Box of Bryce Canyon Lodge mini building blocks with a scenic design.
Min block set of the Lodge at Bryce Canyon National Park with a green roof and a flag, featuring a toy car in front on a white background.
Min block set of the Lodge at Bryce Canyon National Park with a green roof and a flag, featuring a toy car in front on a white background.
Min block set of the Lodge at Bryce Canyon National Park with a green roof and a flag, featuring a toy car in front on a white background.
Min block set of the Lodge at Bryce Canyon National Park with a green roof and a flag, featuring a toy car in front on a white background.

Bryce Canyon National Park Mini Block Set - Lodge

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Build a Bryce Canyon landmark with the Bryce Canyon National Park Mini Block Set. This 1,075-piece set recreates Bryce Canyon Lodge with its dark green roof, brick details, flagpole, trees, and front walkway. A green park vehicle adds extra detail to the scene.

The finished model makes a fun display for a shelf, desk, or mini block collection. It is a great choice for Bryce Canyon visitors, park fans, and builders who enjoy detailed projects. In addition, the lodge design connects the set to one of the park’s most recognizable historic buildings. Whether kept as a travel memory or given as a gift, the Bryce Canyon National Park Mini Block Set celebrates this beloved Utah park.

  • 1075 pieces
  • Contains small parts—suitable for ages 13 and up
  • Assembled size: 8 1/8" x 5 1/8" x 3 1/8"

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