Aurora is a luxe glamping dome with a hot tub, king and queen bed, full bath, and firepit surrounded by gorgeous mountain views. So much to enjoy while staying at this unique property.
The highlights:
- Unwind in the new hot tub
- Relax on the deck overlooking the mountains
- Modern furnishings throughout the dome
- Roast s’mores around the fire pit
- Stream movies or take video calls on fast Wifi
- Short drive to whitewater rafting, hiking trails, fishing, and more!
Pets: Not allowed. Smoking: Not allowed. Events: Not allowed. Suitable for: children and infants. Additional rules: Minimum booking age is 25. Reservations made by guests under 25 will be cancelled.
Ever wanted to sleep under the stars? This “loft” style luxe glamping dome will have you sleeping at the highest point directly under the stars. Perfect for stargazing, watching the fall leaves, wintery snow days, and rainy afternoons. Our luxe glamping dome has everything you need for a unique getaway with gorgeous mountain views and modern furnishings - surely to make this a trip you won’t soon forget!
The dome includes:
- A cozy king bed & queen (loft type)
- An indoor full bathroom with a shower
- A well-equipped kitchenette with a mini-fridge, microwave, toaster oven, & coffee maker
- Smart TV where you can quickly sign in to your favorite streaming service
- WiFi strong enough for streaming movies and taking video calls
- Portable AC and heat to keep you comfortable
Outside, you’ll also find:
- A new hot tub on the deck, perfect for relaxing after an afternoon hike
- Deck with mountain-view seating
- Outside fire pit with plenty of seating
- Grill on the deck while enjoying the great outdoors
Please Note:
Aurora is part of a larger private retreat (Cooper Mountain) with two other domes nearby—one about 60 feet away and the other over 120 feet away. While you may catch a glimpse of other guests, Aurora still feels secluded with its own private hot tub, deck, and fire pit. If you’re interested in booking all three domes for a group stay, let us know!
Longer Stays
For stays of 14 nights or longer, guests will be asked to e-sign a rental agreement prior to arrival. This agreement helps us comply with local requirements while protecting the property, and will be sent in advance for review.
Tucked into the mountains, Aurora offers a peaceful, one-of-a-kind escape surrounded by nature. Unlike traditional homes, domes aren’t completely sealed, so you may occasionally see a bug or two inside—especially in spring and summer when crickets and other small insects are more active. We do regular treatments and thorough cleanings, but nature sometimes finds its way in. If you’re looking for pristine, hotel-style perfection, this may not be the right fit—but if you love the outdoors and a touch of adventure, you’ll feel right at home.
Our team sweeps the deck, stairs, and walkways before each arrival, though you may still notice some leaves, pollen, or other natural elements, depending on the season. It’s all part of the mountain setting.
The property is reached by gravel, uneven, and winding roads. Most vehicles can access the dome without issue, but we recommend taking it slow, especially after rain or in winter. For added comfort, a 4WD/AWD vehicle with good clearance is ideal.
Wi-Fi is available, but due to the remote location, service may occasionally be slower or spotty. We suggest downloading any essential content in advance.
Thank you for understanding, and we hope you embrace the adventure—this peaceful, scenic setting is exactly what makes Aurora such a special mountain escape!
Between exploring the unique features of our dome and enjoying the wooded, mountainside vista, Aurora is the perfect vacation spot. The property is adjacent to a 37-acre private nature preserve, with plenty of hiking trails and areas to explore.
In addition, you’re about 20 minutes away from nearly countless wilderness attractions, including whitewater rafting at Pleasantdale’s Tearcoat Creek, lake swimming at Buffalo Gap Retreat in Capon Bridge, and hunting and fishing within the 400-acre forest of the Edwards Run Wildlife Management Area.
