Mile 9, Far Mesa Road, Escalante, Utah 84726
(555) 014-2790
Four ways to sleep on the rim. All of them have real beds, wood stoves and a deck of their own, and none of them has a television.
Five along the west rim. Our classic: a canvas bell tent on a raised deck with a queen bed, wool blankets, a wood stove for cold nights and two chairs out front for the sunset. The bathhouse, with rain showers and heated floors, is forty steps away.
Three, set apart on the north point. More room, a king bed and a bathroom of your own with a stone sink, a proper flush toilet and an outdoor shower that faces the canyon.
Only one, at the end of the rim. Everything in the Canyon Suite plus a copper soaking tub on the deck, plumbed with hot water and pointed straight at the sunset. It books first, so plan early.
Two tents joined by one deck. A king tent for the grown ups and a bunk tent with three twin beds for the kids, sharing a covered deck and a private bathroom. Kids under 12 eat free at the long table.
Rates are per tent per night, for two guests, before taxes. Summer weekends run about fifteen percent higher.
| Tent | Sleeps | Size | Bed | Bath | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rim Tent | 2 | 290 sq ft | Queen bed | Shared bathhouse | $385 |
| Canyon Suite | 2 | 420 sq ft | King bed | Private bath | $520 |
| Soaking Tent | 2 | 420 sq ft | King bed | Copper tub | $640 |
| Family Camp | 5 | 640 sq ft | King and 3 twins | Private bath | $690 |
No resort fee and no surprises at checkout.
Coffee, eggs any way, blue corn pancakes and fruit in the dining house from 7 to 10.
Shared, open until 10 pm, with a view down the canyon.
A 12 inch telescope and someone to show you how to use it, every clear night.
Your stove is laid when you arrive, and lanterns light the paths after dark.
Questions we answer most often, before you ask.
Check in from 3 pm and check out by 11 am. Late arrivals get a lantern and a note on the door.
Two nights on Fridays and Saturdays, one night the rest of the week.
Welcome in the Family Camp. The other tents are for guests 12 and older.
Only service animals. The mesa is home to a lot of wildlife.
Open March to November. Two nights minimum on weekends, and we keep a few tents back for last minute trips.