Lodging
Under Canvas Bryce Canyon
It's $375 to start. Under Canvas Bryce Canyon serves up a glam-glamping vibe with private tents, baths, and decks. No in-tent WiFi or TV means unplugged nights under the stars—perfect for Stargazer tents. S'mores by the campfire and Dark Sky nights seal the deal.
Quick facts
- Lodging Type
- Glamping
- Price Low Season
- 375
- Price High Season
- 0
Stay details
- Lodging Type
- Glamping
- Price Low Season
- 375
- Price High Season
- 0
- Peak Season Dates
- July
- Off Season Dates
- October–April
- Minimum Stay
- 2
- Cancellation Policy
- Standard 24-48 hour window. Call to confirm.
Rooms & amenities
- Room Types Available
- Deluxe Tent
- Deluxe Tent with Kids Tent
- Stargazer Tent
- Stargazer Tent with Kids Tent
- Suite Tent
- Suite Tent with Kids Tent
- Hoodoo Suite
- Max Occupancy
- 0
- Bed Configurations
- Deluxe Tent – King bed
- Deluxe Tent with Kids Tent – King bed + two twin beds
- Stargazer Tent – King bed
- Stargazer Tent with Kids Tent – King bed + two twin beds
- Suite Tent – King bed + queen-size sofa sleeper
- Suite Tent with Kids Tent – King bed + two twin beds
- Hoodoo Suite – King bed + two twin beds (via private deck connection)
- In Room Amenities
- WiFi not available
- TV not available
- Coffee maker: premium espresso beverages in lobby lounge
- Microwave not available
- Refrigerator not available
- AC/heat: wood-burning stove
- Battery-powered fans available
- Property Amenities
- On-site restaurant Embers with breakfast and dinner
- Lobby lounge
- Fire pits
- Grab-and-go options
- Bar with local beer and wine
- Complimentary camp activities like yoga and live music
- Complimentary nightly s'mores
- Restaurant Details
- Embers serves American cuisine for breakfast and dinner. Open 6 AM - 10 PM. Breakfast available for purchase ($10-$20). Grab-and-go options.
- Family Amenities
- Kids Tent options
- Two twin beds in Kids Tent
- Family-friendly on-site activities
Location & access
- Park Area
- Bryce Canyon National Park
- Distance To Park
- 15-minute drive to Bryce Canyon National Park Entrance Station
- Distance To Town
- Widtsoe, UT nearby; Antimony, UT nearby
- Distance To Visitor Center
- Approximately 36-minute drive to Bryce Canyon National Park Visitor Center
- Parking Details
- Free self-parking.
- Walkable Amenities
- On-site restaurant Embers
- Lobby lounge
- Fire pits
- Complimentary camp activities
- Grab-and-go options
- Accessibility
- Accessible tents are available; inquire for availability. Some areas may be difficult for those with limited mobility.
Policies & fit
- Pet Policy
- Dogs allowed. $35 per pet per night. Service animals exempt. Pets cannot be left unattended.
- Seasonal Operation
- May 7 - September 29, 2025
- Best For
- Families, couples, solo travelers, and stargazers seeking a unique outdoor experience with comfortable amenities.
- Who Should Skip This
- Light sleepers, those who demand constant connectivity, or travelers craving a conventional hotel experience.
Planning advice
- Review Summary
- Dark Sky resort vibes with 50 tents and a strong stargazing draw. Premium price, strong family-friendliness, limited connectivity, and a focus on outdoor experiences rather than hotel-grade comforts.
- The Honest Truth
- This is not a traditional hotel. It’s a glamping experience with private tents and a focus on night-sky viewing. WiFi and TVs aren’t in-tent, and rates sit around a premium level. You’ll get dramatic skies, s'mores by the fire, and a family-friendly setup, but don’t expect the usual hotel vibe.
- Room Insider Tips
- Ask for Stargazer tents for best night-sky views; back-building units minimize noise; Hoodoo Suite offers a connected private deck experience.
- Pro Tip Booking
- Book 6 months ahead for peak season. Prefer direct booking at the official site; request accessible tents if needed.
- Your Morning Game Plan
- Hit the lobby for premium espresso. You're a 15-minute drive from the Bryce Canyon Entrance; plan to leave by 6:45 AM to beat tour buses and crowds.
- Best Time To Visit
- Peak season in July; best to visit May–June or September for fewer crowds.
- Pro Tips
- Parking is free self-parking. Arrive early to grab spots.
- Breakfast is not included; grab-and-go options available; breakfast $10-$20.
- Pets allowed; $35 per pet per night; service animals exempt; pets cannot be left unattended.
- Book 6 months ahead for peak season.
- Inquire about accessible tents if needed.
More details
- Is Valid Lodging
- 1
- Accessibility Features
- Accessible tents available
- Some areas may be difficult for those with limited mobility
- Not Recommended For
- Light sleepers; those who require constant connectivity.
- Cell Service Wi-Fi
- Limited cell service; WiFi not available
- Year Built
- 2022
- Year Renovated
- 0
- Eco Certifications
- Dark Sky Certified
- Notable Views
- Expansive valley views
- Views of Mt. Dutton and Adams Head
- Red rock formations
- Stargazer tents offer night-sky views
- Family Friendly Notes
- Best for families, couples, and groups seeking a nature-forward retreat with kid-friendly tent options.
- Babysitting Available
- 0
- Nearby Facilities
- On-site Embers; nearby towns Widtsoe and Antimony; limited nearby dining options
- Book If
- ✅ BOOK IF: You want a high-end glamping vibe with stargazing and privacy. ❌ SKIP IF: You need WiFi and a traditional hotel stay.
Location
Frequently asked questions
Is there WiFi or cell service in the tents?
Cell service is limited and WiFi is not available in-tent.
What does breakfast cost and what's offered?
Breakfast is available for purchase, typically $10-$20, with grab-and-go options. Embers is open for breakfast and dinner.
Are pets allowed and what’s the fee?
Dogs are allowed. There is a $35 per pet per night fee; service animals are exempt; pets cannot be left unattended.
How far is it to Bryce Canyon Entrance and when should I book?
It’s about a 15-minute drive to the Entrance Station. Peak-season demand favors booking 6 months in advance.
What kind of tents are there and can I bring kids?
Deluxe, Stargazer, and Suite tents come in variants with or without a Kids Tent (two twin beds). Family-friendly options are available.
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