The brand-new Ulum Moab glamping resort just opened in Utah, and we were among the first to visit.

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Escaping to the great outdoors doesn’t have to mean roughing it.

It started welcoming guests in April and its inaugural season ends on Oct. 23.

Aerial view of the tents at ULUM in Moab, Utah

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There’s an Under Canvas camp in Moab too.

The journey to Moab is as beautiful as the destination itself.

In the evening, this is where a live musician serenades guests from golden hour through sunset.

Aerial view of the main buildings and pools at ULUM in Moab, Utah

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A path takes guests from the lobby area to the individual tents that are spaciously scattered throughout the area.

The ensuite bathroom features a rain shower, concrete sinks, andAesopbath products.

There’s also a 70-square-foot deck with patio chairs to enjoy the views outside.

Interior of the main building at ULUM in Moab, Utah

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From the outside, the beige tents pop, contrasted against the rusty landscape.

And yet, they don’t seem out of place.

From the inside, the earthy tones and organic materials make you forget that you’re not outdoors anymore.

Interior of a tent at ULUM in Moab, Utah

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“You are more connected here than at most resorts you may stay at,” Gaghen said.

“You are not separated from it you are in it, but very comfortably.”

The resort is near hiking and biking trails, white water rafting, horseback riding, and rock climbing.

Interior of a tent bathroom at ULUM in Moab, Utah

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(Ulum Moab is 55 minutes from the south entrance ofCanyonlands National Parkand 45 minutes fromArches National Park.)

The area also offers ballooning, skydiving, and scenic flights over the landscape.

(An on-site walking trail is in the works that will offer access viewpoints on the property.)

View of the red rocks in Moab, Utah

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Ulum Moab’s commitment to providing its guests with on-site comforts extends to its eateries.

The cafe and restaurant serve breakfast and dinner, focusing on local, seasonal ingredients and Southwest-inspired flavors.

(And yes, I had repeat orders of the salted beets.)

Cocktails and food from ULUM in Moab, Utah

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While there’s no lunch service, guests can pre-order lunch think fresh grain bowls and sandwiches.

There’s also a mocktail menu, which further reinforces Ulums commitment to making sure theres something for everyone.

(Whittle’s favorite drink?

A mocktail called Good Eyes.)

Nightly stays start at $549 per night.

To book your stay or learn more, visitulummoab.com.