Few & Far, the luxury glamping operator founded by Sarah and Jacob Dusek, has introduced a series of private, fully serviced camp experiences across the western United States.
The temporary camps are located near national parks and other landmarks, offering high-end accommodation with a focus on low environmental impact.
An extension of the Under Canvas portfolio, Few & Far specialises in bespoke journeys that combine remote access with premium amenities.
The concept centres on balancing guest comfort with sustainability through short-term, solar-powered installations designed to return sites to their natural state once each trip concludes.
Camps have been established in destinations including Yellowstone, the Tetons, and Mendocino. Each setup features luxury safari-style tents arranged around a central base camp with shared lounge space, dining facilities, firepits and a wood-burning sauna.
Operational management is overseen by Wild Productions. Michelle Holdener, speaking about the chosen locations, described them as areas where “cows outnumber people here two to one,” underscoring the brand’s emphasis on remoteness.
Guest itineraries incorporate curated, locally rooted experiences. According to Sunset, partnerships include on-site hat-making sessions with Yellowstone Hat Co. owners Russ Fry and Susan Byerly, alongside live-fire dining from regional chefs, wellness treatments and guided adventures such as paragliding over Montana’s Gallatin Range.
Beyond hospitality, the Duseks have been active investors through Enygma Ventures, supporting women-led enterprises in Africa. The founders have indicated that Few & Far seeks to bring a similar ethos of empowerment and responsible development to its travel offerings.
For outdoor hospitality professionals, the model highlights several emerging trends: temporary yet high-spec accommodation, strong integration of local culture and suppliers, and an operational structure designed to minimise long-term environmental impact.
