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"My friend and I had a lovely stay! The tent was clean and as expected. My only complaint is how close it is to the railroad tracks. I was woken up in the middle of the night to a train horn that sounded like it was about to blaze through the tent. Although, my friend wasn’t woken up because he is a heavy sleeper. If you’re staying in the colder months, I recommend a space heater. Also, if you’ve never slept on a cot before, definitely bring something for cushioning. "

"This low-key setting, dark-sky setting was easy to access but felt remote. The stars were magnificent. We used Joe’s lower camping area, so come self-contained. There is a fire ring, plenty of wood around the property, a picnic table and porta potty. Great for when you want a reserved spot to semi-boondock. Joe was a great host and easy to communicate with—we enjoyed our stay for the annular solar eclipse."

"The camper was cute and we loved it. The area is very rustic and off grid, which is awesome. The owner was friendly and had the awesomest dogs ever! The only downside was we had to take a very cold showers both nights because they are solar powered and we were out til dark. "

"A quiet, inviting space in a beautiful off-the-beaten path location. Host was very welcoming and available. If you are looking to disconnect and enjoy the pristine beauty of southern Utah, this is the place to be."

"Stayed at this lovely property in the Cedar Pod and had the best experience! We stayed here while competing in the Bears Ears Ultra. We took advantage of the sauna (incredible) and the communal kitchen, making burritos one night. We also spent an evening in downtown Moab. This is the perfect place for those who don't want to be in tourist-centric Moab and prefer a more relaxing, natural atmosphere. The hosts were fabulous, providing us with tubs for hanging out at Foy Lake and bringing coffee...

"Our stay at Glamping Canyonlands was beyond 5 stars! We stayed in the Mountain tent and every single detail was thought of by Keshia and Eric to make it feel like home. The nights were cool and there were numerous blankets to help as well as a heater for the tent to take the bite of the chill away. There were spare phone cords and a large battery charger for our phones in case we forgot. The entire property was beautiful and it was so quiet at night that you could hear the coyotes howling at...