A Quiet Fireside Retreat in a Scenic Glamping Dome

Stargazer at Splitrock Farm & Retreat

Tucked into a quiet corner of Splitrock Valley, Stargazer offers sweeping views of Fallbrook’s countryside and a front-row seat to the night sky. This off-grid geodome invites you to reconnect with nature while enjoying simple comforts and a beautiful, open-air setting.

The 101-acre Splitrock Farm & Retreat features panoramic views stretching to the Pacific and Big Bear, plus miles of walking and biking trails, including the on-site Splitrock 5K. Just 3 miles away, the Santa Margarita River Trail Preserve — ranked the #1 trail in San Diego County — winds along one of the last free-flowing wild rivers in the region and is home to golden beavers, steelhead trout, and diverse plant life.

Inside the Stargazer dome, you’ll find:

Queen-Sized Bed – With fresh linens and cozy pillows for restful sleep
Seating Area with a View – Two chairs arranged to take in the valley below
Bar Table with Two Chairs – Great for a casual meal or morning journaling
French Press & Basic Dishware – A bring-your-own-coffee setup with dishes and utensils provided
Wood Stove – For warmth and ambiance on cooler evenings
Two Bedside Tables – For convenient storage
Solar-Powered Lighting – Soft lighting to brighten the space after dark

Please note: This geodome is off-grid and does not have standard electrical outlets. A solar-powered system provides ambient light; we recommend bringing portable chargers for any electronics. Guests may also charge their electronics in the communal area.

Outside:

Outdoor Kitchen and Dishwashing Station – A shared space to prepare meals and clean up
Private Firepit Area – With seating for two, perfect for stargazing under clear skies

Guests also have access to the Oak Grove Communal Area, which includes games, fire pits, and a shared outdoor kitchen. On weekends, the Camp Shop inside the Oak Grove’s shipping container is open with firewood, snacks, and other basics.

Splitrock is surrounded by outdoor adventures, from the Santa Margarita River Trail and Santa Rosa Plateau to the wine country of nearby Temecula — all just a short drive away.