Nestled in Texas' vast Chihuahuan Desert, StarStruck Glamping offers luxe geodesic domes for stargazers, complete with outdoor kitchens and stunning views.
"Lots of people come to the Big Bend region of Texas to hike through endless desert terrain or kayak along the Rio Grande. But visitors also flock to the area for its protected dark skies, which allow you to see the Milky Way and lots of celestial activity. If you're looking to stargaze, book a few nights at StarStruck Glamping. Located within the Greater Big Bend International Dark Sky Reserve, the largest Protected Dark Sky Reserve in the world, StarStruck offers geodesic domes that allow you to see mountains, stars, and incredible sunsets and sunrises, all from the comfort of your bed. Every dome has a private outdoor lounge, a shaded dining and cooking area, a bed and bathroom, a fire pit, heating and cooling, a mini fridge, microwave, coffee maker, and even telescopes." - Travel + Leisure Editors
"In the wilds of Southwest Texas, Big Bend National Park lies below one of the world's darkest stretches of sky. Having the least light pollution of the lower 48 states' national parks, showers of dazzling meteors, wispy edges of the Milky Way, and crisp constellations show themselves to a sparse population of stargazers in the Chihuahuan Desert. Then, after the night show, dreamers get to rest their heads in a place with pristine sleeping conditions."
"Constructed to highlight the wonders of West Texas after sundown. Equipped outdoor kitchens, geodesic dome with a telescope to observe dark night skies. Posh interiors with queen beds, spa-inspired en suite bathrooms, and split heating/cooling units."
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