A place to stay
Create private guest accommodation with clear arrival paths, useful amenities, and room between units.
Make a place your own
Build your own glamping destination.
A good site plan connects the guest experience with the land, structures, and services behind it. Start with the way people will use the place, then decide what to build first.
Explore the Luna range
Luna dome installation
What the place can become
Think beyond individual units.
A place to gather
Add a larger space for dining, wellness, workshops, or events alongside the individual stays.
A place to grow
Begin with a small number of units and leave space, access, and services for later phases.
From idea to site plan
Four decisions to settle early.
Read the land
Map access, views, slope, drainage, vegetation, and the parts of the property that can support guests.
Define the stay
Set the target guest count, season of operation, privacy level, and shared experiences before choosing units.
Choose the structures
Compare dome and safari tent layouts against climate, site conditions, guest needs, and the visual character you want.
Plan the operation
Power, water, wastewater, housekeeping, maintenance, staffing, and local approvals shape the finished destination.
Before you begin
Make the first phase count.
Can I start with just one or two units?
Yes. Plan the first phase around a workable guest experience while allowing access and service capacity for any future units.
Can I combine domes and safari tents?
You can compare both current Luna ranges for different uses on the same property. Their site, base, and service requirements should be reviewed separately.
What should I prepare before contacting Luna?
Share the location, a site plan or photographs, expected number of units, season of use, and the main guest experience you have in mind.
Plan with Luna
Show us the property and the idea.
Share your site, timeline, intended use, and first-phase unit count. We can discuss the current dome and safari tent options with you.