Timing guide for nature, price, and weather.

April–May and September–October bring sunny 40°F–85°F weather and prime stargazing from your safari tent and gathering around the communal campfires. March and November deliver crisp sweater days and fire pits at ~34% lower rates.
Prime Window↓
from $439/nt↓
Apr–May & Sep–Oct
40°F–85°F · Stargazing from your safari tent & Gathering around the communal campfires
from $439/nt
Value Sweet Spot↓
from $289/nt↓
Mar & Nov
Crisp sweater days, fire pits
from $289/nt
Trade-Off Window↓
from $369/nt↓
Jan–Feb & Jul–Aug
100°F+ heat · Pool/spa focus
from $369/nt
Pitched on a high canyon rim, this safari-style glamping camp operates from mid-March through late October. The active season runs March 12 to October 26 in 2026, and March 11 to October 25 in 2027. The tents feature private en suite bathrooms with pull-chain showers and wood-burning stoves for cool desert nights. You are here to disconnect from the digital world and sleep under some of the darkest skies in North America.
Access
20m from PGA
Ideal Stay
2 Nights
Insider Tip
Book a Stargazer Tent to watch the night sky through the viewing window above your bed.
Seasonal Value
Balancing ideal conditions, value sweet spots, and seasonal trade-offs.
Rates reflect estimated monthly averages based on seasonal historical data
Priorities here are stargazing from your safari tent, gathering around the communal campfires, and exploring the slot canyons of the Colorado Plateau.
Year-round Constants
Safari glamping tents, canyon rim views, communal campfires, wood-burning stoves, dark sky stargazing.
Seasons
Spring brings cool desert nights and active daytime trail conditions; autumn offers warm, still days and clear evening stargazing.
Oct Avg
$349/nt
Average nightly rate by month, based on published pricing. Hover a month to see its rate.
Data Source: Static Average Pricing
Driest
Jun
0.2" lowest rainfall
Avg High
72°F
Annual average
Standard seasonal shifts. Jun offers the clearest skies, while Jul brings the heat.
Most guests find Mar–May and Sep–Oct the most comfortable for outdoor activity.
Based on ideal temp (70-88°F) & low rainfall
Best Balance
Mar
Ideal mix of temp & rain
Sweat Index
Jul
99°F High (Peak)
Chill Factor
Jan
22°F Low (Pack layers)
Wettest
Aug
0.9" rain (Peak)
Located off Highway 89 in Big Water, Utah. Access to the camp is via a gravel road that can become washboarded or slippery after desert rain. Arrive before dark to navigate the camp layout easily.
The camp offers an on-site restaurant for breakfast and dinner but has no room service. S'mores are provided nightly by the communal fire pit, so plan your hiking returns to catch the evening activities.
Tents have no electricity or air conditioning, utilizing USB battery packs for charging and fans for cooling. The canvas walls provide no sound isolation from neighbors, wind noise, or the nearby highway.
Timing guide for nature, price, and weather.

April–May and September–October bring sunny 40°F–85°F weather and prime stargazing from your safari tent and gathering around the communal campfires. March and November deliver crisp sweater days and fire pits at ~34% lower rates.
Prime Window↓
from $439/nt↓
Apr–May & Sep–Oct
40°F–85°F · Stargazing from your safari tent & Gathering around the communal campfires
from $439/nt
Value Sweet Spot↓
from $289/nt↓
Mar & Nov
Crisp sweater days, fire pits
from $289/nt
Trade-Off Window↓
from $369/nt↓
Jan–Feb & Jul–Aug
100°F+ heat · Pool/spa focus
from $369/nt
Pitched on a high canyon rim, this safari-style glamping camp operates from mid-March through late October. The active season runs March 12 to October 26 in 2026, and March 11 to October 25 in 2027. The tents feature private en suite bathrooms with pull-chain showers and wood-burning stoves for cool desert nights. You are here to disconnect from the digital world and sleep under some of the darkest skies in North America.
Access
20m from PGA
Ideal Stay
2 Nights
Insider Tip
Book a Stargazer Tent to watch the night sky through the viewing window above your bed.
Seasonal Value
Balancing ideal conditions, value sweet spots, and seasonal trade-offs.
Rates reflect estimated monthly averages based on seasonal historical data
Same direct rates, with free VIP perks automatically applied to your reservation.
Year-round Constants
Safari glamping tents, canyon rim views, communal campfires, wood-burning stoves, dark sky stargazing.
Seasons
Spring brings cool desert nights and active daytime trail conditions; autumn offers warm, still days and clear evening stargazing.
Oct Avg
$349/nt
Data Source: Static Average Pricing
Driest
Jun
0.2" lowest rainfall
Avg High
72°F
Annual average
Most guests find Mar–May and Sep–Oct the most comfortable for outdoor activity.
Based on ideal temp (70-88°F) & low rainfall
Best Balance
Mar
Ideal mix of temp & rain
Sweat Index
Jul
99°F High (Peak)
Chill Factor
Jan
22°F Low (Pack layers)
Wettest
Aug
0.9" rain (Peak)
Located off Highway 89 in Big Water, Utah. Access to the camp is via a gravel road that can become washboarded or slippery after desert rain. Arrive before dark to navigate the camp layout easily.
The camp offers an on-site restaurant for breakfast and dinner but has no room service. S'mores are provided nightly by the communal fire pit, so plan your hiking returns to catch the evening activities.
Tents have no electricity or air conditioning, utilizing USB battery packs for charging and fans for cooling. The canvas walls provide no sound isolation from neighbors, wind noise, or the nearby highway.
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