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Retreats and Offsites near Capitol Reef National Park

The Lodge can be taken whole as a single retreat: 6 bedrooms, every one with its own en-suite bathroom, around a full shared kitchen, a common room and a wraparound covered deck. It sits in Teasdale, Utah, minutes from Torrey, Utah and the western entrance to Capitol Reef National Park, at roughly 7,000 feet. There is no catering and no staff on site — groups run the building themselves.

The Lodge's open common room, with a round dining table, wood floors and windows on two sides

What a buyout gets you

6 bedrooms, every one en-suite
Nobody shares a bathroom and nobody queues in a hallway. At this size that is unusual — group lodging normally means shared facilities, and it is the first thing people ask about.
The whole building, nobody else in it
A buyout means the common room, the dining room, the kitchen and the wraparound deck are yours for the stay. No other guests moving through the space, and no lobby.
A full kitchen rather than a caterer
Groups cook for themselves here. For a retreat that is usually the point — meals become part of the thing rather than a scheduled interruption — but it does mean you are self-catering. Torrey is a few minutes away for restaurants and supplies.
Self check-in, no staff on site
There is no front desk and nobody hovering. Arrive when you arrive. If your group needs event staff, coordination or AV, this is not the property for you and we would rather say so now.

What it suits

  • Team offsites and small company retreats
  • Founder, board and leadership gatherings
  • Yoga, writing and creative retreats
  • Extended family gatherings and reunions
  • Friends taking a house for a long weekend

What it is not

This is not an events venue. There is no catering, no event staff, no dedicated conference room and no AV equipment. We do not host weddings or ceremonies — the property has neither the capacity nor the kitchen for them, and several venues around Torrey, Utah are set up for that and do it properly.

What is here is a building a group can have entirely to itself, in a very quiet place, under an exceptionally dark sky.

The setting

Capitol Reef is a certified International Dark Sky Park and Torrey, Utah is a certified International Dark Sky Community — a designation that requires the town itself to adopt and enforce lighting ordinances. The practical result is that the sky does not improve when you drive from the town into the park. It is already dark where people live, which is unusual and is the reason to bring a group here rather than somewhere closer to an airport.

Common questions

Or take the whole building

Tell us your dates and roughly how many people, and we will come back to you. Nothing is bookable here yet — this is a conversation, not a reservation.