Welcome to DomeVista, a modern geodome where cozy comfort meets wide-open skies. Stargaze through the skylight, sip coffee on the deck, or relax by the firepit overlooking the pond. With a king bed, cold AC, and a hot shower, this is glamping elevated. Just minutes from Bartlesville, Woolaroc, Bluestem Falls, and The Pioneer Woman Mercantile, DomeVista is the perfect blend of nature, comfort, and convenience. The space This modern geodome blends the best of camping and comfort. Stargaze through the skylight, sip coffee on the deck, or unwind by the firepit next to the pond. It’s peaceful, private, and just minutes from Bartlesville, Woolaroc, Bluestem Falls, and The Pioneer Woman Mercantile. What You’ll Love: • King bed with luxury linens + spa-like shower steamers • Cold AC, hot shower & a plug-in fan for background noise • Mini-fridge, coffee pods, electric kettle, wine opener, and dining essentials including microwave. • Board games + tabletop Jenga • Firepit with lighter, fluid & firewood stocked and ready • Bug spray, plush towels, paper goods, and other extras Good to Know: • The dome is about ¼ mile down a gravel road • Cell service is strong (AT&T especially) if you need to stay connected • This is a true glamping experience. You’re in nature so expect BUGS, birds, and outdoor elements • The dome does NOT have curtains. Natural light fills the space, so expect early morning sunlight and a warmer feel as the sun sets DomeVista is about slowing down and less hustle. It’s not flawless, but it’s perfectly peaceful. Other things to note Top Things to Do Near DomeVista In Bartlesville, OK Woolaroc Museum & Wildlife Preserve Step into the Old West while spotting bison, elk, and longhorns. Part museum, part nature preserve, Woolaroc is a must-see. Price Tower Arts Center Frank Lloyd Wright’s only realized skyscraper, this stunning landmark houses art exhibits, a boutique hotel, and a restaurant with sweeping views. Bartlesville Community Center Catch Broadway shows, concerts, and community events inside this architecturally striking cultural hub. Phillips Petroleum Company Museum Interactive exhibits bring Bartlesville’s oil-boom history and Phillips 66 legacy to life. Bartlesville Area History Museum From Native American heritage to the oil era, explore the stories that shaped the city. Osage Hills State Park Just minutes away, hike scenic trails, fish in quiet lakes, or picnic among the rolling hills. Lee Lake & Pathfinder Parkway Great for walking, jogging, or biking. Peaceful paths and lakeside views make this a local favorite. Sooner Park & Sooner Park Tower Climb the iconic tower for panoramic city views or enjoy disc golf, playgrounds, and wide-open green space. Dewey Hotel Museum (nearby Dewey) Step back to 1899 in this preserved hotel turned museum, a glimpse into early oil-boom life. Bricktown Brewery Casual dining and local brews in a lively atmosphere. Downtown Bartlesville Boutiques, cafés, and great eats, perfect for an afternoon stroll and a taste of local life. 🌾 In Pawhuska, OK The Pioneer Woman Mercantile Ree Drummond’s famous bakery, restaurant, and shop. Come hungry and leave with a bag of goodies. The Lodge on Drummond Ranch Tour the filming location of The Pioneer Woman show. Check the schedule for open dates. Osage Nation Museum The oldest tribally owned museum in the U.S., showcasing Osage culture, art, and heritage. Tallgrass Prairie Preserve Drive through sweeping landscapes and spot roaming bison in the largest protected tallgrass prairie in the world. Immaculate Conception Catholic Church Admire breathtaking stained-glass windows and historic architecture. Ben Johnson Cowboy Museum A tribute to Pawhuska’s Oscar-winning actor and rodeo legend, plus Western and ranching history. Pawhuska Swinging Bridge Cross this historic bridge over Bird Creek, a fun, slightly daring experience (and a great photo op). Constantine Theater One of Oklahoma’s oldest theaters, still hosting concerts and plays today. Osage County Historical Society Museum Learn the layered history of Osage County, from Native life to the oil era. Bluestem Falls A hidden gem just outside of town, a picturesque spot for a quick hike and waterfall views. Wahzhazhe Cultural Center Dive deeper into Osage traditions with exhibits, events, and cultural programs. Downtown Pawhuska Browse charming boutiques, sip coffee in cozy cafés, and enjoy the small-town vibe.