Home to one of the largest and darkest skysheds on the East Coast, West Virginia is the perfect spot to unwind and soak in the beauty of the star-studded skies. Just last year, Travel + Leisure dubbed the state as “the most under-the-radar stargazing destination in the U.S.” We are teaming up with the West Virginia Department of Tourism and promoting West Virginia's Dark Skies the rest of 2023!! This means huge savings for you when you stay in our Stargazing Glamping Dome! Click BOOK NOW on this page to get 25% off a three night stargazing adventure!
While the star-studded skies of Almost Heaven are stunning 365 days out of the year, certain times within the phases of the moon allow for better dark sky photography. The moon can create too much light and overpower the sparkling stars, so four days before or after a new moon is considered to be the best time to get a starry shot. Hoping to capture the moon in your photo? During a full moon, dusk is the best time to nail your shot.
Dark Skies await. Tranquility at its best, totally off grid so you won't be distracted by "normal life." Set on a wooden platform in the middle of a hayfield, perfect for stargazing out the clear top or outside on the platform.