49mi from Alta · 1 siteFort Tabby is a rustic glamping and outdoor retreat featuring distinctive painted tipis set against a backdrop of rolling hills, open skies, and a nearby river.
The site’s tipis are the centerpiece. One is decorated with deer and geometric borders in earth tones; another carries a bold American-flag motif with stars and stripes; a third shows galloping horses silhouetted against a sunset gradient. Matching picnic tables sit outside each, painted in complementary designs and placed on striped outdoor rugs. Adirondack chairs—some navy, some red—cluster nearby for relaxing. Grill stands and propane fire pits are ready.
Interiors feel cozy and cabin-like. Log-frame beds are dressed in themed quilts (bears, patriotic patchwork, American flags), with matching sofas, nightstands, floor lamps, dreamcatchers, and hanging textiles. Soft natural light filters through the canvas and circular vents at the peak. One space includes a wooden entry bench and potted plants; another offers both a full bed with two twin beds.
A short walk leads to a tree-lined river where guests can fish in waders, casting amid green banks and distant mountains. A simple picnic table sits on the grassy shore. Evenings center on campfires: groups gather in folding chairs around open flames or a metal fire pit etched with horse silhouettes, roasting marshmallows under the stars.
Practical amenities include a clean, modern restroom building of tan-and-brown block with a metal roof. Inside are private stalls, sinks, mirrors, paper-towel dispensers, grab bars, and bright lighting.
Overall, Fort Tabby blends themed, comfortable tipi lodging with riverside recreation, outdoor cooking, and communal fire-side evenings in a scenic, open landscape.