Luxury tent in Grand Canyon National Park
2 guests · 1 bedroom · 1 bath
Reasons to book
Guests love it hereGuests give this property a top rating
Great for petsBring all your friends and family, even the furry ones
Well priced for this locationPriced under area average
About this luxury tent rental
Comfortable Accommodations
Amenities
Free Parking
Non-smoking
Pets allowed
Map of Grand Canyon National Park
Ratings and reviews
100% verified reviews10 / 10Outstanding·Sep 2026
Tent was cozy, bedding was warm and comfortable, I liked being able to stargaze at night. Facilities were what I expected.
The pillow wasn't very comfortable. It had one of those plastic waterproof pillow covers that kept air in. I ended up having to unzip it in order for it to be more comfortable. The arrangement of the tent wasn't ideal; the chairs were placed in the back of the tent, so it was more cumbersome to move them outside in order to stargaze and sit outside than if the lounge area was set up towards the entrance of the tent or over to the side. The beds were placed apart from each other, but in the photos they were pushed together. So overall, my partner and I had to rearrange the setup, moving the chairs towards the entrance and pushing the beds together, and then rearrange it upon checking out. We had difficulty locating the tent as the host gave us wrong directions and a car parked in our space, which blocked the site number. The listing was also confusing. We booked Starlight Glamping over Wander Camp because of better reviews. However, Starlight Glamping and Wander Camp are apparently the same. Upon arrival, we saw only Wander Camp signs, and I received communications from both Starlight Glamping and Wander Camp. Upon checking in with the host, she asked if I was checking in for Wander Camp, and I said no- Starlight Glamping- and she then informed me that it's confusing, but it's the same place. Pretty sure I spent an extra $2 to book Starlight Glamping.
7 / 10Good·Sep 2026
It was very cold.
7 / 10Good·Sep 2026
Set right in the middle of nature — the best part was the stargazing. Millions of stars, the kind you rarely get to see in cities.
6 / 10Average·Jul 2026
It was quiet and secluded.
Fire was probihited, so no communal experience. Storms on both nights. Everything muddy. Showers and toilets reflected the weather - awful. Food options very limited. No cover for tables, so rain forces eating in tents (not allowed and not ideal anyway). All tables soaked and nowhere outside to sit.
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8.6Excellent
(38 Ratings)
"Tent was cozy, bedding was warm and comfortable, I liked being able to stargaze at night. Facilities were what I expected."
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