Wander Camp Bryce Canyon - Escalante

We were there on Oct 13, 2025, in mid October, and I’d strongly advise against booking during wet or rainy season when rain is forecast. Pouring rain at Bryce made our planned hikes impossible and changed our itinerary, so we headed straight to the campsite. The drive was uneventful, but getting from the parking area to our assigned tent was awful. Deep mud stuck heavily to our shoes, making each step feel like we were dragging several extra pounds. It was messy and slippery, and the walk was difficult and thoroughly unpleasant. When we finally got to the tent, the heater I had specifically requested and paid for in advance was missing. In the wet, chilly weather, that was a major letdown and made us uncomfortable for the rest of the stay. We ended up booking another place at the last minute. The pictures don’t accurately show the current condition of the tent or the surrounding area. I contacted management, and their response was basically, “oops sorry, thanks for the feedback and we’ll do better next time”.

The tent was cleverly set up and cozy, in a really great setting. It’s off grid, which was exactly what we wanted. One tip, you can rent starlink if you absolutely have to!

The tents were lovely, with a big warm bed, and we didn’t end up freezing at night after all. For glamping, it was really nice, as long as you don’t expect a luxurious site. There’s no electricity, and the restroom and shower are in a barrack. They were tidy and very functional. I’d definitely recommend it.

The night sky was the best part, just amazing with stars everywhere. It was a fantastic stay, and I’d love to come back.