Need to know
Rooms
50, including 12 suites.
Check–Out
10am. Earliest check-in is at 3pm.
More details
Rates don’t include breakfast, but fresh spreads are available daily for $10 to $20 each. You’ll have free access to yoga classes, indoor and outdoor games, stargazing and (unlimited nightly) s’mores sessions, and as much coffee and tea as you’d like.
Also
Given the outdoor – and largely undisturbed – nature of this camp, areas of the resort may be difficult if you have limited mobility.
Please note
Food isn’t allowed in any of the tents here, in line with Under Canvas’s Mindful Approach to your pristine surroundings.
Hotel closed
Under Canvas Bryce Canyon closes for the season from 1 October 2024, reopening on 8 May 2025.
At the hotel
Walking trails, nightly campfires, board games, Lululemon yoga mats and blocks to borrow, refillable aluminum water bottles, water refill stations, free hot drinks, guest experience coordinators and a small boutique. In rooms: USB battery packs, battery-powered fans, wood-fired stove, lanterns and organic Essential Oils bath products.
Our favourite rooms
All tents are tricked out with private terraces, but if you’re here for Bryce Canyon’s starry setting, constellation-spot from bed in one of the window-ceilinged Stargazer tents.
Packing tips
As long as you’ve got your star charts and a pair of well-worn-in hiking boots, you’ll fit right in.
Also
There’s no WiFi here, and you won’t find any TVs around, meaning evenings tend to be filled with stargazing and fireside music and s’mores.
Pet‐friendly
Your four-legged friends are welcome for $25 a night. Surrounding trails make for scenic dog walks, but please note that Fido won’t be allowed off the lead around the camp and can’t be left alone in tents. See more pet-friendly hotels in Bryce Canyon National Park.
Children
Welcome; there’s no kids’ club or babysitting, but adjacent kids’ tents and a programme of family-friendly activities included with your stay make Under Canvas an all-ages favorite.
Sustainability efforts
As part of the company’s Mindful Approach to development and operations, Under Canvas Bryce Canyon has been designed to minimize disturbance, maximize open spaces, and respect the natural topography of the land. Pull-chain showers and low-flow toilets reduce water usage; cleaning and bath products are selected to reduce damage to the environment, and onsite solar panels provide energy for use across the camp. The brand’s commitment to low light pollution and protecting the night sky are setting the standard in the industry – with Under Canvas Bryce Canyon being one of five of the group’s DarkSky-certified camps. Plus their work with the Nature Conservancy is helping to fund and raise awareness for conservation efforts and environmental causes.