We just visited and had such an incredible trip!!! Moab is spectacular and a stay at Under Canvas is well worth it. The crew at Under Canvas Moab is amazing! They went above and beyond to make sure our visit was perfect. We arrived very late on a Friday and the night staff helped us get settled quickly and easily. After a long day of traveling with small children this was so helpful. Not only did we receive a warm welcome but they helped us get unpacked and settled in for the night. The next day they were on hand to help answer every and all questions for us. They have a vast, insider knowledge of the area and helped with tons of recommendations. We felt like we were staying with friends but also kind of like we had the place to ourselves. It was perfect! The location of the property is ideal for adventures all over Moab. It’s at the doorsteps of Arches and very close to all that Canyonlands has to offer. It’s not right in town but close enough if you need supplies, or want to go shopping or grab a meal. The property faces palisades on one side with a spectacular view of the desert and the La Sal mountains on the other. The first night we arrived they were sold out (we got the last tent) it was a Safari Tent (number 16.) That night was chilly and it was just fun to make a fire. For the next two nights we got a Deluxe Tent (number 10.) We were happy with the Safari but if you can upgrade to a Deluxe it’s well worth it! The Deluxes are slightly more secluded and have a toilet, sink, and pull handle shower. The shower is not a 5 star luxury tub-combo deal (because you’re camping) but if you have ever camped without a shower you know what a luxury it is to take a hot shower at the end of day. The bed in the tents was surprisingly comfortable and warm. Our kids slept on cots and they were perfect. Sleeping bags and everything we needed were already in the tent, plus the cots have insulated bottoms to keep you warm. We brought our own blankets and that was nice. The tent got warm during the day but we opened the flaps and got a cross breeze. If you can Tent 10 is where celebrities like Neil Young and Matthew McConaughey have stayed while visiting. Chances are whichever tent you’re in your going to feel like a celebrity. Here are the negatives: the property is not right in town so you will need to drive. However, this is also a pro because it’s truly more of a wilderness experience and the town of Moab can be really busy. The property is also on a busy road. The road did not bother us at all but it is something to consider. You can hear it. Also, if you are not prepared to be camping Under Canvas is not for you. You are in a tent. You will hear the wind and temperatures are whatever it is outside. We were prepared to be camping and LOVED the experience!!! Last negative is that you are most likely going to hear people at some point while you’re in your tent. This is NOT a hotel. It’s a group camping situation but it sure beats a regular tent. I can’t say enough great things about this place and surrounding area. We are already planning a return visit to Moab as well as some of their other locations!!!! P.S. set your alarm for the spectacular sunrises. Also keep your eyes peeled at night for shooting stars across the sky.

My husband and I could not be happier with our stay here. Everyone was so friendly and helpful and made check-in and out a breeze. We stayed in tent 28 and felt it was the best location...really felt alone. The bed was so comfortable and we had no problem with the wood stove. The next morning we walked to the lobby for coffee that we took back to our tent to enjoy by the warmth of the fire. It would be nice if tents included a metal French press and coffee that could be made on the stove. Afterwards we showered in the very clean and new shower rooms. When checking out, a golf cart arrived at our tent to help with our bags. We loved this experience so much we didn’t want it to end. We are looking forward to returning and visiting other Under Canvas properties!!

IThis experience was just wonderful. The location is amazing. You can see Arches NP from the site. The staff was immediately welcoming and helpful. The main tent has 24 hour access to coffee/water and packets of tea/hot cocoa and cider. The tents themselves were very comfortable. We got a big tent with a 2 person "Hive" on the side. There's a wood stove to help take the chill off at night, but the bedding is so warm and comfortable. There's an evening program, that includes all the fixings for smores. Met some really nice folks at these gatherings. I highly recommend this as a great alternative to camping. Potential cons - near the road, but I was so tired from hiking that the occasional vehicle noise didn't bother. Also, can be loud in the tent when it gets very windy (did happen 1 night), but again, too tired to care. Can be chilly in the mornings (this is the desert), so just be prepared for that.

My daughter recently moved to Utah and we visited Moab and the Arches on a family outing she booked this place as a compromise between camping and a hotel room. We truly experienced serendipity. The setting the staff the campfires the luxurious bed all were wonderful. There were some young families close to ours that got us up early in the morning but that too was most welcome once you got outside and watch the sunrise we live on the east coast and are looking for an opportunity to go to their only location in the Smokies. Thanks again for the wonderful vacation memory!!!

Beautiful setting, most comfortable bed I’ve ever slept in. Staff was great. Outdoor singalongs were memorable. Bathouse was clean and convenient. This was the best stay I have ever had. You might think it’s expensive but it is so worth it, treat yourself.