This bell tent is located in the outskirts of Hurricane, Utah, just outside the town of Hildale, where it is situated on a glamping site surrounded by a breathtaking landscape composed of sandstone cliffs and semi-arid desert stippled with shrubs. From the site, guests will enjoy stunning views of the Canaan Mountain Wilderness Area and they can walk right to the Water Canyon trailhead, which takes guests on a one-of-a-kind journey past winding sandstone canyon walls, waterfalls, boulders, natural rock bridges, juniper trees, gullies, pure spring water, fractured ledges, and patches of lush vegetation.

The site is well-positioned for guests to enjoy a variety of day trip options, encompassing a wide gamut of the natural splendor for which southwestern Utah is renowned. Within about an hour of the site, guests can reach Zion National Park, Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park, the Red Cliffs National Conservation Area, Snow Canyon State Park, the Canaan Mountain Wilderness Area, Bryce Canyon National Park, Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, and the North Rim of Grand Canyon National Park. From the site's central location, guests could visit all of these natural attractions in the course of a single getaway.

At Zion National Park, guests will find 148,016 acres of pristine desert, riparian, woodland, and coniferous forest environments, which provide habitats for a variety of wildlife, including mule, deer, collared lizards, cougars, bighorn sheep, and pinyon jays. The park is also home to natural attractions such as the Zion Canyon, the Virgin River, and the Emerald Pools.

Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park is exactly what it sounds like: an expansive, ever-shifting sea of coral pink-hued sand dunes, which are bordered by red sandstone cliffs. More such cliffs can be found at the similarly self-descriptive Red Cliffs National Conservation Area, which is part of the Red Cliffs Desert Reserve. However, there is more to the conservation area than just magnificent cliffs; it also contains a variety of desert ecosystems, black lava rock caps, mountainous areas, and protected habitats for a number of birds, mammals, and reptiles, including desert tortoises. The reserve is also home to Snow Canyon State Park, where guests will find a diverse range of geological features, such as extinct cinder cones, lava flowers, and lava tubes, as well as sand dunes and a network of hiking trails and climbing routes.

At the Canaan Mountain Wilderness, guests will find 44,500 acres of incredible Southwestern landscapes, including cliff walls, natural arches, slot canyons, mountain slopes, and plateaus crowned with stands of ponderosa pines. Guests can access the wilderness via the Water Canyon Trailhead. Last but certainly not least, Bryce Canyon National Park and the bordering Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument encompass well over a million acres of natural splendor, including the largest collection of hoodoos (eroded rock columns) in the world. Despite its name, Bryce Canyon is not technically a canyon; instead, it is a series of vast natural amphitheaters. To see true canyons, guests can head to the North Rim of Grand Canyon National Park.

The site is about two and a half hours from Las Vegas, Nevada, where the nearest international airport is located.