Bryce Glamping

Location to National Park.

I've always wanted to stay in a safari tent, and this did not disappoint. The tent was awesome. The beds, pillows, and linens were very comfortable. It was warm enough in late June. The bathroom complex was good enough. Running water in the sinks, eco flush toilets, and showers that run either cold or hot depending on how long you choose to pull the chain. No electricity in the tents. Our solar lantern did not work the first night we were there, but we were able to get a replacement that did work the second night by texting the company. That was the only downside for me. I did have a headlamp that I had thrown in my bag at the last minute, so the first night was OK anyways. I also had a power bank with a solar panel that I had brought along to charge my phone and cameras during the stay at the property, so that worked out fine. Very close to Bryce Canyon and the town of Tropic where we enjoyed breakfast at the Rustler's Restaurant. Beautiful skies for stargazing at night, and the view of the surrounding mountains at sunrise and sunset is stunning. I would stay here again as is, but would also recommend the property continue to upgrade. Check out the Wildflower Zion resort in Virgin, UT. Apparently they started with just tents in 2020, and now have expanded significantly with even a pool and snackbar/coffee shop by 2025. But even if this place chooses to stay smaller and more rustic, it is still a good place to stay.

Hate being in this property. No basic amenities at all such as AC/heater, charging points, lights, dustbins, towels. Bathroom experience was horrible… need to hold chain to keep water coming which also stops after 5 seconds and water was extremely hot… there’s no way to access to normal/cold water. Never ever stay here.

Very quiet and comfy beds

These were perfect accomodations. The bed was so comfy and for $25 more than a camp spot, so worth it. Bathrooms were skeaky clean and the hosts who live onsite and their dogs are friendly. Plenty of picnic tables and BBQ to use if you have coal. Little to no shade so in the heat of summer most folks showed up after 5:00. The nearby Mossy Creek Ttrail has a waterfall we sat under to cool off and read our books in the shade in the park until cool enough to go back to our little oasis at Wandercamp. The bed is a king and oooh so copzy. Bathrooms clean with nice showers. There is no potable water onsite but the town of tropic down the way has all you need.

I still give it a five Star for the experience as my first time to book this type of accommodation. Although they may make some updates to zippers of tents, and consider onsite staff for security and questions or concerns. We were confident to stay that night since we knew there was staff staying onsite that night and lots of other people staying as well. On side note if if I was just two girls and no one else onsite, we would have chosen the lather plan. Overall there was running and clean toilets and showers. The only thing the water for the shower can get to hot because of the self serving water system that can’t be adjusted like a hotel shower. Understandable.

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Great atmosphere but the showers were limited and had to wait in line. Also the pillows were not comfortable. They were too tall and hard

The tante was actually very nice and bed very confortable but the conditions of the outside were terrible. Make sure to bring boot because in case it’s raining all the ground were full of mud and impossible to access the tante . This is not a place to bring children’s or if you are use to some confort .

Bed is comfy, clean bathrooms, and responsive host. Suggestions: Fire pit and table should be 1 per tent. It seems like at least 3 tents share the table and fire pit. It's not far of a walk from my tent to the table but the space is not enough if all occupants of 3 tents are using 1 table and 1 fire pit. The walk from the parking to our tent (we were at the back of the property) is not too far as well, but if you have your things to carry back and forth, and for someone who has back problems like me, it becomes a problem. Maybe have a cart/wagon or something a like that campers can used so bringing stuff back to the tent/car will be easier. Overall, we enjoyed our stay. Will stay here again and probably request the front tent next time.