Wild Rose Country is an enchanting place with towering trees, majestic mountains and rolling plains, but after dark there’s nothing more incredible than the sky above.

Luckily when it’s too cold or late at night to look up from a porch or a pathway, there are several geo domes with a comfortable bed and a clear roof fit for watching a meteor shower, the Northern lights or the constellations.

Not sure where to go? Here are just a few staycation destinations in Alberta.

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Métis Crossing

 

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With a king bed, running water, a bathroom, air conditioning, a kitchenette, and even heated floors, the Métis Crossing sky-watching domes offer guests the opportunity to enjoy the outdoors in a truly unforgettable way.

Where: 17339 Victoria Trail, Smoky Lake, AB
Instagram: @metiscrossing

Elk Island Retreat

Located 45 minutes north of Edmonton, the Elk Island Retreat and Dark Sky Preserve offers a variety of woodsy experiences great for everyone – and we mean everyone. The most incredible? Their geo domes. Unfortunately, you’ll have to wait until March to book your next stay.

Where: 54371 Range Road 205 Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta
Instagram: @elkislandretreatcampground

Refuge Bay

 

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No matter the time of year stargaze through the transparent roof of a Refuge Bay geo dome – a romantic glampsite in Cherhill, Alberta. In addition to falling asleep under a bed of stars, guests can also break a sweat in the wood-burning sauna and use the on-site BBQ.

Where: 56524 Range Road 50, Cherhill, Alberta
Instagram: @refuge_bay

Glamp Good

Surrounded by trees and wildlife, this stunning retreat makes the ultimate romantic getaway, or casual weekend staycation. With three geo domes, this family-owned resort is described by the owners as a place where people can “come and reset.”

Where: Wetaskiwin County, Alberta
Instagram: @glampgood