Under Canas are excellent camp resorts. The cabins are superbly laid out with extremely comfortable beds and great bathroom. While there is no air conditioning (we were there at the height of summer with temperatures in the low 100's the mister kept us comfortable at night. The view from the cabin was spectacular. The main service area has a restaurant and bar.

We stayed recently in a stargazer tent with kids tent addition. Despite the heat during the day, the tent had cooled sufficiently that,, combined with the fans provided, it wasn’t uncomfortable and we slept well. Service from check-in staff was good, but the restaurant service needs some real attention. A couple of servers were unfriendly to the extent of being scary, and service pretty much fell apart both times we ate there (eg the eggs from the eggs with smoked salmon came 10 minutes before the salmon did - even though they only had to take it from the fridge, because they said they were busy - so breakfast ruined). I didn’t dare not give a full tip though because of the psycho stares given just for asking for a knife and fork. I have given a 4 star rating (rather than lower) because the location of the property and views are amazing - and the dining might just have been an unfortunate experience so should t put you off visiting.

I recently stayed one night at Under Canvas Zion and, unfortunately, found the experience significantly underwhelming given the $1,650 nightly rate for a 2-bedroom tent. Despite a decent location and a friendly greeting team, the fundamentals fell very short of expectations. The bed was uncomfortably firm with low-quality sheets and mattress, and several guests in our group woke up with insect bites—presumably from the beds themselves. Noise from neighboring tents and passing cars made restful sleep nearly impossible. When a car drives up the drive with lights on it lights up the whole tent. The tent lacked basic touches like bottled water at night, and the build quality felt flimsy, creaking with every gust of wind and move. Every time my friend moved in their bed it woke up th whole tent. The amenities were basic with no fans despite high heat, hardly any food (which can't be taken to the rooms) and a bare bones bar. At this price point, I expected a luxury glamping experience —not a setup that felt closer to a campground. The value simply isn’t there. I shared feedback with the team but there was no followup. Clearly not a company that cares about the hospitality experience and guest relations. As it stands, we all left feeling disappointed, unrested, and overcharged. This is the first review I have ever written but felt compelled to do so given the experience, price point and lack of from the team.

The tents with private baths are very comfortable. Staff is very friendly and helpful. The layout of the tents should have been a little different so that couples without children aren’t right on the side of tents with loud kids. The food served there is overpriced for the quality

This was a family trip and we had three tents for three couples. The views here are amazing and staff incredible. We enjoyed a night sky tour (really a treat), hiking the narrows, and the sweet town of Springdale. Under Canvas does a fabulous job from food, to the tents to customer service. We love these glamping sites and plan to stay at others across the US. Just go. :)