Wander Camp Bryce Canyon - Escalante

I would stay here again. The tent was a nice size and the bed was extremely comfortable. It was a great place to unwind and disconnect from regular society.

had to search for entrance as no signage was apparent except for hand written cardboard notice.

My first Glamping experience! It was exactly as I had hoped, and imagined it to be. The only downside was there were no showers available, and the communal fire pits were a bit of a walk from my tent. The shared fire does promote socializing with fellow campers. Tips for future campers: bring firewood, and a small propane heater for your tent if it’s cold at night. And flashlights!

After booking with no refund, got an email from the place stating that there is nobody at the desk and 4WD vehicle is required to access the site. On arrival, road was flooded, postings of room assignments were not legible and there was no map at facility. No email sent regarding tent assignment. Completely muddy site with cold showers. Nobody to contact. No response when I reached out via email with concerns, no refund given-did not even end up spending the night because I could not find the tent and there was nowhere else open so had to sleep in the car. Awful experience. NOT GLAMPING. Not worth the price even if it had not been flooded and got assigned accomodation.

Great off the grid camp for a quick getaway. The beds were super comfortable & having solar lights to mark the paths to the tents was extremely helpful. Stargazing at nigh was a true treat. Check the weather conditions before you book - The access road to the property was through a stream - due to a flash flood the week before it was in disrepair - we wouldn't have been able to reach the camp without an SUV

If I could give this place 0 stars I would. DO NOT STAY HERE. My friend and I had booked our night stay here after our Bryce Canyon trip as the location seems to be in good proximity (possibly the only good thing I could say). We show up after reading reviews that the road to get to the camp is horrendous and there is a sign in front of us to please proceed ahead with caution. What we see in front of us after pulling onto a dirt road is a river running through the road and the camp about a quarter of a mile up ahead. The river seemingly pretty shallow and without signs of it being closed, my friend and I proceed with our rental car, only to find out it is not shallow. We get our car to the other side ALSO to find out camp is CLOSED without a person in sight and now our car is stuck on the other side, unable to cross back across the river to leave. My friend and I had to walk down a main highway, without service, to find someone to kindly take us in to town to see an EMAIlL, and only an EMAIL, saying camp is closed. When the company was called, they were less than helpful, requiring our friend and I to call a tow company ourselves, which Wander Camp promised to reimburse us for. After a ride back to the car from 1 of the workers, hours later, dark out and storming, we were able to get the car out. Wander Camp has since been avoiding our calls (I am almost sure they blocked my number) and have told me lies that other staff members have said were false. It is a SCAM.

Sorry for our late arrival. The place is fantastic and we highly recommand to try this Camp !! The tent was great and clean !

Too many spiders and dust . I couldn't breath. we had to leave and get a hotel room in Flagstaff .

On the day of our arrival the small trickle of a stream that needed to be crossed had turned in to a flash flood. Reservations were canceled for that night and the following as well. So we only saw the camp from across the stream, so we can’t really comment on cleanliness etc. . Communication was efficient. Just didn’t realize that I have to go through this process of getting a refund.