There’s something timeless about looking up at the Moon, but seeing it through a telescope? That’s pure magic. On our Moon Nights, the constellations aren’t as defined, and some hide from view completely, so we dedicate much of our experience to the Moon itself. While it may feel like you know it well, seeing the Moon with us is an experience not to be missed! Exploring its vast plains, cratered edges, and the shimmering ridges of ancient lunar mountains lets you know the Moon in a way you never have before. With the help of visual guides, we’ll point out the Apollo landing sites and the Moon’s most iconic features, turning that familiar glowing face into a whole new world.

You’ll still enjoy a guided tour of the night sky, with select constellations and deep sky objects making an appearance. But on these nights, it’s the Moon that takes center stage, offering a kind of quiet awe, the kind that sneaks up on you, and stays.

When the Moon takes a night off, the stars come out to play. Our Dark Sky Nights are when the constellations truly shine, bold, brilliant, and full of stories waiting to be told. With minimal moonlight, we can dive deeper into space, exploring nebulae, star clusters, and far-off galaxies in two rounds of deep sky telescope viewing. In the summer months, we’re treated to the glowing river of the Milky Way arching overhead, a reminder that we’re not just under the stars, we’re in them. It’s a night for dreamers, deep thinkers, and anyone who’s ever wished on a star.

We wish we could promise clear skies every night, but the weather has a mind of its own. If rain, clouds, or other conditions are obvious, we’ll cancel the tour the day before. If things are looking uncertain, we’ll keep watch and make the final call by mid-afternoon.

If we do have to cancel, you’ll have the option to reschedule for another night (subject to availability), or receive a full refund—no hassle, no worries. We know you’ve planned for a special night under the stars, and we’ll do everything we can to make sure you still get one