Charcoal MarsDome domes sit beside an alpine lake, with warm light glowing through the windows.
Charcoal exterior

MarsDome for outdoor hospitality

Make the view
part of the stay.

The original nine-panel composite insulated dome for glamping sites, retreats and outdoor resorts.

Charcoal exterior.
A distinct presence for your place.

01 / Shape the guest view

Let the landscape in.

Optional Horizon follows the dome’s curve in double-glazed glass.

Plan your window layout
Two people stand on a rocky overlook, looking across a mountain lake beneath a clouded evening sky.
A view worth coming for.

01OutlookSet sightlines from the bed.

02PrivacyMind paths and neighbouring rooms.

03OrientationPlan for sun and shade.

02 / The product, inside out

The wall is
the structure.

Inner face. Outer face.
Insulation. Structural support.
One integrated panel.

Nine composite sandwich wall panels form the dome. Each combines inner and outer FRP faces, an insulation core, an aluminum-foil interlayer and structural support.

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MarsDome panels assembled into an open half-dome, with a single aluminum A-frame ladder inside.
One panel system. A room taking shape.
9
Panels in the original dome
4-inch (106 mm)
Composite sandwich wall panels
R-28
Wall-panel thermal resistance
Look inside the panel

Each panel has 1.5 mm FRP faces around a 103 mm PU core, with aluminum foil between layers. R-28 applies to the wall panel; glazing, doors and joints also shape the complete room.

Open specifications

03 / Quiet & comfort

Quiet.
A new measure of performance.

Wind, rain and nearby activity shape what guests hear. For operators, acoustic comfort deserves the same attention as the view.

A hand lowers a smartphone into a walnut lock box inside a MarsDome, with curved Horizon glass softly out of focus behind it.
A screen-free ritual, shaped by the operator.

Acoustic comfort

A quieter room starts with the wall.

A restful room begins with more than a beautiful view. Composite wall panels, glazing, seals and equipment layout all shape what guests hear.

An operator-led detail

Make room to switch off.

A phone box, a field guide or a guided nature walk can give guests a simple invitation to leave the screen behind.

Guests, property & weather

Insulation and structural support, in the wall.

The 4-inch (106 mm) composite panels combine both. For storm-exposed sites, review openings, anchoring and local wind-borne-debris requirements with your project team.

Review your site conditions
Warm evening light across layered red sandstone and a wide desert horizon.
The site is part of the brief

Every place
asks different questions.

Exposure, access and local requirements belong in the project conversation.

Interior / Project detail

A closer look inside.

Interior finishes and furnishings vary by project.

Fern fronds and understory plants along a shaded forest trail.
Forest floor · filtered light

Planting / Sense of place

A stay can begin on the trail.

Planting, shaded paths and seasonal color can shape how guests move through a site.

04 / Glass & room forms

The curve,
in glass.

Glass does not yellow in sunlight. Its hard surface resists everyday scratches.

Explore Horizon for your site
Aurora seen from inside a MarsDome through the curved, multi-panel Horizon windows.
Horizon / Optional curved double glazing

Two alternatives, two project needs

More room.
A wider view.

Oblong adds interior length. Tunnel opens more of the room to the landscape.

The longer profile of a MarsDome Oblong, with a side window and rounded end.
01 / Oblong · More interior length

Add length to the room.

An extended curved form adds more interior length than the standard dome, giving guest layouts more room to work with.

A tunnel-shaped MarsDome with an extended curved glass wall, opaque structural joints, a timber entrance wall and door.
02 / Tunnel · A broader glass view

Let the landscape run wider.

A long, curved glass wall draws a broader sweep of landscape into the room. Solid structural joints remain between glass sections.

Configuration direction; confirm dimensions and availability for each project.

A reindeer grazes on open tundra beside a mountain lake beneath snow-dusted peaks.
Tundra · reindeer country

Wildlife / A reason to visit

Sometimes, the view moves.

For some destinations, wildlife is part of the draw. Sightlines and room orientation can help operators frame that experience.

05 / A closer look

The details
guests live with.

Fine textile. Supple leather. Grain and finish. Small choices can give a room its character.

Finishes and furnishings vary by project. Confirm what is included in your quote.

Fine ivory textile with a close, even weave and soft folds.
Textile
A close view of supple cognac leather and its natural grain.
Leather
Dark timber with expressive natural grain.
Timber
A brushed dark metal surface catching a narrow edge of light.
Metal
MarsDome panels

Made with low-VOC composite materials.

Ask about materials

06 / Open information

Choose your
next step.

A few starting questions.

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Are Horizon windows included?

Horizon is optional. Your quote confirms the selected window, layout and included items.

Does R-28 describe the entire dome?

R-28 applies to wall panels only. Glazing, doors, joints and ventilation also shape the whole room.

Can we involve our own project team?

Yes. Your designers, engineers and contractors can review the product against your site.

AGA Preferred Partner — MarsDome
American Glamping AssociationA Preferred PartnerPart of the outdoor hospitality community
2026
Glamping Show AmericasMarsDome participated in 2026.

Your next room starts here

Let’s talk
about your place.

Share the location, room idea or decision ahead.

Start a project inquiry
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Sustainability, by design

One dome.
More than one deployment.

Nine composite sandwich wall panels form each MarsDome. The structure is designed for disassembly and reassembly as project needs evolve.

Global collaboration

Local expertise.
From the start.

Depending on the location, we work with our engineers, architects and technical specialists—or with yours—to shape the concept and configuration around the site and local requirements.

Feasibility & concept

Ground the concept in the site, access and operating plan.

Product & configuration

Tailor dome form, glazing and supply scope to the brief.

Interior & technical design

Develop room layouts and technical details with your team.

Assembly planning

Plan with the people responsible on site.