The Ultimate Guide to Glamping in Utah
Utah’s incredible landscapes, from the famous red rock canyons to mountain forests, make it a dream glamping destination. Whether you want luxury tents with ensuite bathrooms or unique stays like cliff dwellings and Star Wars-themed retreats, there’s a perfect site for every kind of glamper. This guide breaks down the 10 best glamping destinations in Utah, what to expect at each, and what to pack so you're fully prepared for a memorable and comfortable outdoor escape.
The 10 Best Glamping Destinations in Utah
Here are the 10 best destinations for anyone wanting to go glamping in Utah.
1. Open Sky Zion
Enjoy the stunning landscapes of southern Utah with luxury safari-style canvas glamping tents with private bedrooms, ensuite bathrooms or outdoor showers, and private decks. Located on the western border of Zion National Park, just a short hike from the sweeping vistas, it’s also perfect for adventure seekers and nature lovers. Accommodations provide heating and air conditioning, full kitchenettes, gas fireplaces, and more. The Black Sage Restaurant is also on-site, offering a full-service dining experience with farm-to-table dining.
Be sure to bring your EcoFlow RAPID Power Bank wireless charger with wired charging options to keep you powered up for all those pictures of Zion you’ll be taking.
Walk-in access to trailheads
No pets allowed except certified service animals
Cell service is spotty, but Starlink is available
Accessible glampsites available
Open all year long
2. Under Canvas Moab
Under Canvas Moab is located just north of Moab, minutes from the geologic wonders of Utah’s Canyonlands and Arches National Parks. For adventurers, there are world-class hiking, climbing, and mountain biking destinations nearby. Then, return at night to your luxury safari-style accommodations with king-size beds, ensuite bathrooms, running hot water, and a wood-burning stove for chilly spring or fall nights. Stargazers can also enjoy the star-filled skies of one of the world’s first DarkSky resorts from the Stargazer Tent.
EV charging stations and USB battery packs are available for charging devices, but power is limited otherwise. The EcoFlow RIVER 3 Plus offers the perfect blend of power and portability: small enough to pack with you easily but powerful enough to recharge all your devices and even run small appliances.
Open seasonally from early March to late October
Located just outside of Moab, Arches National Park and Canyonlands National Park
Grab-and-go snacks are available, but no on-site restaurants
Dogs are allowed with a $35 per night fee
3. Capitol Reef Resort
Capitol Reef Resort is about seven miles from the Capitol Reef National Park Visitor Center. They offer a variety of glamping accommodations, including teepees, Conestoga wagons, and cabins. Luxury teepees sleep two and offer air conditioning, TVs, and a private bathroom, while wagons sleep up to 6 people and have private washrooms and air conditioning. Adventurous glampers can purchase adventure packages with horseback riding, Jeep tours, and llama trekking. They have a pool and hot tub on site, and the Pioneer Kitchen is open for breakfast and dinner, but options are more limited for vegetarians. You can also bring your food, camp stove, cooler, and cook on-site.
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No pets allowed
Cabins are available all year, but teepees and wagons are available from May to September
Jeep safaris are available from April through October, and llama and horseback adventures are available from mid-March through late October
Minimum 2-night stay
4. Conestoga Ranch Bear Lake
Conestoga Ranch is located on the eastern shore of Bear Lake in northern Utah, offering the perfect blend of beaches and mountains. Glamping accommodations include classic grand canvas tents and 4-6 person Conestoga wagons. Resort amenities include a general store, restaurant, game tent, laundry, and bathhouse. You can also take part in yoga classes, book a massage, or take advantage of their complimentary cruiser bikes, cooking classes, and wine seminars. They also offer an on-site restaurant with take-out and picnic lunch options for your daily adventures.
Open seasonally from May to September
Complimentary firewood is provided
To preserve the peaceful surroundings, radios, music, or speakers are not allowed
No pets are allowed on-site
5. Base Camp 37°
BaseCamp 37° is a small, independent glamping accommodation outside of Kanab near the Arizona border, perfect for easy access to Zion National Park, Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, The Wave, and Antelope Canyon as well as stargazing in the DarkSky zone. They offer safari-style tents with king-sized beds, luxurious linens, a cooler, and drinking water. Power is limited, but solar-powered charging banks charge phones and cameras, and wi-fi is available. Washrooms are shared, but there are nice, hot showers. While there’s no on-site restaurant, they offer grills, a communal kitchen, and a bar; just bring your food and drinks. A propane fireplace is also available, and there are fans, but no air conditioning.
The EcoFlow RIVER 3 Portable Power Station is the perfect glamping companion for destinations without much power. It will keep all your devices charged, and you can always recharge it with solar panels.
Open seasonally from April to October
Pet friendly with a $25 per pet fee
The five tents share three private, lockable bathrooms
6. Zion White Bison Resort
This Zion option is located only a few miles from the entrance to Zion National Park. They offer three great glamping options, including covered wagons and luxury teepees, and their unique Cliff Dwelling accommodations are patterned after ancient Anasazi Kivas. Each unit offers private bathrooms, and the teepees and Cliff Dwelling units have a personal hot tub. Grills, sinks, dishwashers, fridges, coffee makers, ice makers, and fire pits are additional luxury features. Heat, air conditioning, private fire pits, and grills are also available. It’s so comfortable that it’s almost like glamping in your backyard.
Zion shuttle service is available
Pets are allowed at the resort
Open all year round
7. Boulder Mountain Guest Ranch
Boulder Mountain Guest Ranch is in a valley with stunning views of Sweetwater Creek, Salt Gulch, and the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. Adventurous types can spend their days enjoying the wilderness of Boulder Mountain and Dixie National Forest. Or for those looking for more low-key activities, you can relax on-site and enjoy their hiking trails, beaver ponds, native plants, a waterfall, and countless birds. Lodges, cabins, luxury tents, and teepees are all available with a comfortable bed(s) and a sitting area. Bathrooms are not private, but are nearby. Horseshoes and Bocce Ball are also available, and their lounge accommodates groups and special events.
Pets are welcome
Open seasonally from April 20 to October
No cell service on-site, but there is a landline for guests
Wi-fi is available
8. Outpost X - Star Wars Theme
Looking for a more unique adventure? This Star Wars-themed luxury retreat offers Cave Villas suitable for families or small groups with a private bedroom, living room, full bathroom, kitchenette, heaters, and air conditioning. Their Zen Dome and Viking Tents are perfect for singles or couples, offering a cozy set-up for two. The unique Star Wars-themed amenities include access to the Kaan Lounge, audio-guided breathwork sessions, sand cruisers, a game room, the X spa, a cantina with themed mocktails, trampolines, and fire pits. They even offer costume rentals for authentic-looking photograph opportunities! You can bring your own food or purchase meal kits fully prepared to cook yourself.
Open seasonally from May to October
An ADA-accessible unit is available upon request.
Pets are allowed
9. Escalante Yurts
Escalante Yurts in southern Utah is immersed in the trees and hollows of red rock country, with close access to attractions including Bryce Canyon, Capitol Reef and Zion National Parks, Peekaboo and Spooky Slot Canyons, and easy access to amazing stargazing. You can also avoid the crowds, stay in Escalante, and enjoy many of the same scenic views, leisurely or strenuous hikes, and off-road adventures. Their yurts offer luxury beds and linens, private bathrooms, coffee, TVs, heating, and air conditioning for year-round comfort, and a complimentary full breakfast.
Open all year round
No pets except for service dogs
Wi-fi is available, but signal strength can vary
10. Zion Ponderosa Ranch Resort
Zion Ponderosa Ranch Resort has plenty of glamping options, with two types of cabins, glamping tents, and vacation rental homes that fit from 8 to 35 guests. Even the rustic cabins have a private bedroom, full bathroom, and a living room with air conditioning. The Conestoga Wagons are spacious and offer wi-fi, air conditioning, and power outlets for modern amenities, but they don’t have private bathrooms.
Open all year long
Guided canyoneering tours are available from March to November
Dogs are not allowed inside the cabins or vacation homes
Coin laundry is available on-site
What Do I Need for a Utah Glamping Trip?
Glamping accommodations generally include all the bedding and linens, but check your specific accommodations. Otherwise, be sure you bring the following:
Layered clothing
Hoodie or sweater for chillier nights
Quality hiking boots
Camera
Phones, tablets, etc.
Books, games, or other entertainment
Lighters or matches for BBQs and fire pits
Sunscreen and bug spray
Toiletries and personal items
Refillable water bottle for hiking and activities
Food and snacks
Drinking water and beverages
EcoFlow RAPID Power Bank to recharge your phone for all your photo ops
Frequently Asked Questions
How Much Does Glamping in Utah Usually Cost?
Glamping in Utah can vary enormously in price, depending on the location and accommodations, anywhere from $55 to over $650 per night. However, on average, it costs about $139 per night.
How Much Does It Cost to Go to Star Wars Glamping in Utah?
Star Wars-themed glamping at Outpost X costs between $320 and $475 per night for a standard stay. You can also get day passes for $57 to access their various Star Wars-themed activities if you don’t want to stay overnight. Large groups can rent the whole property for $5,000 per night.
Is Glamping in Utah Worth the Money?
Utah's glamping prices are average. The state offers high-end luxury options and more affordable alternatives for those on a tighter budget. Either way, it’s worth the price for the comfort and easy access to all the famous national parks, scenic red rock formations, and canyonlands.
Final Thoughts
Utah offers some of the most unforgettable glamping experiences in the US, with something for every traveler, stargazer, hiker, family, and luxury seeker. From the majestic cliffs of Zion to the quiet forests of Boulder Mountain, you’ll find accommodations that combine the comforts of home and more with the awe of the outdoors. Just don’t forget your EcoFlow RAPID Power Bank to keep your devices charged and ready for all the epic views and photo ops.