These Glamping Retreats in Utah Are the Next Thing in Slow Travel
3 min readIf you want to feel rejuvenated, slow down, and appreciate the great outdoors in style, spend a night at one of Utah’s fabulous glamping and camping destinations. Planning a trip that connects you with the land in an organic way can be an unforgettable and relaxed adventure. These Utah glamping destinations strike an ideal balance between creature comforts and a special connection with Mother Earth.
Under Canvas

This DarkSky-certified resort brand, Under Canvas, features upscale outdoor accommodations at five properties in Utah that seamlessly blend luxury with nature. Their nearly half dozen destinations in The Beehive State include Under Canvas Moab, Under Canvas Bryce Canyon, Under Canvas Lake Powell – Grand Staircase, and Under Canvas Zion. Each location offers access to an incredible amount of unique wildlife and outdoor adventure opportunities. You’ll also enjoy a comfy king-size bed with a clean safari-style canvas tent over your head and yummy dining options with specialized camp programming.
ULUM | Moab, UT

Taking it up a notch, ULUM Moab, which is surrounded by gorgeous scenery, feels like an effortlessly sophisticated place to spend a night in world-class accommodations. This glamping resort is just steps from the Moab landmark, Looking Glass Arch. Enjoy on-site programming such as yoga, stargazing, onsite hiking, live music, tasty evening s’mores, and an “Adventure Concierge” (who connects guests to activities like white water rafting, rock-climbing, and information on local hiking trails). Other top-notch amenities include evaporative cooling fans, wood stoves, an ensuite bathroom with a rain shower, and upscale bath products, which make this spot feel like more than just a place to sleep (if you ever want to leave).
Zion Glamping Adventures on HipCamp
This pet-friendly glamping spot is located in a spectacular spot in Hildale, Utah, roughly an hour’s drive from Zion National Park. It can be the ultimate destination to escape the national park crowds while indulging in a luxurious nature retreat. The camp’s host serves a delightful breakfast each morning, including hot cups of coffee and pancakes. In the evening, there’s an inviting community campfire—perfect for sitting around and telling stories while making s’mores. There are also on-site activities to sign up for, including guided hikes, horseback rides, wagon rides, paint and wine sessions, and yoga sessions. Don’t miss the two unique “Rock Cabin” accommodations, which feel like sleeping in a cave and feature a comfortable queen bed, a private bathroom, air conditioning, heating, and a jacuzzi.
Zion White Bison Resort on HipCamp
Zion White Bison Glamping + RV Resort in Virgin, Utah, feels like a natural combination of the Old Wild West and contemporary comforts. It’s a great home base for families, friends, and couples. The stunning natural surroundings, fantastic location, wide range of outdoor entertainment, and access to nearby restaurants and shops make it a blend of adventure and comfort.
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AutoCamp Zion
Explore Utah’s stunning red-rock landscape while setting a home base at AutoCamp Zion, only 20 minutes from Zion National Park. This glamping hub in Virgin, Utah, is a 16-acre property featuring 72 custom Airstreams, 10 BaseCamps, nine X Suites, five ADA Units, and a stunning modern community Clubhouse space. It’s tucked away between the Virgin River and the inspiring Southern Utah desert landscape, feeling like a peaceful retreat from fast-paced modern society. Each accommodation is even equipped with an HVAC system, meaning it can be a comfortable place to sleep during any season. There’s a year-round pool, a delicious on-site camp kitchen, ample river access, and a cozy communal fire pit. Guests can also attend on-site programming such as fireside chats, yoga and meditation classes, movie nights, and beverage tastings, among other local happenings.
Interested in learning more about slow travel in Utah or exploring a glamping experience? These glamping domes in Monticello offer all the views, with none of the critters and all the comforts of home. In fact, there are dozens of fun, quirky accommodations to check out in this state, ranging from treehouses to tiny homes and even teepees!
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