Teasdale, Utah, minutes from Torrey and Capitol Reef National Park
Glamping near Capitol Reef National Park
Three canvas tipis, two hand-built Mongolian yurts and one geodesic dome, spread across ten acres of pinyon and juniper below a sandstone cliff. Each sleeps two, each has a king bed, heating and cooling, and its own private bathroom with a shower a short walk away. They sit under one of the darkest skies in the country.
- Units
- Six: three tipis, two yurts, one dome
- Sleeps
- Two per unit, king bed
- Bathroom
- Private and assigned to the unit, with a shower, a short walk away
- Climate
- Heating and cooling in every unit
- Kitchenette
- Mini fridge and a coffee station
- Check-in
- 4 PM, self check-in
- Check-out
- 10 AM
3 tipis left
Tipi
A canvas tipi with a king bed, heating and cooling, a kitchenette and string lights inside, with a private bathroom a short walk away. Three of them, on the rim and against the sandstone; you book a tipi and we set one aside for you. Units 2, 3 and 4 on the property map.
- Sleeps 2
- King bed
- Heating and cooling
- Private bath, short walk
- Kitchenette
- Dogs welcome
2 yurts left
Mongolian Yurt
A hand-built Mongolian yurt with a painted door and roof poles, a king bed and a kitchenette, with a private bathroom a short walk away. Two of them, one on the lower bench near the entrance and one higher up with the valley below. Units 1 and 5 on the property map.
- Sleeps 2
- King bed
- Heating and cooling
- Private bath, short walk
- Kitchenette
- Dogs welcome
1 dome left
Geodesic Dome
The one dome standing today: a white geodesic shell with a wall of window panels facing the valley, a king bed and a kitchenette, with a private bathroom a short walk away. Unit 6 on the property map.
- Sleeps 2
- King bed
- Heating and cooling
- Private bath, short walk
- Kitchenette
- Dogs welcome
Property map
What changes for 2027
These six spots are where the tempered-glass domes go for the 2027 season: one curved glass wall, floor to ceiling, facing the valley. The bathroom arrangement and the occupancy stay the same; the shell changes. Read about the domes.
Common questions
No. The dome you can book this winter is the white geodesic dome that stands on the property today, with window panels facing the valley. The tempered-glass domes that replace all six shells arrive for the 2027 season.
No. Each unit has its own private bathroom with a shower, assigned to that unit and used by nobody else, a short walk from the door.
Yes. Every unit has heating and cooling, and the season runs through the winter, which is when the sky is clearest.
Yes. The six units are spread across the property, so a group can take several and still have space between them. Each is booked separately on the booking page.
Capitol Reef is a Gold-tier International Dark Sky Park and Torrey is a certified International Dark Sky Community. The property sits between the two at about 7,000 feet with almost no light around it. Step outside on a moonless night and the Milky Way is overhead.
More places to stay
- The LodgeFive en-suite guest bedrooms. By the room, or for retreats and group stays.
- Stargazing domesGeodesic domes with a curved glass wall facing the valley, coming next season.
- Group lodging and retreatsFive en-suite guest bedrooms, a full kitchen and a wraparound deck, with no other guests.
- Hotels near Capitol Reef National ParkEvery hotel, motel, inn, cabin and glamping site in the valley, by category.
- Hotels and lodging in Torrey, UtahThe gateway town: which kind of lodging suits which trip, and what closes for winter.