The best dome rentals in Utah

With a wide variety of terrains ranging from dense forest to arid plateaus, Utah has been attracting campers, backpackers, and hikers for generations. It's home to five national parks, plus dozens of state parks and national forests and monuments (not to mention plenty of BLM land), making it easy to find a Utah camping experience that suits you best. While the southern and eastern parts of the state attract lovers of the great outdoors with their massive rock formations and abundance of recreation activities, you’ll also find plenty to do up in the north, from skiing and snowboarding in the winter to getting out on one of the region’s many lakes and reservoirs come summer.

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Top-rated campgrounds

1. The Store

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3 sites · Lodging · Kenilworth, UT

Located exactly halfway between Salt Lake and Moab, The Store is a historic 113 year-old general store building that originally served the coal miners who lived and worked in the small former mining town of Kenilworth. Now, it's a creative retreat, art space and desert permaculture site. We have a large indoor co-working/art studio space (and gigabit wifi) should you like to be productive during your stay. Or simply relax and enjoy the peace, quiet and serenity that this mountain sanctuary provides. We are also surrounded by wilderness and outdoor recreation opportunities, including endless hiking, mountain biking and ATV trails. The nearby artists colony of Helper has lots of amenities and offerings including a floatable river with beaches and swimming holes. Within 30 minutes’ drive are several major tourist attractions such as Nine Mile Canyon, Gordon Creek Falls, and the San Rafael Swell.

2. White Camel

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1 site · Lodging · Kanab, UT

At White Camel , we aim to create a harmonious balance between modern comforts and the beauty of nature. Each dome is designed to provide you with the feeling of being at home in the great outdoors, surrounded by the peaceful landscape of Utah's red rocks. Our spacious geodesic domes are fully equipped with comfortable beds, cozy linens, and stylish decor. Each dome also comes with its own private outdoor seating area, BBQ grill, and a fire pit, perfect for enjoying the stunning views and fresh mountain air. Escape to luxury and serenity at our geodesic dome resort in the breathtaking red rock landscapes of Utah. Experience a unique and unforgettable stay in one of our beautifully designed domes, fully equipped with all the modern amenities to make your stay comfortable and convenient. Each dome boasts a spacious king-size bed, a private bathroom, and a fully equipped kitchenette, providing you with all the comforts of home. You'll wake up every morning to stunning panoramic views of the red rocks through the large picture window in your dome, the perfect start to a day of adventure and exploration. Book your stay at our luxury geodesic dome resort in Utah today and experience the ultimate in comfort, style, and natural beauty.

With a wide variety of terrains ranging from dense forest to arid plateaus, Utah has been attracting campers, backpackers, and hikers for generations. It's home to five national parks, plus dozens of state parks and national forests and monuments (not to mention plenty of BLM land), making it easy to find a Utah camping experience that suits you best. While the southern and eastern parts of the state attract lovers of the great outdoors with their massive rock formations and abundance of recreation activities, you’ll also find plenty to do up in the north, from skiing and snowboarding in the winter to getting out on one of the region’s many lakes and reservoirs come summer.

99% (23)

Top-rated campgrounds

1. The Store

98%

(26)

3 sites · Lodging · Kenilworth, UT

Located exactly halfway between Salt Lake and Moab, The Store is a historic 113 year-old general store building that originally served the coal miners who lived and worked in the small former mining town of Kenilworth. Now, it's a creative retreat, art space and desert permaculture site. We have a large indoor co-working/art studio space (and gigabit wifi) should you like to be productive during your stay. Or simply relax and enjoy the peace, quiet and serenity that this mountain sanctuary provides. We are also surrounded by wilderness and outdoor recreation opportunities, including endless hiking, mountain biking and ATV trails. The nearby artists colony of Helper has lots of amenities and offerings including a floatable river with beaches and swimming holes. Within 30 minutes’ drive are several major tourist attractions such as Nine Mile Canyon, Gordon Creek Falls, and the San Rafael Swell.

2. White Camel

100%

(3)

1 site · Lodging · Kanab, UT

At White Camel , we aim to create a harmonious balance between modern comforts and the beauty of nature. Each dome is designed to provide you with the feeling of being at home in the great outdoors, surrounded by the peaceful landscape of Utah's red rocks. Our spacious geodesic domes are fully equipped with comfortable beds, cozy linens, and stylish decor. Each dome also comes with its own private outdoor seating area, BBQ grill, and a fire pit, perfect for enjoying the stunning views and fresh mountain air. Escape to luxury and serenity at our geodesic dome resort in the breathtaking red rock landscapes of Utah. Experience a unique and unforgettable stay in one of our beautifully designed domes, fully equipped with all the modern amenities to make your stay comfortable and convenient. Each dome boasts a spacious king-size bed, a private bathroom, and a fully equipped kitchenette, providing you with all the comforts of home. You'll wake up every morning to stunning panoramic views of the red rocks through the large picture window in your dome, the perfect start to a day of adventure and exploration. Book your stay at our luxury geodesic dome resort in Utah today and experience the ultimate in comfort, style, and natural beauty.

Stories from the community

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Jennifer

3 weeks ago

Weekend Trip to The Store

Loved my stay in the zen garden geo dome! Unique, cozy, and secluded - such a magical spot to camp under the moonlight.

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Lindsay

August 2025

Weekend Trip to The Store

Amazing location tucked away. Perfect for van parking for the evening. Nice bathroom with shower, kitchen space, big communal space and a dreamy front porch for reading. Only wish I could have stayed much longer.

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Mark

August 2025

Weekend Trip to The Store

We stayed in the Zen dome on the property. It's in a charming garden area. There is also a large common area building with a kitchen, bathroom/shower, and a lounge. This is accessible day or night. The owner showed us around and was very cordial and informative. We had a great stay. Unfortunately fire season dictates we couldn't have a campfire but no biggie in August. The dome is cool but it's not large. We brought two nice cots and the foot of my bag was sticking out the entrance a bit. There is no physical door, just a privacy curtain, so just keep that in mind. I'd recommend this little getaway for sure, if you are into petroglyphs and Fremont culture. Check out 9 mile canyon for all of that, and not a long drive the other way is Scofield reservoir which is fun for the summer water stuff. We did both, plus the Helper Arts Festival just so happened to be going that weekend and it was excellent. I highly recommend!

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July 2025

4 nights at The Store

The zome is situated in the upper corner of the most magical desert garden. There are many places to sit in the garden, and each offers a gorgeous view of the garden and the cliffs in the background. The garden belongs to a historic building that's in the process of a restoration. The front porch of The Store offers a spectacular view of a huge valley. I loved spending time on the porch in the morning. The nearby town of Helper has a historic Main Street with a nice coffee shop, art galleries restaurants, and a museum. We also went to a fun dinosaur museum in Price, UT. But our main goal for the trip was to explore 9 Mile Canyon. The canyon is full of ancient treasures. So many petroglyphs, and a hike to a Fremont village. We had just enjoyed the work of modern artists in Helper, and our last day of the trip was panel after panel of ancient artwork. Side note: I would only recommend the zome to someone with good mobility, who can confidently walk across uneven, sandy paths. If you are unsure, there's also an Air BNB located inside The Store that might be a better option.

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jaimie

June 2025

4 nights at White Camel

This was a secret gem. White camel Will always be close to my heart. The little details of this made it perfect. Thank you to the hosts, who were warm, welcoming and responsive! Filled with love!

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Julie

April 2025

1 night at The Store

A lovely and unique spot. I look forward to what it will become.

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Ronda

November 2024

Weekend Trip to White Camel

Very clean and beautiful! Met all my expectations for first time glamping!

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The best domes in Utah guide

Where to go

Northwest Utah

Northern Utah is where you'll find some of the state's lushest areas, with plenty of lakes and mountains, a stark contrast to the rockier, arid regions to the south. Salt Lake City is one of the region's biggest draws, and its easy access to outdoor recreation areas, such as Antelope Island State Park on the Great Salt Lake, makes it a reasonable base for those wanting to explore the region. Camping areas abound in this region—the tent-only Cottonwood Campground at Bear Lake State Park is a particularly good choice.

Eastern Utah

Eastern Utah offers some of the best opportunities for outdoor recreation in the state, and that's not just because two of Utah’s five national parks—Arches National Park and Canyonlands National Park—are here, a short drive from Moab. Spots worth visiting include Dead Horse Point State Park (popular for mountain biking) and Natural Bridges National Monument, where you’ll see three natural bridge formations carved from the earth millennia ago. This area is also great for archaeology fans. Hovenweep National Monument is a great place to check out the ruins of 13th-century pueblos, while Bear Ears National Monument is full of beautifully preserved ancient cave art.

South-Central and Southern Utah

South Central Utah offers a mix of high desert and dense forest, with plenty of spots to go out and play. You can hike through the slot canyons of the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, explore the fairytale-like hoodoos at Goblin Valley State Park, or try your hand at canyoning at Capitol Reef National Park. This region is also home to Lake Powell, on the Colorado River, right on the border with Arizona.

Southwest Utah

Home to both Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon National Park, southwest Utah offers fantastic hiking and camping options, with a mix of beautiful rock formations, vast forests, and desert sand dunes. While the national parks are the main draw, this region offers plenty to do, from ATV/OHV riding on the massive golden dunes at Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park to checking out the red rock formations at Kodachrome Basin State Park. You'll find some of Utah's best camping spots and hiking trails all through the region, and the lack of light pollution makes this area ideal for stargazing under the night skies.