Orion Bell Tent
Six-metre cotton bell tent with a king bed, sheepskins and a little cast-iron wood stove.
- Wood stove
- Pet friendly
$165 / nightDates →
Glamping · Dark-sky park · Oregon high desert
Sleep under 4,000 stars.
Bell tents, sky domes and timber cabins on 140 acres of pine and meadow — a certified dark-sky park two hours from Portland, where the only light at night is the fire.
Move your cursor across the sky — the stars connect.
Welcome to Starfield
Real beds, wood stoves and a sky full of stars.
We built eight hand-crafted stays on the edge of the Ochoco forest, spaced far apart so every porch faces nothing but trees and sky. No generators, no floodlights, no Wi-Fi in the tents — just stillness, a crackling fire and the Milky Way overhead.
- Hand-built bell tents, domes & cabins
- Bedding, towels & firewood included
- Guided astronomy every clear night
- Dogs welcome in four stays
Eight places to sleep
Open the stay pickerChoose your shelter for the night.
Lyra Sky Dome
Geodesic dome with a clear roof panel above the bed and a cedar hot tub outside the door.
- Hot tub
- Wood stove
$210 / nightDates →
Pine Hollow Cabin
Hand-built log cabin in the old pines with a loft, a full kitchen and a porch swing.
- Wood stove
- Kitchen
- Pet friendly
$245 / nightDates →
Lakeshore Safari Tent
Raised canvas tent on a timber deck, ten steps from the water and the canoe rack.
- Kitchen
- Pet friendly
$190 / nightDates →
Tonight at Starfield
What’s up in tonight’s sky.
Updated every evening by our resident astronomer. Bortle class 2 — dark enough to see your shadow by starlight.
Moon phase——
- Sunset
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- Darkest hours
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- Look for
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- Stargazing
- Acres of pine & meadow
- 140
- Stays, spaced 80m+ apart
- 8
- Bortle dark-sky rating
- 2
- Guest rating, 1,200+ reviews
- 4.9
By day & by night
All experiencesThings to do between sunsets.
Nightly · 9:30pm · $28
Guided dark-sky walk
Red torches only. Our astronomer leads a 90-minute walk to the ridge to read the sky by eye.
Fri & Sat · $35
Telescope session
Saturn’s rings, the Andromeda galaxy and a double star or two through our 14-inch Dobsonian.
Nightly · 7pm · $48
Campfire supper
Cast-iron cooking over oak coals: flatbreads, smoked trout, charred greens and s’mores.
Life at camp
Mornings on the lake, nights by the fire.
Guest notes
Written by the light of a head torch.
“We lay in the Lyra Dome and watched three shooting stars before we fell asleep. Our kids still talk about it.”
“Proper beds, a hot stove and total darkness. It is camping for people who have forgotten how good camping can be.”
“The dawn canoe was the most peaceful hour of my year. The coffee in the boat did not hurt either.”
Clear skies forecast
Swap the streetlights for the Milky Way.
Midweek stays from $145 a night. Book two nights or more and the first campfire supper is on us.