Allison was a fantastic host helping to bring us to and from the parking lot when there was flood risk on the approach to the campsite. Beds were very comfortable and plenty warm.

There was no way to get away from the path lights (I assume for safety), which meant our night vision was extremely hampered when trying to enjoy the night sky.

The tent itself was very spacious, the bed was very comfortable and the blankets kept us warm in the cold night. The toilets were better than I expected tbh and there was hot water. The experience overall is honestly bucket list worthy, even though it was raining heavily when we went to bed we woke up during the night and the sky had cleared...the Milky Way was just above our heads. Definetely recommended.

There was a little puddle of water left on the tent floor on one side of the bed, but it had rained heavily just before, so we didn't mind too much.

Yurts were very comfortable, especially the beds. Great and quiet location, beautiful night sky visible, great sunset views. It was clean, shared bathrooms were good. Shared fireplace allowed us to meet people from other tents and share stories. Stuff was friendly and helpful. No internet/mobile connection in that location (for me it was an advantage but for some it could be disadvantage).

The way could be better marked with a proper sign - it was hard for us to find the turn from the main road even though we were driving during the day. Some people had problems finding their yurts after dark.

The tents were as we expected. We were wanted an experience that was more camping than glamping, and that's what it was. The bedding was very comfy and the tents and grounds were clean. The staff did a great job cleaning the tents and bathrooms well and quickly. They also had free-roaming dogs, which we enjoyed, but others may not like. The location was well away from the road and offered a beautiful sunset. The town of Tropic has what you need and you are 15 minutes from Bryce.

Enjoyed it all.

Super close to Bryce Canyon, Tent was clean and comfortable, beds had the perfect bedding for the weather, it Was chilly during our stay. The best part is they have hot showers perfect after an all day hike. And great view for meals on picnic tables provided.

Address listed is incorrect if you book be sure to call the 800 number and get correct address. It was night time maybe 9pm We Google mapped it and took us to a Destination 3 miles away. We came across other people who were also looking for Wander Camp, we called the number provided in the reservation and they were able To text us the correct address as well as a Map Which was helpful . We had people following us to the correct location. We all Make it and see happy to get Rest!

Had a wonderful stay at this site. The tents were clean, the beds very comfortable. The location is conveniently close to Bryce Canyon. While the showers and toilets were basic, they were reasonably clean, and there was warm water available. Keep in mind that this is not a luxury hotel, but a rather rustic experience. Being in the middle of nowhere, the nights were dark, there was a bit of dust, and we had no mobile phone signal. However, this adds to the camping vibe, with the comfort of a cozy bed. Our highlight was the stunningly clear, starry night sky - a great experience. Overall, we enjoyed our stay, and I slept like a baby.

It should be indicated in the description that there is a shallow riverbed that has to be crossed to drive to the camp. It was dry when we went there, and is no problem whatsoever for a "regular" car. However, if you drive a smaller car (e.g. a Smart), this could become more challenging.

We had an amazing stay at Wandercamp near Bryce Canyon! The location was perfect—just a short drive to the park but still felt peaceful and secluded. The tents were surprisingly spacious and super cozy, with really comfortable beds. It got pretty cold at night, around 40°, but they had extra blankets on hand that kept us warm and toasty. The shared bathrooms were nearby and well-maintained, and we felt very safe throughout our stay. If you’re looking for a unique camping experience without having to rough it too much, Wandercamp is definitely worth checking out!

The tents were clean and comfortable

I received about 5 pages of messages on booking, most of them repeating and some of those not even about the camping i was at (but at some random other location), which was confusing. Also the location to drive at procided at booking was not correct, but a mile off. Not a big deal, but easy to fix. There was no Internet reception and no fresh water. Know i should have known this, but i was still surprised :(

Location, 15’ drive from the park entry (good to see the sunrise) and very close to Tropic where there are markets and restaurants. Tents comfortable with fixed beds and sturdy canvas. Our double tent was equipped with fleece blanket, compulsory given the low temperature at night (3-5°C). This didn’t seem to be the case for all the other tents. Camp manager very welcoming. Shared utilities (sanitary) clean though minimalistic. Indications to reach the camp were sent days before arrival, and are necessary to find your way. There are small river path to cross, but not an issue by dry weather. Altogether a nice alternative to overpriced lodges closer to the canyon.

No fleece blanket in our kids tent (3 single beds) Campground close to the road so passing traffic though not loud is a nuisance to the quietness of the location. Also our tents were on a patch recently extended apparently where the vegetation hadn’t grown back which was a bit harsh a sight.

The beds were very comfy and we slept very well. I liked that the bathrooms were in a trailer so it was not cold.

The issue we had is that we paid for a heater but they ran out of heaters so we got comforters instead. They did say they would reimburse us for the heater but I have not gotten the money back yet.