic Grafton Ghost Town near Zion National Park. Pioneer settlement and filming location preserved in Southern Utah.

Grafton is a thriving community in Southern Utah, offering a unique blend of natural beauty, economic opportunity, and small-town charm. With a population of 0 (abandoned), our city continues to grow while maintaining its distinctive character.

From local restaurants and shops to professional services and recreational activities,Grafton has something for everyone. Our business community is the backbone of our local economy, providing jobs, services, and gathering places for residents and visitors alike.

Quick Facts

Population:

0 (abandoned)

Established:

1859

Elevation:

3,680 ft

Area:

1.2 sq mi

ZIP Codes:

84767

Local Businesses:

0

Famous ghost town featured in Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid movie

Founded by Mormon pioneers in 1859, abandoned by 1944

Virgin River floods repeatedly destroyed the settlement

Historic schoolhouse and cemetery still preserved today

Popular photography destination with stunning red rock backdrop

Located just 5 miles from Zion National Park's main entrance

Part of same Cotton Mission as nearby Harrisburg ghost town

Connected by historic pioneer trails to Silver Reef mining area

Families retreated to Pine Valley during extreme summer heat

Part of the Grafton Heritage Partnership preservation effort

Original townsite included farms, homes, and a cotton mill

Accessible via Grafton Road from Rockville

Featured in numerous films, commercials, and photo shoots