Forest Yurts
Warm, lofted interiors and seven private stays nestled beneath the Milky Way



A dark sky hotel
Milky Way overhead. Pink cliffs at sunset. A forest retreat shaped around wonder.

Nebula is a dark sky hotel taking shape near Duck Creek Village, Utah, conceived for the hours when the forest grows still and the Milky Way appears. By day, trails wind through the trees toward remarkable pink cliffs; at dusk, the entire ridge catches the last light.

Seven forest yurts, reception and small store, a stargazing and yoga deck, hydrotherapy spa, walking meditation labyrinth, and trails for hiking and mountain biking.
Three treehouses joined by suspension bridges, followed by an intimate wedding venue oriented toward the pink cliffs.
Warm, lofted interiors and seven private stays nestled beneath the Milky Way


Sunrise movement; after dark, an open view to the Milky Way


Outdoor shower, cold plunge, sauna, and fireside warmth

Walking meditation, hiking, and mountain biking through the forest

Footbridges lead from reception and the small store to the deck and yurts


Three secluded stays connected by suspension bridges in the surrounding forest

Exchange vows above the canyon as the pink cliffs catch the last light, then settle into a candlelit woodland supper made for long conversations beneath the trees.




Halfway between Bryce Canyon, Brian Head Ski Resort, and Zion National Park—close to adventure, with 130 quiet acres to return to.




Set out for Bryce Canyon, Zion National Park, or Brian Head, then return to the forest for sunset, firelight, and a sky full of stars.


A low-impact village connected by walking trails, with the stargazing deck set beside the natural wash and every yurt held within the trees.

Join the Nebula guest list for first notice of project milestones and early access to the calendar before public booking begins.