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"Cute cabin in town and lots of amenities like a restaurant and laundry. "

"Beautiful cabins. Great decor. Very clean and comfortable. "

"We stayed in the sunrise room. Queen bed. It was on the small size, but fine for what we needed. Very clean! Had a refrigerator and coffee maker in the room. Waze got us driving around in circles, but of course thats the any fault of the property owner. Check in was a little quirky but we loved staying there. It was very peaceful and quiet and so close to Bryce! We would stay there again!"

"very satisfied."

"This is exactly what glamping should be. Wander Camp in Bryce Canyon National Park offers an unforgettable glamping experience that merges the awe-inspiring beauty of the natural world with the comforts of a luxury retreat. Nestled amidst the stunning landscapes of Southern Utah, Wander Camp provides an ideal base for exploring Bryce Canyon’s otherworldly rock formations, vast skies, and rich wildlife. Imagine starting your day in a spacious, beautifully furnished tent, where rustic charm meets modern elegance. The interiors of Wander Camp’s tents are designed to offer maximum comfort, featuring cozy beds with high-quality linens, inviting decor, and thoughtful amenities. Each tent is positioned to provide breathtaking views of the surrounding wilderness, allowing you to soak in the serene ambiance right from your doorstep. The day begins with a delightful breakfast, prepared with fresh, locally sourced ingredients that highlight the flavors of the region. With a delicious meal to energize you, embark on a day of exploration in Bryce Canyon National Park. The park’s famous hoodoos—towering, spire-shaped rock formations—create a surreal landscape that is best experienced up close. Hike the Navajo Loop and Queen’s Garden trails to witness these geological wonders and marvel at the intricate patterns etched into the canyon walls over millennia. For those who prefer a less strenuous activity, Wander Camp’s location offers easy access to the Rim Trail. This relatively flat path"