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Unwind & drift off under a bed of stars in this dreamy Alberta Airbnb

Camping? In this weather? While that may sound absolutely ridiculous, it’s possible – and if done right, can make you feel pretty dang boujee. No matter the time of year, staycationers looking to answer the call of the wild can actually do so from the warmth of this unique Alberta Airbnb rental – an enchanting geodome with the comforts of home and a view that’ll take your breath away.

Nestled in the forests of Wetaskiwin, this secluded stay has room to sleep four guests, is pet-friendly and will inspire you to unwind and unplug.

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While there is no electricity or running water, guests can enjoy sleeping under the stars, taking a walk in the trees, and reconnecting with nature. Of course, that’s not to say that comfort has been compromised.

Inside the geodome, there is a cozy bed, aesthetic decor, a futon and a fireplace that will make you feel dignified even after a trip to the outhouse.

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At $210 per night, this place books up pretty quickly so you won’t want to miss your chance to check it out while the ground is still frozen over. To book your stay at this unique Alberta Airbnb, you can check it out here. Enjoy!

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