Great glamping experience! We had a great stay at Moab Under Canvas with our two twenty year old kids. Great to unplug, hangout, star gaze and explore the many outdoor activities in Moab. As an FYI, Under Canvas is about a 15 - 20 minute drive to downtown Moab and there are no restaurants, grocery stores or cafes in the area. You have to drive into Moab for food.

What an wonderfully unique experience! I would highly recommend under canvas to anyone looking for an elevated outdoor experience. The staff was exceptional and we enjoyed every minute. For the price, I would have hoped a meal or two were included, but the cooking areas on site were well appointed and fairly convenient.

Highly recommend staying at Under Canvas Moab if you want an incredibly unique and wild experience. Staff is very friendly and accommodating, tents are very thought out and comfortable and the amenities are amazing for a glamping experience. We went with our 2.3 year old son and he loved every minute of it, as did we! Note: it does get windy during the days and nights, wear the earplugs they provide for sleeping. Waking up to the sunrises each morning, sitting on our deck looking out to Arches National Park from our balcony while sipping our coffee and watching our son play in the greatest nature setting was the most special experience to have as a family. You can't go wrong staying here!

Roomy and well-equipped tent with king bed, private toilet and shower, and wood stove + wood as needed made the stay quite comfortable. We also used the gas grills which consisted of 4 brand new Weber grills, so they were of nice quality. I will say that they had much more to assist your cooking than we planned, including pots, pans, hot pads, salt/pepper and some basic spices, some basic condiments like ketchup and mustard, disposable plates, bowls, and eating utensils. Had they done a better job of posting the details of what was available we could have saved some of the purchases that we made in town before our arrival. I will also say that the location is close to and overlooking Arches National Park which is nice...but, it is also adjacent to Highway 191 which has a fair amount of traffic noise that can easily be heard at night from within the tent. Thoughtfully, 2 sets of ear plugs were provided for us at check in but we were not bothered too much by the tire whine noise that we heard. Some people would be more bothered by it I expect, and for them the earplugs would be nice. We did not use them.

Worth the cost. Close to both arches and canyonlands. Bed is comfortable. Wood stove heats up tent nicely. An overall great “glamping” option. Night time sunset events a nice touch after a day of hiking. Fire pits and live music in the evenings. There are grills and picnic tables in common area. They provide utensils and condiments