Utah Glamping

Utah is located in the western United States, with Colorado, Nevada, Wyoming, Idaho, and Arizona as its neighbors. Folk history in Utah describes how the state is named after the Ute tribe, which has been translated to “people of the mountains.” Looking at Utah’s landscape, you can understand why this might be accurate. 

The state has three impressive national parks: Zion National Park, Canyonlands National Park, and Arches National Park. For those adventure lovers and outdoor enthusiasts, glamping in Utah awaits!

Skiers and snowboarders travel from all over the world to Utah, just to experience the thrill of a day spent at one of the many world-class resorts it has to offer. 

Its reputation as a skiing powerhouse was bolstered even further in 2002 when Utah hosted the Winter Olympics. Glampers can also fill their days with the usual outdoor activities here, like hiking, rafting, sailing, and mountain biking. 

Bryce National Park is another Utah hotspot. Here you will discover a massive lack of light pollution in the region that reveals thousands of stars at night. Glampers can even take part in a night of astronomy, using professional telescopes to gaze into the galaxy above.

Utah is home to many unforgettable sites and a heritage that stretches back hundreds of years. Providing visitors with plenty of attractions worth exploring. 

With so much to see and do in Utah, it comes as no surprise that many choose this destination for a jam-packed getaway!

Utah enjoys around 240 days of sunshine every year. This makes it one of the nicest states to visit for glamping. 

Visitors who stay in Utah during summer or winter can often enjoy their adventures with the sun high in the sky. Rainfall in Utah is way below the US average of 38 inches, making it one of the driest states in the country. 

Snowfall is also excellent here as around 43 inches of snow litter the slopes every year, giving skiers plenty to work with. No matter what type of break you’re looking for, you can find it in Utah all year round.

Utah is home to several beautiful places, making it difficult to narrow it down. However, some areas worth checking out are Bryce, Park City, Moab, and many more. These spots should help get you started with your next adventure, we also recommend using our search filter to narrow down your preferences further. This will also help you find your next ideal break in Utah!

For those hoping to spend some time exploring Salt Lake City, some of our glamping rentals are in ideal locations to do just that. Spend your days outdoors strolling around the many natural wonders here, all while having a comfortable place to sleep and relax afterward.

A great way to experience a unique type of vacation is by staying in authentic accommodations. There is no better way to do this in Utah than by staying in one of our luxury yurts. These allow guests to rest in a comfortable rental, all while being able to explore the surrounding landscapes with ease.