Bryce Canyon Escalante Glamping

You can expect a nature‑oriented experience if you know what to expect; the bathrooms were clean, the beds comfortable and the blankets kept you warm even when temperatures dipped to about 5 °C at the end of September. The description of the accommodation, however, was insufficient – you learn after booking that there is no electricity in the camp, the water for the sanitary container is heated by solar and therefore is ice‑cold in the morning, and the phone has no signal. When “glamping” is mentioned, one would anticipate more comfort; the operator does send a message before arrival about the camp’s layout, but that detail should be in the listing. Overall, the price‑to‑value ratio is inappropriate.

Maren·Il y a 3 semaines

“Very bad value for money”

The bed was the only thing that felt comfortable. The problem began at the entrance: a steep ramp that even an SUV struggles to climb, no welcome desk, no common areas, no shower towels. I paid $150 for a canvas‑covered bed and it was a disappointment. For a proper camping or glamping experience, head under the canvas – that’s where it’s great.

Bengisu·Il y a 3 semaines

“The worst “glamping” experience, we left and forfeited our $300 for 2 nights”

Being close to Bryce Canyon was a plus, but the lack of shade trees or any landscaping made the site unattractive. You had to descend a steep embankment with a small creek at the bottom to reach the campsite or walk a long distance with all your gear. The exterior poles on the tents were missing, so you could only stand upright in the center of the tent. There was no onsite staff, and cell signal was hit or miss when trying to contact them. Only one picnic table served the entire campground. The price was ridiculously high for the accommodations. The tent entrance was very small and offered almost no ventilation – it was hot and didn’t cool down even with the vents down low and the opening fully open. We left.

Diana·Il y a un mois

“Good location. Good bed.”

The bed and blankets were warm. Check‑in was an issue – no name on the board and I had to call for assistance.

Richards·Il y a un mois

The property was advertised as glamping but it was far from any glamping experience I’ve had. The listing never mentioned that there is no electricity in the tents, which made the stay feel more like regular camping. The pictures showed lamps, so I expected electricity and felt deceived when I arrived. When I reached out to the property manager, they said they consider it “glamping” because you have a bed and a shower. Because we weren’t informed, we came unprepared and had to find different accommodation late at night, which was very expensive. After meeting other guests, we all felt deceived and decided to leave. They sent a guidebook with information about the property being hard to reach in a sedan or SUV, but only after I had booked a tent, and nothing about electricity was mentioned.

Maja·Il y a un mois