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Camp Land Beyond Zion
1. Camp Land Beyond Zion
99%
(450)
Cane Beds, AZ · 27 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Welcome to Camp Land Beyond Zion, a boutique glampground like no other. Nestled in Cane Beds, Arizona near Zion National Park. We are located just 45 minutes from Zion (secret dirt backroad!), 20 minutes from Coral Pink Sand Dunes, and within easy driving distance to Bryce Canyon and the Grand Canyon’s North Rim. Whether you're here for adventure or relaxation, our camp provides a safe & inclusive space for everyone. You are welcome here!
Voted #2 Best Campground in Arizona by Hipcamp!
At Camp Land Beyond Zion, we’re proud to offer a camping experience that combines rustic charm with modern comforts. Choose from unique accommodations designed to suit every type of traveler:
The Tiny Home “Nest”: Cozy and fully equipped for a romantic getaway or solo retreat.
The Writer’s Nook: An inspiring haven for creativity with comfortable amenities.
Luxurious Glamp Tent: Stylish and spacious with all the comforts of home.
Campsites: From Mountain View Deck Sites with power to secluded Desert Campsites, we have spots for tents, small trailers, vans, or rooftop tents.
Camp Amenities
We’ve thoughtfully designed our camp to ensure a convenient and enjoyable stay:
Outdoor Kitchens: Two fully equipped kitchens with propane BBQ, stove, cookware, dishes, and utensils.
Flushing toilets, hot showers and two stocked kitchens.
Hot Tub: Soak under the stars for $5 per person per use, or $12 per person for unlimited hot tub (and a towel) and BBQ access during your stay.
Dog-Friendly: Bring your furry friend along for just $10 per stay.
We are an inclusive and welcoming community for all!
At Camp Land Beyond Zion, everyone belongs. We are proud to be a LGBTQ+, BIPOC, and women-friendly space, fostering a welcoming environment for solo adventurers, families, and groups alike. Kids love exploring our safe, playful spaces, and adults appreciate the communal BBQ areas, fire pit and peaceful desert vibe.
Discover the best of the Southwest with these must-see destinations:
We have trails all around our property or you can head to the parks!
Zion National Park: Just 45 minutes away (we’ll share our secret shortcut to Springdale)
Coral Pink Sand Dunes: Only 20 minutes away
Bryce: 2 hours
Grand Canyon: 2 hours
Snow Canyon: 1 hour
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Rural Ranch & Petting Farm
2. Rural Ranch & Petting Farm
95%
(207)
Cornville, AZ · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
Harmony Acres is a small, relaxed family farm in the high desert near the red rocks of Sedona, AZ. We love to host nature and animal loving people that want a taste of country life. Our guests often become our good friends. We have the friendliest farm animals that you can meet and greet, and you can help around the farm if you want to participate or learn.
Our sunsets and night star-gazing are just spectacular and we're enough off the beaten path that there's no crowds or traffic to deal with, but you are close to dining and area attractions.
This is a quiet, rural neighborhood and a peaceful farm that borders the National Forest for easy hiking and few neighbors. The farm animals do cluck, crow, whinny, neigh, baa, bleat, squeal, and oink at various times, including early morning.
There is one mile of a somewhat bumpy gravel road with hills to reach our neighborhood, so please make sure you are ready for that and have adequate towing power. The nearest services and dining are 5 minutes away. We are about 25-30 minutes to Sedona, the Village of Oak Creek,
and the popular red rock hiking sites. There are many wineries and dining right down the road to enjoy.
1 hour to Flagstaff, 2 hours to Phoenix.
Come enjoy a taste of rural Arizona!
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Red Rock Camp Horses Welcome
3. Red Rock Camp Horses Welcome
98%
(26)
Sedona, AZ · 4 sites · RVs, Lodging
We welcome you to our beautiful star gazing horse property! 2 full hook-up sites one no hookups . 30 Ft trailers or less. For an extra fee, use our retro camper, Sleeps two. Bring the horses! Plenty of room for horse trailers. We also have a 21 thousand square foot corral. Inquire for horse fees.. Miles of trails behind house. 8 miles to Sedona center. Any questions welcome!
Right down the road from Red Rocks State Park. Slide Rock State Park and Cathedral Rock Trailheads all with in area.
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Stargazing in US's #2 Dark Sky Zone
4. Stargazing in US's #2 Dark Sky Zone
78%
(71)
AZ · 1 site
The stars are unforgettable here. Dark sky stargazing in #2 darkest sky in USA. This remote and peaceful campsite gives you a backcountry wilderness experience you can reach in a regular car. Amateur astronomers love the stargazing and viewing the Milky Way with your bare eyes -- photo of Milky Way Galaxy here was taken at the site.
Boatel class 2 -- in the International Dark Sky Zone. Book during a NEW MOON if you want to see stars like those in the photos here.
Guests also enjoy the abundant wildlife, birdwatching, hiking and taking drives to a hot springs and swimming holes with waterfalls in the region.
The area is also great for 4x4 exploration in your short wheelbase 4x4 or ATV.
No visible city lights, no lighting on site, no passing car headlights, and no signs of civilization. No traffic noise whatsoever.
Winter daytime weather in the 70s, sunny most of the time, 3000-5000 ft elevation and above the heat.
REMOTE FEELING BUT FREEWAY CLOSE
Our base camp site is a 35 minute scenic drive off of Highway 93, between Las Vegas and Phoenix, (2 1/2 hours either way)
We are about 3 hours from the Grand Canyon and 45 miles from Prescott.
We have a few campsites with fire rings you can safely drive to in a regular 2 wheel drive car, minivan, camper van or smaller (not monstrous)
Pull behind trailers are ok if you have a truck. You can pull through the site.
The rest of the ranch is 4x4, hike in camping only.
Roads beyond the Base Camp and in surrounding wilderness are rugged and a great adventure for those with a Subaru, Jeep or ATV -- miles and miles of dirt roads in this adjacent 27,000 acre wilderness.
BETWEEN PHOENIX AND VEGAS
Aquarius Stargazing Ranch is in the Aquarius Mountains, 3 hours and 200 miles West of the Grand Canyon near the ghost town of Nothing, Arizona.
We are 6 hours from Los Angeles or San Diego.
We are halfway between Phoenix and Las Vegas, (2 1/2 hours between either city).
WEATHER
It is usually 10 - 20 degrees cooler than Wikieup or Phoenix. It rains more up here and there are trees and thick brush. Never snows, sunny year round. Summer brings spectacular Monsoon thunderstorms.
ECOSYSTEM
You will notice the landscape starkly changes as you drive from the Highway up into these steep and remote mountains.
The ecosystem is a blend of Saguro Cactus, prickly pear, and cholla cactus, desert sagebrush, Southwestern hardwoods like mesquite and manzanita and deciduous leafy trees like Aspen, Gingko, Cottonwood, and Sycamore. Wildflowers are prolific in Spring and after rains.
WILDLIFE
Wildlife is abundant including endangered species like Bighorn Sheep, Wild Burro, Wild Horses, Pronghorn Antelope, Bald Eagle, Falcon, Great Horned Owl -- 150 species of birds. Bees, dragonflies and butterflies thrive here as no pesticide or herbicide has ever touched this land.
This is a primal experience. No human habitation.
SWIMMING HOLES NEARBY
Surrounded on all sides by 27,000 acres of the very remote Upper Burro Creek wilderness through which a creek flows uninterrupted for 13 miles, year round, enabling wildlife to flourish and creating amazing swimming holes and waterfalls.
There are also hot springs in this area.
HIKING
Hiking is easy and gentle on miles of roads and sandy washes, lovely trails made by wild deer, antelope, bighorn sheep, wild burros, and the occasional stray cow.
ATV ADVENTURE
There is also very challenging and rugged, steep, uphill off trail hiking for the adventurous explorer and miles of 4x4 trails to explore in the surrounding Burro Creek wilderness.
PRISTINE, SACRED LAND
We consider ourselves guardians of this sacred land.
Our intention is to preserve this absolutely pristine, untouched and virtually uninhabited land as a wildlife corridor for future generations, and develop it only according to ecological Permaculture principles.
We also intend to protect the wild horses and wild animals that roam freely here.
As you walk the road that heads into the higher mountain region of the land where volcanic peaks reach above 5,000 feet, you will notice that it is an natural bowl that protects a seasonal stream and canyon.
HISTORY
Native tribes lived here because it was a defensible and safe haven, it is truly a natural fortress of red rock and granite. Before that, dinosaurs roamed this region of Arizona and fossilized remains are evident, as well as petroglyphs.
Nearby Wikieup was once the settlement of the Hualapai Indians, also known as Walapais.
The Native Americans used to cultivate corn and other food crops aided by the rich, river-nourished soil of the valley. They had fierce rivals in the tribe of the Tonto Apaches. Mostly, the two tribes did not seek disputes with each other but all that changed with the coming of the settlers, and later, the Gold Rush and miners.
The settlement of the settlers pushed both tribes farther from their source of livelihood. This resulted in disputes between the white men, the Yavapai Apaches, and the Hualapais.
The natural fortress like formation of the canyon on the ranch was an important refuge because it was easily defensible.
We have found artifacts making it obvious that this was inhabited by aboriginal tribal humans before the Native Americans. Perhaps the land has
not changed significantly since then. Dinosaurs roamed Northern Arizona before that, and this sandy region was once a sea. It does look like an ocean without water.
Explore magical Aquarius and let us know what you discover.
Learn more about this land:
You aren't just here for camping.
You are here for transformation.
"Hipcamp Finalist - Best in Arizona - 2019"
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Guests have described Aquarius Stargazing Ranch as:
A deeply powerful experience.
A spiritual experience.
A life-altering experience.
Silent, mystical and powerful land.
Silence. Serenity. Dark, starry skies. Log off your devices, get way off the grid, and go deep into a remote wilderness that is easily accessible in your 2WD RV, van or car.
Surrender to the silence. So quiet you will hear your heartbeat.
Log off, do a digital detox, leave your electronics behind and tune into a higher frequency.
Clear your head of the clutter of city life, and empty it out here.
Primal -- yet not really that far away from the Interstate 93/11 (35 minutes), Los Angeles (6 1/2 hours), Las Vegas (2 1/2 hours), Metro Phoenix (2 hours), Prescott (1 hour,) the Grand Canyon or Sedona (3 hours.)
Our reviews are mixed because Aquarius Ranch is not for everyone.
If you want electricity, pavement, trash cans, street lights, bug zappers, Netflix, hot showers, dumping stations and a liquor store -- please don't come here, you'll hate it!
If you want to... take a bath alone with your sweetie in a primal geothermal hot spring, swim in a natural spring fed swimming hole, walk barefoot on white sand illuminated by moonlight, follow animal footprints instead of written signs, navigate by stars, hike to a spring or a well for fresh water, watch the flames dance and listen to the Cicadas....if you want a 5 BILLION STAR experience....
Aquarius is for you. Read on.
This is a 2,000 acre, State Park-level beauty, Dark Sky wildlife sanctuary-- uninhabited for over 50 years and never developed. There is nothing here and that's what you came for. (The nearest town is, indeed, Nothing, Arizona.)
The only signs of humans are arrowheads, caves, petroglyphs. The only evidence of the 21st Century are satellites. (Airplanes are rare.)
You will see dinosaur fossils embedded in sandstone. It is literally a Jurassic Park.
The land has a very high frequency as it is covered with pink quartz crystals.
I want to make sure you "get" why you are coming here, and are prepared. Aquarius is a journey -- not a destination.
Yes, it's hard to find and you can't just use your GPS. Sorry.
Put your iPhone away unless you're taking photos or using Satellite to navigate with maps you downloaded in advance.
There are no signs and the only trail markers are rock cairns.
You're going to have to rediscover how to use a map and follow directions. As you hike, you will remember how to observe the stars and the sky and the shadows of sun.
This is part of your DNA, it is part of your soul as a human.
You'll remember Aquarius. Your soul has been here before.
Have you ever seen the Milky Way Galaxy? We are in the Earth's second darkest "dark sky" region. The photo of the sky here was taken by a guest!
You can see the Milky Way here with your naked eyes.
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A VIRTUAL GUIDED EXPERIENCE
I am a trained Red Cross Advanced Wilderness First Responder and trained wilderness guide with Outdoors Unlimited, Desert Survivors and Sierra Club. My partner is a badass level 5-11 rock climber and full time Van Lifer.
We are here as your "virtual tour guides" to guide you and give you advice, directions and guidance during your journey. We're in our 60s and we remember life before the GPS, iPhone and Internet. That said, we are old and still managed to climb and walk around here -- so I'm sure you can manage too.
A minivan or car camping with a tent will be fine here, but this is not a State Park, or a "glampground." The Guide we give you when you reserve your space will give you details on how to pack, prepare, survive heat and cold, and directions to hot springs, swimming holes and hikes.
READ THE GUIDE AND ASK QUESTIONS BEFORE YOU DRIVE HERE.
Aquarius is not really that hard to reach, but it's not convenient, either. "The journey is the destination," and the drive is more amazing than the campsite itself.
This is not "glamping" or a developed campground with wifi and services -- it is a destination for those of us who crave the rare and hard to find experience of total silence, serenity, dark sky and potent powerful land.
It's not for tourist who wants electricity, a faucet, hot shower, and a chlorinated pool -- it's for human BEings who want to firelight, starlight, moonlight, drinking from a well or spring, bathing in a hot spring and a natural spring fed swimming hole.
Remember life, not that long ago, when humans could communicate with each other, plants and animals, without words or devices.
Come here for a personal vision quest, a personal transformational journey, for deep inner healing and reflection.
When you remove the stress of traffic noise, light pollution, EMF, devices, the Internet, signs, radio waves, chemicals, pesticides, herbicides and all the interference of the modern world, you will remember, deep in your intercellular DNA -- what it means to be human.
You will discover how many stars, galaxies and solar systems are out there. This alone could move you to tears.
You will discover who you really are. Not alone in the Universe, and much more powerful than you have been told.
THE SOUND OF SILENCE
Have you ever been somewhere so quiet you can hear your heartbeat? It will happen here. This is not just one of the darkest places on Earth, it is one of the most silent. There is no electrical, noise or light interference -- an experience so rare in the modern world.
Silence is unbelievably restorative. Meditation and states of awareness, inspiration, soul purpose and a connection with Source happen spontaneously in this silence.
SOLITUDE
You are unlikely to see another vehicle once you turn off the main Interstate. Even if we are "busy" (4 or 5 campsites filled, but usually just one) you will find solitude easily if you just wander off a bit up the jeep trail or down one of the ravines.
SELF RELIANT CAMPSITES
These are bare land, flat, drive in campsites and they are accessible with regular 2 wheel drive cars, camper vans or RVs -- or smaller pull behind trailers. These pristine, bare wilderness campsites have large stone fire rings, and there is a shared, community wood pile.
The nearest gas/food is 7 miles away (at 80 mph) plus 14 miles at 20-40 mph. There is a well you can hike to, and there is drinkable water 1 mile down the road.
MOONLIGHT HIKING
For a bright full moonlight hike to the hot spring or hiking the creek beds and canyons around the ranch in the cool of the night. You will not need a flashlight--the sand and canyon walls will reflect the moonlight and you can even see your moonshadow. It's fascinating to hike the desert in moonlight and see bats and other night creatures.
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Accessible in a regular car
These sites are 15 miles from the main Interstate freeway -- far enough to feel remote and totally silent with no light pollution and no traffic noise whatsoever. This silence is worth the (spectacular) drive into the mountains. Keep in mind it will take about 35 minutes to drive here off the freeway -- the journey is the destination. The drive is spectacular, Instagram worthy through the little traveled Aquarius Mountain range, and you will see wild animals so unaccustomed to human visitors that they stand in the road.
DAY TRIP TO HOT SPRING
There is a secret Hot Spring (no sulfur smell, 100 degrees clear water) and we will give you directions to drive to it in a regular 2WD car and hike in -- 1 mile, flat, easy walk on sand though a beautiful canyon.
NEARBY SWIMMING HOLES
From our Base Camp, you can take day trips by a regular 2WD car to nearby swimming holes.
CAVES, PETROGLYPHS, CLIMBING
If you have a mountain bike, are a hiker, backpacker or have an ATV/4X4, (with short wheelbase and high clearance is best -- though Subaru Outbacks have done fine here) you can explore the surrounding vast and uncharted wilderness on miles of jeep trails.
The surrounding wilderness area has a deep creek that flows year round, waterfalls, deep blue pools and swimming holes. There is much to explore here and very few people visit this area, so it is perfect for social distancing.
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HIKE, BIKE OR AWD AND EXPLORE
From here, if you want, you can continue into the ranch on a short wheelbase, high clearance 4x4 vehicle, (Subaru Outbacks have managed it), mountain bike, or a horse. You can hike by foot with day pack or backpack for overnight camping on the three square miles of land of the ranch.
Please book "Isolation Point" if you plan to backpack overnight so we know you are out there.
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SUPERBLOOM WILDFLOWERS
In the Spring, after rains, you will see fields of red, orange, gold, and purple wildflowers, including sweet scented white flowering agave, yellow flowered prickly pear, orange flowered cholla, red flowering Ocotillo, red Indian Paintbrush, fields of orange poppies, violet datura, and blooming purple sage.
Along the ride you will see blooming Joshua Trees, Barrel Cactus and endangered Saguaro and BLOOMING AGAVE FORESTS. Wow. They smell amazing.
A BASE TO EXPLORE THE AREA
We love using the ranch as a base to explore the Joshua Tree Highway, swimming in the creek, hot springs, Alamo Lake, going to the small towns in this lost and lonely part of America, abandoned mines and ghost towns, and wandering the dirt roads around here.
If you love the desert, like we do, you will find this a uncharted, wild, untouched, authentic and untouristy gem in the Southwest.
BE SELF RELIANT
You must be self sufficient with water, food and a full tank of gas -- this is nothing in Nothing, Arizona. It is a very isolated area, even though it's only 3 miles "as the crow flies" from a busy Interstate and 7.5 miles from gas and food.
It's perfect for vans or small RVs and great for camping with a pop up shade structure or 10 x 10 with bug netting and a good cushy pad.
We reveal the specific maps you need, GPS coordinates, precise directions once you register.
ABOVE THE HEAT, BUT MILD YEAR ROUND
The ranch is up high above the heat at 3,900 - 5000 foot elevation, similar climate to Prescott at the higher parts of the ranch, weather like Wikieup in the lower elevations.
Winter is clear and sunny with averages in 50s-60s daytime and lows of 30s-20s at night.
Daytime is mild and sunny 60-70 in January, but nights can dip down to 20s and if it's windy, it's brisk.
Spring is like a summer, in the 70s and 80s, with cool nights in the 50s.
Summer is blazing in the 100s down at the Highway -- but up here in the Aquarius Mountains, it is usually in the 90s, with nights in the 70s, more like Prescott. We get the most rain in the Summer, not the Winter. (Dramatic monsoon thunderstorms!)
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:
CAN I BRING A DOG?
Yes, and your pet can go unleashed and run -- but bring tweezers in the event that they step on a burr or cactus thorn. (Best to stay on trail.) Leash your pet at night, or bring her into your vehicle in Winter for her warmth and safety.
DO I NEED SHADE?
We recommend bringing shade for your campsite in Summer. We are "Burning Man" desert camping veterans and used to being self reliant in the heat of the desert sun. Some folks like a sheet, tapestry or tarp fastened to their car, SUV, Van or RV. In Summer, bring a pop up shade structure with bug netting.
CAN I HAVE A CAMPFIRE?
Yes, as long as there are no restrictions.
ARE THERE ANY TREES?
For hanging out during the day, there is a nice cottonwood, aspen and gingko forest a short walk from the Base Camp--it is leafy in Spring/Summer and bare in the Winter/Fall. You can hike around and find shade, as the Primal humans did -- rocks, caves, and mesquite trees.
BIRDWATCHING/WILDLIFE
Because of the silence, distance from major roads, lack of fences and natural "bowl" of mountains surrounding from which to observe the distance, the ranch is a sanctuary for Endangered Species, many found only here. If you sit still and very silent, the animals and birds will appear. They are shy and will not bother or beg from you.
Often they will just stare at you, fascinated but unconcerned, as human visitors are so rare for them.
This is primal desert ecosystem, virtually uninhabited for decades. Wildlife abounds including 100 varieties of birds -- quail, blue jays, hawks, roadrunners, raven, owl, blue jays and wild turkey, even black hawks and bald eagles.
If you are silent, you will see desert cottontails, raccoon, skunks (spotted, striped, and hognose), mule deer, pronghorn antelope, elk, bighorn sheep, wild Mustang horses. You will see wild burros along the roads. (Bring binoculars!)
It is rare to find an ecosystem untouched by pesticide or herbicide in which so many species thrive.
There are lizards, snakes, bees, dragonflies and butterflies. You will hear a symphony of cicadas, crickets and birds.
There are predators here but they don't bother humans. They are wild.
PETROGLYPHS AND CAVES
Discover petroglyphs, prehistoric sites, ancient lava fields, volcanic formations and caves, and feel like you are truly the last human (or the first) alive on Earth.
BIKING, HORSEBACK RIDING, AWD, OHV, QUADS
Fat tire Mountain Biker's paradise with miles of winding dirt jeep roads to explore.
We can help you rent an off road vehicle tour from a local outfitter.
GHOST TOWNS
The ghost town of Nothing, to the south has... almost nothing. Signal is another ghost town nearby.
HISTORIC SMALL TOWNS
Wikieup, about 10 miles North, has gas, RV dumping, great classic American road trip food (even great Chicago pizza and steak sandwiches at Dazzo's), homemade pie at Luchia's, and a Trading Post with Native American jewelry and art.
All the food around here is surprisingly good with eclectic decor and fun roadside attractions for the kids, like peacocks!
Wickenburg, 50 miles south, has a great restaurant we love called Cowboy Cookin', and a big grocery store with block ice, water machine outside with filtered water.
Kingman, 60 miles north, is going hipster fast -- this town caters to tourists and truckers with all the services you need, like health food store, camping supplies and laundromat.
Bagdad is the nearest town as the crow flies if you are checking the weather.
Check out the Train Museum, historic downtown, Route 66, funky antique and secondhand clothing stores, flea markets, great tacos, two brew pubs, Black Ridge Brewery for live music. Desert Diamond Distillery for a tour of how Agave cactus is turned into Tequila.
Explore the magic of Aquarius Ranch and let us know what you discover
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Shiloh Ranch Guesthouse...& Casita
5. Shiloh Ranch Guesthouse...& Casita
96%
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Concho, AZ · 2 sites
This is part of the remote sacred land of NE AZ. It is surrounded by several different Indian Reservations, has been relatively untouched for many centuries. This is where Giants walked about and before that .the dinosaurs It's located close to the stunning Painted Desert, is only 20 miles south of the amazing Petrified Forest, on the way to the Grand Canyon. This area is the gateway to many world class sites.yet is completely secluded and secure. It's easy to locate on a highway with no traffic.This Ancient land is loaded with petrified wood, occasional arrowheads, incredible pollution-free blue skies, no traffic, QUIET, the Milky Way & countless galaxies and a rare opportunity to step out of time in comfort & security. Use it as a base to explore all the surrounding sites, an intimate getaway, or stay secluded and write that book you've always longed to !Learn more about this land:The cozy Guest House is relatively self contained.....but you can explore or wander the rest of the 40 acres. Lots of DVDs if you want to relax inside. You'll find a Bar-b-Que to use on your porch., and a fire pit for campfire songs, and toasting marshmallows! There's a deep well, with delicious, pure, refreshing, cold on-site water. Enjoy the telescope for night viewing.The sunrises, sunsets, and brilliant pollution-free blue skies invite you to see at least 30 miles with clarity.
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Epic Private 300 Acre Saguaro Park
6. Epic Private 300 Acre Saguaro Park
99%
(172)
Three Points, AZ · 6 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
🌵 Escape to a 300 acre Private Nature Preserve: Exclusive Private Camping in Tucson, Arizona 🌄
Embark on an unforgettable journey into the heart of the Sonoran Desert with our exclusive Private Nature Camping Sites at Infinity Ranch. Rediscovered after 34 years this gated wonderland stood untouched for 3 decades now open for you to enjoy. Immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of the Sierrta Mountain Chain, where rugged landscapes meet starlit skies, and the serenity of nature becomes your personal sanctuary.
🏕️ Secluded Oasis Hidden Yet Close To City Life
Discover the magic of our carefully curated private camping sites, nestled behind 7000 acres of Arizona State Trust Land in the outskirts of Tucson . Yet, just 30 to 50 minutes from major tourist venues like: Old Tucson Studios, Pima Air and Space Museum, Arizona Sonoran Desert Museum, Casino Del Sol, Kitt Peak National Observatory, and many others. This hidden gem offers an intimate escape for those seeking solace in nature's embrace without trekking to far from access to modern amenities. Settle into your campsite surrounded by the enchanting saguaros and mesquite trees that paint the landscape.
🌅 Sunrise Serenity, Sunset Spectacle
Awaken to the gentle hues of the sunrise as the desert comes alive with a symphony of colors. Your private camping experience allows you to savor the tranquility of the morning, sipping a steaming cup of coffee or tea while the desert flora welcomes a new day. As the sun begins its descent, witness the breathtaking transformation of the horizon and create in harmony your own personal exclusive sunset ceremony, painting the sky in hues of pink, orange, and gold.
Get your camera ready for that Insta Pic. Oh and no worries High Speed Data Cellular Service is available from your preferred carrier.... YEP IN THE MIDDLE OF A SECLUDED PRIVATE NATURE PRESERVE YOUR PHONE WORKS!
🔥 Campfire Tales and Stargazing Delight
As the evening unfolds, gather around a your crackling campfire to share stories under the vast desert sky, lose yourself in a mesmerizing stargazing experience. With minimal light pollution, Infinity Ranch's night sky becomes a canvas of celestial wonders, inviting you to marvel at the cosmos like never before. Rated between a Class 2 Truly Dark Sky and a Class 3 Rual Dark Sky on the Bortle Scale
🚀 Tailored Adventures and Guided Exploration
Customize your camping adventure with a range of outdoor activities, from hiking through saguaro-studded trails, challenging mountain biking, small off-road ATVs allowed, birdwatching, desert survival skills, history and mining tours, nature photography and STAR GAZING. Our experienced guides are on hand to ensure you make the most of your desert expedition, providing insights into the unique flora, fauna, geological and massive mineral diversity (Fluorite, 3 Types Of Quartz and more) that call Infinity Ranch home.
🌟 Unplug and Reconnect
Escape the demands of modern life and embrace the simplicity of nature. Our private camping sites at Infinity Ranch provide you a unique private opportunity to unplug, unwind, and reconnect with yourself and your loved ones. Immerse yourself in the rhythm of the desert, where each moment is a precious gift waiting to be discovered.
🌿 Book Your Private Nature Camping
Experience Today
Launch on your adventure with our exclusive private camping sites in Tucson, Arizona at Infinity Ranch. Limited 4 slots available for Tent, Primative or Self Contained Camper/RV (Up To 24 Ft) Power can be provided for an extra fee of $ 25.00 per day. Potable Water Can Be Provided for a $10 fee. Reserve your spot now and create memories that will last a lifetime. Nature is calling – will you answer?
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Ethel's Hideout
7. Ethel's Hideout
96%
(223)
Fredonia, AZ · 10 sites · Tents, RVs
Our story begins with a little old lady, our grandma, who believed with all her heart that we were worth it. She passed a few years ago, and what better way to honor her belief in us than to create Ethel's Hideout. We came from a small ranching family, which has brought us closer than we ever imagined. Hard work and dedication were imprinted on us from a young age. On this land we have built an RV pull-through, camp sites, and horse stalls. One day we hope to have some small cabins to share with you all.
Ethel's is your home away from home. We border agriculture and sate and public lands which provides an authentic western experience. Though tucked away to give the illusion of seclusion, we are located only 7 miles from downtown Kanab Utah. Kanab features many fun and exciting events throughout the year. Located right in the heart of several national parks, Zions, Grand Canyon, Bryce Canyon, Lake Powell and many more fun things to tour. Hook ups include power and water. Our most unique feature is horse stalls on site. Bring your horses with you and reserve stalls for them as well. Our convenient location offers direct access to ride on public lands. Traveling with horses? We have just the spot with (8) 12′ x 14′ covered stall. Contact us to book stalls for your horses to stay over night with you.
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Wild West RV Ranch
8. Wild West RV Ranch
97%
(18)
Maricopa, AZ · 16 sites · Tents, RVs
Tucked into 20 acres of tranquil Sonoran desert just outside Maricopa, the Wild West RV Ranch invites you to unwind under wide-open skies and a backdrop of rust-coloured desert terrain. Whether you’re rolling in with a big rig or pitching a tent, you’ll find a space that feels both open and welcoming.
Choose from full-hook-up RV sites—complete with water, sewer, 30/50 amp electric, WiFi and a pull-through large enough for rigs under 50 ft—or go more primitive with a tent-friendly spot near the shower house and restrooms. Campfires are allowed at every site, lighting up nights under starry desert skies.
When you’re ready to stretch your legs, meet the “locals”: the working ranch on-site is home to emus, chickens, turkeys, peacocks and even a giant Sulcata tortoise—adding a fun wild-west-meets-farm-feel to the stay. And just beyond the campsite, you’ll find laundry, a small store stocked with ranch-fresh eggs, local honey, snacks, beer and wine.
Warm mornings, cool evenings, and the peaceful hum of desert life make this a spot where you can slow down, breathe deep and connect with the outdoors—without sacrificing comfort.
Highlights
• Spacious pull-through RV sites: full hookups + WiFi.
• Tent sites in a more rustic setting with water & basic facilities.
• On-site ranch animals and plenty of open desert space to roam.
• Store, laundry and shower house make for easy, comfortable stays.
• Campfires allowed—perfect for a laid-back desert evening.
Ideal For
• RV travellers driving through Arizona who want full amenity support.
• Tent campers looking for something more comfortable than “rough it” desert camping.
• Families or groups who appreciate a bit of character (hello, emus!) in their campground.
• Anyone wanting a peaceful desert base with a little ranch flavor, but still within reach of local conveniences.
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Campfire Adventure Ranch
9. Campfire Adventure Ranch
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Sun Valley, AZ · 4 sites · Tents, Lodging
Adjacent to the Petrified Forest National Park and overlooking the Painted Desert’s Lithodendron Wash, the Hopi Camper Cabin at the Campfire Adventure Ranch is located on an old ostrich ranch and a perfect base camp for your outdoor adventure. The 40 acre ranch is located on a dirt road off I-40 and just an exit away from the north entrance to Petrified Forest National Park. It is one of the closest lodging options to the park.
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Show Low AZ GreatSky CampRanch
10. Show Low AZ GreatSky CampRanch
87%
(168)
Show Low, AZ · 22 sites · Tents, RVs
Enjoy the Junipers and see the stars fall over the Cedars!
At 6000ft elevation the air is much cleaner and the weather is much cooler, especially in the summer time! We have plenty of space. A well house to fill up your water. There are also outdoor bathrooms, no shower yet, but working on that! We're just a short seven minute drive to the dump station at a local gas station down the road on the Deuce of Clubs and Penrod. We are 14 minutes from a large hospital, 10 minutes from major grocery stores, shopping and restaurants, and many other fun activities. Our location is in a perfect spot to enjoy the blue sky and great weather. Sunrise Ski area is a quick drive too! Pinetop Lakeside are within 10 minutes, Taylor and Snowflake are within 15 to 25 minutes. We hope you visit and continue to keep our environment clean and a chill spot to visit. We are home to a family-friendly honky-tonk, and microbrewery, now open Thu-Sat 3:30pm-8:30pm. Please check our Instagram or Facebook @the4sbarn and @greatskycampranch_showlowaz for updates. Seasonal business may change our days/hours of operation. Cheers!
Please do not bring outside firewood.
Please do not take the firewood on our property.
There is a level 2 fire-ban in our county.
No smoking outside of your vehicle.
No campfires. No charcoal grills.
Gas grills and gas firepits are approved.
Thank you for your support!
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Karla's Hummingbird Guest Ranch
11. Karla's Hummingbird Guest Ranch
100%
(344)
Huachuca City, AZ · 10 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Welcome to Karla's Hummingbird Guest Ranch!
Check in after 12 pm, check out by 10 am.
My 8 acre private horse property is located in the Sky Islands area of South Eastern Arizona. Are you grown ups who don't want to be next to kids yelling and running around dropping trash and throwing rocks, or barking pit bulls chained up, or loud music and generators? Do you like a clean restroom and a nice breakfast area on a well maintained property? Do you want to feel safe, enjoy beautiful views and know your stuff won't be stolen while you are in Tombstone? Then my place is for you! 18 and over. NO PIT BULLS. Good well behaved dogs allowed on leash welcome. If you want to bring a properly raised young person you can make your case to me and I will consider.
I offer 2 full hook-up spaces, one space is covered. Power is 50 AMPS! An RV must be under 12' to fit under the covered space.
I offer 4 dry camping options. You can book the Tent Cabana-The Shady Rest- listing or you can dry camp by booking through my Tent and Vehicle Camping listing. There are no exact designated spaces for tent/vehicle camping. You can choose where you prefer to camp. An extra vehicle is OK as long as it's part of your one campsite. 2 groups with 2 camp vehicles is 2 campsites.
I also have the Pool House, an indoor option with a power outlet, and it's close to the pool and restroom area. You can set up your bed or rent a full size bed which I will set up for you.
This is my private property, you and your gear are safe and secure. You can leave your campsite and go exploring, no one will bother your stuff.
I have WiFi and great cell service here. Please arrive by 8pm unless arrangements are made in advance. I meet with you and show you around.
I will greet you and show you around. I close my gates at dark. Once you are here you may come and go as you please.
I am located just over an hour away from Tucson and 25 minutes off the 10.
Dry campers- Off the pool area there is a clean restroom in my back garage and a sink with hot water. There is a breakfast room with clean refrigerator, microwave and coffee maker available for your use. Lots of local birds visit daily. You are welcome to visit and pet my horses and donkeys!
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Peaceful Experience Ranch 🌄😍
12. Peaceful Experience Ranch 🌄😍
94%
(32)
Williams, AZ · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
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😍 What to Expect:
Discover peace, privacy, and natural beauty just 20 miles from the Grand Canyon. Enjoy stargazing, mountain views, and the perfect retreat for adventure seekers. 🍂. Come relax, camp under a starlit sky 🌌, and create unique moments surrounded by peace and nature. 🌄
🛏️ Amenities and Features:
- Spacious area perfect for camping or RV parking.
- Stargazing and breathtaking sunrise/sunsets.
- Scenic mountain views and secluded privacy.
- Flat terrain for easy tent setup.
🚗 Only 20 miles from the Grand Canyon for breathtaking views, 30 miles from the charming Route 66 town of Williams, and 45 miles from the vibrant city of Flagstaff.
🛣️Road Conditions:
Highway 180 is well-paved, but once you turn onto Laguna Rd, it becomes a dirt road. The property itself is a bit bumpy, so drive slowly and carefully for a smooth trip.
⚠️ → IMPORTANT NOTICE
- We haven't placed road signage yet. Please follow the detailed directions or use the Google Maps location available once your booking is confirmed. Our host is available for assistance.
- Vehicle Recommendation: 4WD advised, especially during rainy seasons.
🌿 The Experience We're Offering
We aim to provide our guests with an opportunity to immerse themselves in the stunning natural beauty of this area at an incredibly affordable rate. This spot allows you to connect with nature, enjoy breathtaking landscapes, and create lasting memories all while maintaining a budget-friendly experience.
🚿 Nearby Camper Services Available 🫧
Although our site is off-grid and does not offer showers or potable water, guests can access affordable shower and laundry services at Camper Services, located near the entrance to Mather Campground in Grand Canyon National Park (approximately 20 miles away).
Services available daily from 7:00 am to 10:00 pm
Hot Showers (5 min): $2.50
Standard Laundry (Washer): $2.50
Large Washer (40 lb): $5.50
Dryer (30 min): $1.25
Detergent, softener, and blea
Detergent, softener, and bleach: $1.25 each.
🚨 Emergency Contacts:
📞 911 for Police/Fire/Ambulance
📞Coconino County Sheriff: (928) 774-4523
📞Grand Canyon National Park Service: (928) 638-7888
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Verde River Vortex
13. Verde River Vortex
99%
(317)
Clarkdale, AZ · 2 sites
Learn more about this land:
Greetings fellow adventure lovers (:
**PROMO FOR MAY/JUNE/JULY. BOOKING INCLUDES THE USE OF SUP/PADDLE BOARD TO FLOAT THE VERDE RIVER**
Welcome to Verde River Vortex where we have simple yet Comfy Cabin Accomodations with access to tons of outdoor activities in close proximity to our lovely space. The Cabins are nestled around a patch of Bamboo and other high desert vegetation offering nature and relaxation in the Jacuzzi after a day out adventuring.
Only a few minutes away, The AWESOME Verde River which offers TONS of water fun, SUP, Kayak, Swimming, or just chilling.
Each Cabin is fully equipped (hot water/basic appliances/kitchen/bathroom/dishes) as an Adventure base during your stay providing a comfortable, cozy and unique location for couples or small groups to enjoy while adventuring and creating memories in the area. Being an Outdoor Adventure Guide and Native to AZ, We provide various suggestions on local activities for our guests to enjoy as well as helpful tips to get the most out of their stay. Your Host is a professional Outdoor Adventure guide with years of experience all over the Southwest and Costa Rica and always happy to help with adventure shine!
TWO CABINS AVAILABLE:
Crystal Cabin Loft With Outdoor Jacuzzi - 1-4 ppl Great For Couples
Juniper Cabin 1-4+ ppl Better for families or larger groups needing more space.
More details on the spaces can be viewed in the individual cabin pictures/description.
approx. times to various points of interest from VRV:
The Grand Canyon - 2.5hrs
Cottonwood - 10-20
Sedona - 30-4o min
Flagstaff - 1hr
Prescott - 1hr
Bryce Canyon - 6hrs
Zion Nat Park - 5hrs
Mexico - 6-7hrs
**It should be noted that this is a Rural Area in which case you might hear Farm Animals, Dogs, Critters like Coyotes and nature sounds ! We are located on a Dirt Road, 4x4 is not needed unless we are having very stormy weather**
Safe Adventuring to all and feel free to reach out with any questions.
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Ash Creek: Canyon Views & History
14. Ash Creek: Canyon Views & History
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(43)
Cibecue, AZ · 8 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Experience the beauty of nature like never before with a camping trip to Ash Creek Canyon. Nestled in a picturesque setting, this canyon offers a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Whether you're an avid camper or a first-timer, Ash Creek Canyon provides the perfect backdrop for your outdoor adventure. With its towering cliffs, lush greenery, and soothing creek, it's a haven for nature lovers. Set up your tent under the stars, explore scenic hiking trails, or simply relax by the water's edge. Don't forget to pack your essentials and follow local guidelines to ensure a safe and unforgettable experience. Discover the tranquility of Ash Creek Canyon—where adventure meets peace.
Nestled within the Tonto National Forest lies a privately owned canyon and historic city, untouched by the public since 1945. Now reopened, this secluded haven offers a rare opportunity to explore one of Arizona’s most pristine landscapes. Winding through the canyon is Ash Creek, accompanied by scenic camping areas and a long-forgotten mining town of Chrysotile. Home to a remarkable variety of native plants and wildlife, this area has been recognized by Arizona Fish and Game as one of the most biologically rich regions in the state.
Discover the Outdoors with Us
Welcome to the start of your next adventure! We are passionate about providing exceptional experiences, connecting you with nature, and creating memories that last a lifetime. Whether you're a seasoned camper or trying it out for the first time, our carefully curated sites and commitment to quality service ensure you'll have an unforgettable journey.
Explore Ash Creek Canyon with Our Side-by-Side Off-Road Vehicle Rentals
Make the most of your stay in Ash Creek Canyon, whether you’re camping under the stars or relaxing in a cozy house rental. We offer side-by-side off-road vehicles available for rent, perfect for exploring the stunning landscapes and trails of the canyon. Each vehicle is designed to comfortably accommodate up to six people, making it ideal for families and groups of friends. Embark on your next adventure with ease and create unforgettable memories in the great outdoors! The rate for machine rentals is $400 a day. We can also provide some safe trail ideas.
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Red Rock Roping, LLC
15. Red Rock Roping, LLC
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(47)
Carefree, AZ · 3 sites
Welcome to Red Rock Roping! Where you will be a close 3 mile drive to old town Cave Creek restaurants, bars, and shopping strip. But far enough to enjoy a quiet and peaceful scenery of mountains, sunsets and sunrises. Don’t forget to kick your feet up, and end your night to enjoy a wide open view of the stars! Also, keep your eyes open for desert critters such as rattlesnakes, tarantulas, scorpions, deer, road runners, bob cats, and coyotes. We ask please do not pet, catch, feed or leave any food out that will attract them. Enjoy them from a picture away :)
Our 2 accessible acres will give you 360 view of mountains, our Red Rock Roping arena, and a Saloon to gather under to enjoy cool refreshments, and a meal with your friends/family. Right outside our entrance going North on 80th Street you can hike over to the Grapevine Wash which is a short walk away from the Cave Creek Town Trail System for hiking and horseback riding, and if you’re adventurous you can hike up 2 miles of a 800’ climb on a gravel road/trails to “Mexican Hat” for an even more incredible view! We are a 30 amp full hook up (sewer, water & electrical) for 33’ RV’s and living quarters horse trailers. You will also have access to our community laundry area, with a large garbage can to dump a bag if needed.
Some suggestions for town; Grab some quick delicous breakfast and coffee at Janey’s. Or American cuisine lunch at The Horny Toad, a Mexican cuisine dinner while watching the turtles in the pond at El Encanto! Ofrenda, right at the end of the road, also has great authentic Mexican cuisine. Many restaurants to choose from all within a short drive. Bashas, Safeway, Target, and Walmart and Sprouts are all within a 3-6 mile drive too!
We have two turnout pens for horses. That are located right behind where you will park your trailer. They both have a cover that provides some shade, as well as running water. We do not provide any feed, so please make sure you bring some! We ask that you please do not feed any horses that do not belong to you. Or go into any pen that your horse is not in. For safety and respect :) Thank you in advance.
(Horse turnouts are an extra $25 each/per night)
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Cave Creek Quiet Homestead
16. Cave Creek Quiet Homestead
98%
(173)
Cave Creek, AZ · 4 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Quiet slice of heaven under the stars on our homestead.
We continue to have reduced our camping experience for our winter 2025 season to keep our site secluded and private. Please check back for open dates and sites
Our space offers a tranquil setting with several camping options.
Site # 1: Glamping Tent is Closed for 2025 season. We are offering tent campers at this site on a limited availability.
Site #2: Saguaro Camp site. Bring your tent or rent one of ours.
Site # 3: RV Glamping. Queen size bed with a dinette that can be used as an extra bed for the little ones.
Site # 4 RV, Pop Ups or Living Quarters with horses/mules
Site # 5 Boarding for Horses or Mules
We offer Communal Spaces with restroom, grill, table, other seating with larger fire-pit. Feel free to visit our horses, chickens or hike our beautiful trails right from the property.
Enjoy the horses, the stars at night and our neighboring coyotes sing if you are lucky.
Our home is close by, the little white farmhouse on the hill.
Thank you for looking!
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Grand Sky Acres
17. Grand Sky Acres
94%
(40)
Williams, AZ · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
This spacious land is over 4 acres of high desert with breathtaking 360 degree views.
Only 45 minutes from Flagstaff, 30 minutes from the historic Grand Canyon, and only 36 minutes from Williams, this property is in the middle of it all. There is so much potential for amazing adventures.
You could go fishing in Williams or have a snowball fight in Flagstaff. If you have never seen the Grand Canyon you are in for an ultimate life changing experience.
The dark night skies in this area may just keep you at camp. You can see every star out here and enjoy the escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. With wide open spaces you have so much room to play.
The road to the property is about 0.8 miles and is considered dirt rugged. It will require you to so down under 5 miles an hour in a few places. You have the entire road to travel on and maneuver around the big bumps. I drive my car to the property ever time and don't have an issue if I slow down and go around large holes. If there is a recent storm in the area the road will be difficult to navigate.
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Desert Glamping
18. Desert Glamping
94%
(175)
Meadview, AZ · 15 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Meadview Arizona was founded in 1826 by Jedediah Smith on his Southwest Expedition in search for Beaver! Staying a small remote and quiet town it can feel like it would have in the Wild West.
We obtained our campground from a couple that owned it for 20 years but just weren't able to do to it what they had originally planned.. So it was essentially a blank canvas for us to create!! We are the closest town to the Grand Canyon SKYWALK, which is just 40 minutes from us. Meadview, the town we are located, is the only place to obtain Free Entree to the Lake Mead Recreational Center. Our Campground just 10 miles from Lake Mead and 17 Miles from the Colorado River. We have outstanding Lookouts, Top notch Stargazing, Gold Prospecting, Bird Watching, Fishing, Off Roading etc.
Some of the Best Desert Off-Roading through trails within the Joshua Tree National Forest, Please note you must bring your own OHV, horse, etc, there is currently no rentals available. We do have Kayaks to rent upon arrival. There is a hidden water fall in the Grapevine Wash that you can get to with a 4 wheel vehicle and you hike in about 15 minutes in. Stunning views and gorgeous natural spring and waterfall.
We are 45 minutes off the 93 Freeway
Free WIFI provided at the office!.. The town doesn't always have a powerful signal, please keep that in mind in your travels. However, if you have Verizon, it gets GREAT service!
There are three restaurants in town, all just one mile from site... The Boathouse, Anchor Smokehouse and Fishermans Landing Bar. We have a Bakery called Rosemary and Thyme that serves Delicious foods & Pastries and makes great coffees. There is also a Gas n Grub that has ice, propane etc... 5 miles away is a Family Dollar store which we lovingly call the "Mall of Meadview"
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The Rocking T
19. The Rocking T
98%
(202)
Elfrida, AZ · 6 sites · Tents, RVs
Hi, I am a city girl and he is a country boy. We talked about getting land for a long time, to start a ranch. In 2020 we did just that. We are constantly improving and expanding our ranch. Making it more enjoyable for everyone. I hope that you will come for a bit and enjoy it with us. Pet the animals and enjoy the landscape. And enjoy all the famous sights in the area. With tons of areas for bird watching, and hikes. The old western Tombstone, 30 minutes away. Benson, an hour away. and Bisbee. Dragoons, Mountains, The border. And so much more.
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La Hacienda Chuparosa
20. La Hacienda Chuparosa
95%
(140)
Tucson, AZ · 4 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
When my husband and I were dating in NY we confessed our mutual desire to get back "home" to the west. It made me fall in love with him even faster. So when we married we moved to Washington DC knowing that in time we would make it west. 5 years later, when the traffic and the politics has taken its toll, we made a trip to Tucson and fell in love with this charming property that exudes all the beauty and grace of the Sonoran Desert. We looked at each other as we walked around looking at the stunning Mtn. Views and the mesquite fence and knew we were finally "home."
I've always adored the SW Hummingbirds and wanted to name the property La Hacienda Chuparosa. When we moved in, for the first week, every morning a hummingbird was sipping nectar from one of our plants in the front yard. We knew it was meant to be.
So we added a couple of horses to our dream, built some stalls, and now are ready to welcome you to La Hacienda Chuparosa. We know you will find the same magic here that we do.
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96% (3.3K) • 380 campsites
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Camp Land Beyond Zion
1. Camp Land Beyond Zion
99%
(450)
Cane Beds, AZ · 27 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Welcome to Camp Land Beyond Zion, a boutique glampground like no other. Nestled in Cane Beds, Arizona near Zion National Park. We are located just 45 minutes from Zion (secret dirt backroad!), 20 minutes from Coral Pink Sand Dunes, and within easy driving distance to Bryce Canyon and the Grand Canyon’s North Rim. Whether you're here for adventure or relaxation, our camp provides a safe & inclusive space for everyone. You are welcome here!
Voted #2 Best Campground in Arizona by Hipcamp!
At Camp Land Beyond Zion, we’re proud to offer a camping experience that combines rustic charm with modern comforts. Choose from unique accommodations designed to suit every type of traveler:
The Tiny Home “Nest”: Cozy and fully equipped for a romantic getaway or solo retreat.
The Writer’s Nook: An inspiring haven for creativity with comfortable amenities.
Luxurious Glamp Tent: Stylish and spacious with all the comforts of home.
Campsites: From Mountain View Deck Sites with power to secluded Desert Campsites, we have spots for tents, small trailers, vans, or rooftop tents.
Camp Amenities
We’ve thoughtfully designed our camp to ensure a convenient and enjoyable stay:
Outdoor Kitchens: Two fully equipped kitchens with propane BBQ, stove, cookware, dishes, and utensils.
Flushing toilets, hot showers and two stocked kitchens.
Hot Tub: Soak under the stars for $5 per person per use, or $12 per person for unlimited hot tub (and a towel) and BBQ access during your stay.
Dog-Friendly: Bring your furry friend along for just $10 per stay.
We are an inclusive and welcoming community for all!
At Camp Land Beyond Zion, everyone belongs. We are proud to be a LGBTQ+, BIPOC, and women-friendly space, fostering a welcoming environment for solo adventurers, families, and groups alike. Kids love exploring our safe, playful spaces, and adults appreciate the communal BBQ areas, fire pit and peaceful desert vibe.
Discover the best of the Southwest with these must-see destinations:
We have trails all around our property or you can head to the parks!
Zion National Park: Just 45 minutes away (we’ll share our secret shortcut to Springdale)
Coral Pink Sand Dunes: Only 20 minutes away
Bryce: 2 hours
Grand Canyon: 2 hours
Snow Canyon: 1 hour
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Rural Ranch & Petting Farm
2. Rural Ranch & Petting Farm
95%
(207)
Cornville, AZ · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
Harmony Acres is a small, relaxed family farm in the high desert near the red rocks of Sedona, AZ. We love to host nature and animal loving people that want a taste of country life. Our guests often become our good friends. We have the friendliest farm animals that you can meet and greet, and you can help around the farm if you want to participate or learn.
Our sunsets and night star-gazing are just spectacular and we're enough off the beaten path that there's no crowds or traffic to deal with, but you are close to dining and area attractions.
This is a quiet, rural neighborhood and a peaceful farm that borders the National Forest for easy hiking and few neighbors. The farm animals do cluck, crow, whinny, neigh, baa, bleat, squeal, and oink at various times, including early morning.
There is one mile of a somewhat bumpy gravel road with hills to reach our neighborhood, so please make sure you are ready for that and have adequate towing power. The nearest services and dining are 5 minutes away. We are about 25-30 minutes to Sedona, the Village of Oak Creek,
and the popular red rock hiking sites. There are many wineries and dining right down the road to enjoy.
1 hour to Flagstaff, 2 hours to Phoenix.
Come enjoy a taste of rural Arizona!
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Red Rock Camp Horses Welcome
3. Red Rock Camp Horses Welcome
98%
(26)
Sedona, AZ · 4 sites · RVs, Lodging
We welcome you to our beautiful star gazing horse property! 2 full hook-up sites one no hookups . 30 Ft trailers or less. For an extra fee, use our retro camper, Sleeps two. Bring the horses! Plenty of room for horse trailers. We also have a 21 thousand square foot corral. Inquire for horse fees.. Miles of trails behind house. 8 miles to Sedona center. Any questions welcome!
Right down the road from Red Rocks State Park. Slide Rock State Park and Cathedral Rock Trailheads all with in area.
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Stargazing in US's #2 Dark Sky Zone
4. Stargazing in US's #2 Dark Sky Zone
78%
(71)
AZ · 1 site
The stars are unforgettable here. Dark sky stargazing in #2 darkest sky in USA. This remote and peaceful campsite gives you a backcountry wilderness experience you can reach in a regular car. Amateur astronomers love the stargazing and viewing the Milky Way with your bare eyes -- photo of Milky Way Galaxy here was taken at the site.
Boatel class 2 -- in the International Dark Sky Zone. Book during a NEW MOON if you want to see stars like those in the photos here.
Guests also enjoy the abundant wildlife, birdwatching, hiking and taking drives to a hot springs and swimming holes with waterfalls in the region.
The area is also great for 4x4 exploration in your short wheelbase 4x4 or ATV.
No visible city lights, no lighting on site, no passing car headlights, and no signs of civilization. No traffic noise whatsoever.
Winter daytime weather in the 70s, sunny most of the time, 3000-5000 ft elevation and above the heat.
REMOTE FEELING BUT FREEWAY CLOSE
Our base camp site is a 35 minute scenic drive off of Highway 93, between Las Vegas and Phoenix, (2 1/2 hours either way)
We are about 3 hours from the Grand Canyon and 45 miles from Prescott.
We have a few campsites with fire rings you can safely drive to in a regular 2 wheel drive car, minivan, camper van or smaller (not monstrous)
Pull behind trailers are ok if you have a truck. You can pull through the site.
The rest of the ranch is 4x4, hike in camping only.
Roads beyond the Base Camp and in surrounding wilderness are rugged and a great adventure for those with a Subaru, Jeep or ATV -- miles and miles of dirt roads in this adjacent 27,000 acre wilderness.
BETWEEN PHOENIX AND VEGAS
Aquarius Stargazing Ranch is in the Aquarius Mountains, 3 hours and 200 miles West of the Grand Canyon near the ghost town of Nothing, Arizona.
We are 6 hours from Los Angeles or San Diego.
We are halfway between Phoenix and Las Vegas, (2 1/2 hours between either city).
WEATHER
It is usually 10 - 20 degrees cooler than Wikieup or Phoenix. It rains more up here and there are trees and thick brush. Never snows, sunny year round. Summer brings spectacular Monsoon thunderstorms.
ECOSYSTEM
You will notice the landscape starkly changes as you drive from the Highway up into these steep and remote mountains.
The ecosystem is a blend of Saguro Cactus, prickly pear, and cholla cactus, desert sagebrush, Southwestern hardwoods like mesquite and manzanita and deciduous leafy trees like Aspen, Gingko, Cottonwood, and Sycamore. Wildflowers are prolific in Spring and after rains.
WILDLIFE
Wildlife is abundant including endangered species like Bighorn Sheep, Wild Burro, Wild Horses, Pronghorn Antelope, Bald Eagle, Falcon, Great Horned Owl -- 150 species of birds. Bees, dragonflies and butterflies thrive here as no pesticide or herbicide has ever touched this land.
This is a primal experience. No human habitation.
SWIMMING HOLES NEARBY
Surrounded on all sides by 27,000 acres of the very remote Upper Burro Creek wilderness through which a creek flows uninterrupted for 13 miles, year round, enabling wildlife to flourish and creating amazing swimming holes and waterfalls.
There are also hot springs in this area.
HIKING
Hiking is easy and gentle on miles of roads and sandy washes, lovely trails made by wild deer, antelope, bighorn sheep, wild burros, and the occasional stray cow.
ATV ADVENTURE
There is also very challenging and rugged, steep, uphill off trail hiking for the adventurous explorer and miles of 4x4 trails to explore in the surrounding Burro Creek wilderness.
PRISTINE, SACRED LAND
We consider ourselves guardians of this sacred land.
Our intention is to preserve this absolutely pristine, untouched and virtually uninhabited land as a wildlife corridor for future generations, and develop it only according to ecological Permaculture principles.
We also intend to protect the wild horses and wild animals that roam freely here.
As you walk the road that heads into the higher mountain region of the land where volcanic peaks reach above 5,000 feet, you will notice that it is an natural bowl that protects a seasonal stream and canyon.
HISTORY
Native tribes lived here because it was a defensible and safe haven, it is truly a natural fortress of red rock and granite. Before that, dinosaurs roamed this region of Arizona and fossilized remains are evident, as well as petroglyphs.
Nearby Wikieup was once the settlement of the Hualapai Indians, also known as Walapais.
The Native Americans used to cultivate corn and other food crops aided by the rich, river-nourished soil of the valley. They had fierce rivals in the tribe of the Tonto Apaches. Mostly, the two tribes did not seek disputes with each other but all that changed with the coming of the settlers, and later, the Gold Rush and miners.
The settlement of the settlers pushed both tribes farther from their source of livelihood. This resulted in disputes between the white men, the Yavapai Apaches, and the Hualapais.
The natural fortress like formation of the canyon on the ranch was an important refuge because it was easily defensible.
We have found artifacts making it obvious that this was inhabited by aboriginal tribal humans before the Native Americans. Perhaps the land has
not changed significantly since then. Dinosaurs roamed Northern Arizona before that, and this sandy region was once a sea. It does look like an ocean without water.
Explore magical Aquarius and let us know what you discover.
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You aren't just here for camping.
You are here for transformation.
"Hipcamp Finalist - Best in Arizona - 2019"
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Guests have described Aquarius Stargazing Ranch as:
A deeply powerful experience.
A spiritual experience.
A life-altering experience.
Silent, mystical and powerful land.
Silence. Serenity. Dark, starry skies. Log off your devices, get way off the grid, and go deep into a remote wilderness that is easily accessible in your 2WD RV, van or car.
Surrender to the silence. So quiet you will hear your heartbeat.
Log off, do a digital detox, leave your electronics behind and tune into a higher frequency.
Clear your head of the clutter of city life, and empty it out here.
Primal -- yet not really that far away from the Interstate 93/11 (35 minutes), Los Angeles (6 1/2 hours), Las Vegas (2 1/2 hours), Metro Phoenix (2 hours), Prescott (1 hour,) the Grand Canyon or Sedona (3 hours.)
Our reviews are mixed because Aquarius Ranch is not for everyone.
If you want electricity, pavement, trash cans, street lights, bug zappers, Netflix, hot showers, dumping stations and a liquor store -- please don't come here, you'll hate it!
If you want to... take a bath alone with your sweetie in a primal geothermal hot spring, swim in a natural spring fed swimming hole, walk barefoot on white sand illuminated by moonlight, follow animal footprints instead of written signs, navigate by stars, hike to a spring or a well for fresh water, watch the flames dance and listen to the Cicadas....if you want a 5 BILLION STAR experience....
Aquarius is for you. Read on.
This is a 2,000 acre, State Park-level beauty, Dark Sky wildlife sanctuary-- uninhabited for over 50 years and never developed. There is nothing here and that's what you came for. (The nearest town is, indeed, Nothing, Arizona.)
The only signs of humans are arrowheads, caves, petroglyphs. The only evidence of the 21st Century are satellites. (Airplanes are rare.)
You will see dinosaur fossils embedded in sandstone. It is literally a Jurassic Park.
The land has a very high frequency as it is covered with pink quartz crystals.
I want to make sure you "get" why you are coming here, and are prepared. Aquarius is a journey -- not a destination.
Yes, it's hard to find and you can't just use your GPS. Sorry.
Put your iPhone away unless you're taking photos or using Satellite to navigate with maps you downloaded in advance.
There are no signs and the only trail markers are rock cairns.
You're going to have to rediscover how to use a map and follow directions. As you hike, you will remember how to observe the stars and the sky and the shadows of sun.
This is part of your DNA, it is part of your soul as a human.
You'll remember Aquarius. Your soul has been here before.
Have you ever seen the Milky Way Galaxy? We are in the Earth's second darkest "dark sky" region. The photo of the sky here was taken by a guest!
You can see the Milky Way here with your naked eyes.
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A VIRTUAL GUIDED EXPERIENCE
I am a trained Red Cross Advanced Wilderness First Responder and trained wilderness guide with Outdoors Unlimited, Desert Survivors and Sierra Club. My partner is a badass level 5-11 rock climber and full time Van Lifer.
We are here as your "virtual tour guides" to guide you and give you advice, directions and guidance during your journey. We're in our 60s and we remember life before the GPS, iPhone and Internet. That said, we are old and still managed to climb and walk around here -- so I'm sure you can manage too.
A minivan or car camping with a tent will be fine here, but this is not a State Park, or a "glampground." The Guide we give you when you reserve your space will give you details on how to pack, prepare, survive heat and cold, and directions to hot springs, swimming holes and hikes.
READ THE GUIDE AND ASK QUESTIONS BEFORE YOU DRIVE HERE.
Aquarius is not really that hard to reach, but it's not convenient, either. "The journey is the destination," and the drive is more amazing than the campsite itself.
This is not "glamping" or a developed campground with wifi and services -- it is a destination for those of us who crave the rare and hard to find experience of total silence, serenity, dark sky and potent powerful land.
It's not for tourist who wants electricity, a faucet, hot shower, and a chlorinated pool -- it's for human BEings who want to firelight, starlight, moonlight, drinking from a well or spring, bathing in a hot spring and a natural spring fed swimming hole.
Remember life, not that long ago, when humans could communicate with each other, plants and animals, without words or devices.
Come here for a personal vision quest, a personal transformational journey, for deep inner healing and reflection.
When you remove the stress of traffic noise, light pollution, EMF, devices, the Internet, signs, radio waves, chemicals, pesticides, herbicides and all the interference of the modern world, you will remember, deep in your intercellular DNA -- what it means to be human.
You will discover how many stars, galaxies and solar systems are out there. This alone could move you to tears.
You will discover who you really are. Not alone in the Universe, and much more powerful than you have been told.
THE SOUND OF SILENCE
Have you ever been somewhere so quiet you can hear your heartbeat? It will happen here. This is not just one of the darkest places on Earth, it is one of the most silent. There is no electrical, noise or light interference -- an experience so rare in the modern world.
Silence is unbelievably restorative. Meditation and states of awareness, inspiration, soul purpose and a connection with Source happen spontaneously in this silence.
SOLITUDE
You are unlikely to see another vehicle once you turn off the main Interstate. Even if we are "busy" (4 or 5 campsites filled, but usually just one) you will find solitude easily if you just wander off a bit up the jeep trail or down one of the ravines.
SELF RELIANT CAMPSITES
These are bare land, flat, drive in campsites and they are accessible with regular 2 wheel drive cars, camper vans or RVs -- or smaller pull behind trailers. These pristine, bare wilderness campsites have large stone fire rings, and there is a shared, community wood pile.
The nearest gas/food is 7 miles away (at 80 mph) plus 14 miles at 20-40 mph. There is a well you can hike to, and there is drinkable water 1 mile down the road.
MOONLIGHT HIKING
For a bright full moonlight hike to the hot spring or hiking the creek beds and canyons around the ranch in the cool of the night. You will not need a flashlight--the sand and canyon walls will reflect the moonlight and you can even see your moonshadow. It's fascinating to hike the desert in moonlight and see bats and other night creatures.
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Accessible in a regular car
These sites are 15 miles from the main Interstate freeway -- far enough to feel remote and totally silent with no light pollution and no traffic noise whatsoever. This silence is worth the (spectacular) drive into the mountains. Keep in mind it will take about 35 minutes to drive here off the freeway -- the journey is the destination. The drive is spectacular, Instagram worthy through the little traveled Aquarius Mountain range, and you will see wild animals so unaccustomed to human visitors that they stand in the road.
DAY TRIP TO HOT SPRING
There is a secret Hot Spring (no sulfur smell, 100 degrees clear water) and we will give you directions to drive to it in a regular 2WD car and hike in -- 1 mile, flat, easy walk on sand though a beautiful canyon.
NEARBY SWIMMING HOLES
From our Base Camp, you can take day trips by a regular 2WD car to nearby swimming holes.
CAVES, PETROGLYPHS, CLIMBING
If you have a mountain bike, are a hiker, backpacker or have an ATV/4X4, (with short wheelbase and high clearance is best -- though Subaru Outbacks have done fine here) you can explore the surrounding vast and uncharted wilderness on miles of jeep trails.
The surrounding wilderness area has a deep creek that flows year round, waterfalls, deep blue pools and swimming holes. There is much to explore here and very few people visit this area, so it is perfect for social distancing.
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HIKE, BIKE OR AWD AND EXPLORE
From here, if you want, you can continue into the ranch on a short wheelbase, high clearance 4x4 vehicle, (Subaru Outbacks have managed it), mountain bike, or a horse. You can hike by foot with day pack or backpack for overnight camping on the three square miles of land of the ranch.
Please book "Isolation Point" if you plan to backpack overnight so we know you are out there.
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SUPERBLOOM WILDFLOWERS
In the Spring, after rains, you will see fields of red, orange, gold, and purple wildflowers, including sweet scented white flowering agave, yellow flowered prickly pear, orange flowered cholla, red flowering Ocotillo, red Indian Paintbrush, fields of orange poppies, violet datura, and blooming purple sage.
Along the ride you will see blooming Joshua Trees, Barrel Cactus and endangered Saguaro and BLOOMING AGAVE FORESTS. Wow. They smell amazing.
A BASE TO EXPLORE THE AREA
We love using the ranch as a base to explore the Joshua Tree Highway, swimming in the creek, hot springs, Alamo Lake, going to the small towns in this lost and lonely part of America, abandoned mines and ghost towns, and wandering the dirt roads around here.
If you love the desert, like we do, you will find this a uncharted, wild, untouched, authentic and untouristy gem in the Southwest.
BE SELF RELIANT
You must be self sufficient with water, food and a full tank of gas -- this is nothing in Nothing, Arizona. It is a very isolated area, even though it's only 3 miles "as the crow flies" from a busy Interstate and 7.5 miles from gas and food.
It's perfect for vans or small RVs and great for camping with a pop up shade structure or 10 x 10 with bug netting and a good cushy pad.
We reveal the specific maps you need, GPS coordinates, precise directions once you register.
ABOVE THE HEAT, BUT MILD YEAR ROUND
The ranch is up high above the heat at 3,900 - 5000 foot elevation, similar climate to Prescott at the higher parts of the ranch, weather like Wikieup in the lower elevations.
Winter is clear and sunny with averages in 50s-60s daytime and lows of 30s-20s at night.
Daytime is mild and sunny 60-70 in January, but nights can dip down to 20s and if it's windy, it's brisk.
Spring is like a summer, in the 70s and 80s, with cool nights in the 50s.
Summer is blazing in the 100s down at the Highway -- but up here in the Aquarius Mountains, it is usually in the 90s, with nights in the 70s, more like Prescott. We get the most rain in the Summer, not the Winter. (Dramatic monsoon thunderstorms!)
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:
CAN I BRING A DOG?
Yes, and your pet can go unleashed and run -- but bring tweezers in the event that they step on a burr or cactus thorn. (Best to stay on trail.) Leash your pet at night, or bring her into your vehicle in Winter for her warmth and safety.
DO I NEED SHADE?
We recommend bringing shade for your campsite in Summer. We are "Burning Man" desert camping veterans and used to being self reliant in the heat of the desert sun. Some folks like a sheet, tapestry or tarp fastened to their car, SUV, Van or RV. In Summer, bring a pop up shade structure with bug netting.
CAN I HAVE A CAMPFIRE?
Yes, as long as there are no restrictions.
ARE THERE ANY TREES?
For hanging out during the day, there is a nice cottonwood, aspen and gingko forest a short walk from the Base Camp--it is leafy in Spring/Summer and bare in the Winter/Fall. You can hike around and find shade, as the Primal humans did -- rocks, caves, and mesquite trees.
BIRDWATCHING/WILDLIFE
Because of the silence, distance from major roads, lack of fences and natural "bowl" of mountains surrounding from which to observe the distance, the ranch is a sanctuary for Endangered Species, many found only here. If you sit still and very silent, the animals and birds will appear. They are shy and will not bother or beg from you.
Often they will just stare at you, fascinated but unconcerned, as human visitors are so rare for them.
This is primal desert ecosystem, virtually uninhabited for decades. Wildlife abounds including 100 varieties of birds -- quail, blue jays, hawks, roadrunners, raven, owl, blue jays and wild turkey, even black hawks and bald eagles.
If you are silent, you will see desert cottontails, raccoon, skunks (spotted, striped, and hognose), mule deer, pronghorn antelope, elk, bighorn sheep, wild Mustang horses. You will see wild burros along the roads. (Bring binoculars!)
It is rare to find an ecosystem untouched by pesticide or herbicide in which so many species thrive.
There are lizards, snakes, bees, dragonflies and butterflies. You will hear a symphony of cicadas, crickets and birds.
There are predators here but they don't bother humans. They are wild.
PETROGLYPHS AND CAVES
Discover petroglyphs, prehistoric sites, ancient lava fields, volcanic formations and caves, and feel like you are truly the last human (or the first) alive on Earth.
BIKING, HORSEBACK RIDING, AWD, OHV, QUADS
Fat tire Mountain Biker's paradise with miles of winding dirt jeep roads to explore.
We can help you rent an off road vehicle tour from a local outfitter.
GHOST TOWNS
The ghost town of Nothing, to the south has... almost nothing. Signal is another ghost town nearby.
HISTORIC SMALL TOWNS
Wikieup, about 10 miles North, has gas, RV dumping, great classic American road trip food (even great Chicago pizza and steak sandwiches at Dazzo's), homemade pie at Luchia's, and a Trading Post with Native American jewelry and art.
All the food around here is surprisingly good with eclectic decor and fun roadside attractions for the kids, like peacocks!
Wickenburg, 50 miles south, has a great restaurant we love called Cowboy Cookin', and a big grocery store with block ice, water machine outside with filtered water.
Kingman, 60 miles north, is going hipster fast -- this town caters to tourists and truckers with all the services you need, like health food store, camping supplies and laundromat.
Bagdad is the nearest town as the crow flies if you are checking the weather.
Check out the Train Museum, historic downtown, Route 66, funky antique and secondhand clothing stores, flea markets, great tacos, two brew pubs, Black Ridge Brewery for live music. Desert Diamond Distillery for a tour of how Agave cactus is turned into Tequila.
Explore the magic of Aquarius Ranch and let us know what you discover
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Shiloh Ranch Guesthouse...& Casita
5. Shiloh Ranch Guesthouse...& Casita
96%
(128)
Concho, AZ · 2 sites
This is part of the remote sacred land of NE AZ. It is surrounded by several different Indian Reservations, has been relatively untouched for many centuries. This is where Giants walked about and before that .the dinosaurs It's located close to the stunning Painted Desert, is only 20 miles south of the amazing Petrified Forest, on the way to the Grand Canyon. This area is the gateway to many world class sites.yet is completely secluded and secure. It's easy to locate on a highway with no traffic.This Ancient land is loaded with petrified wood, occasional arrowheads, incredible pollution-free blue skies, no traffic, QUIET, the Milky Way & countless galaxies and a rare opportunity to step out of time in comfort & security. Use it as a base to explore all the surrounding sites, an intimate getaway, or stay secluded and write that book you've always longed to !Learn more about this land:The cozy Guest House is relatively self contained.....but you can explore or wander the rest of the 40 acres. Lots of DVDs if you want to relax inside. You'll find a Bar-b-Que to use on your porch., and a fire pit for campfire songs, and toasting marshmallows! There's a deep well, with delicious, pure, refreshing, cold on-site water. Enjoy the telescope for night viewing.The sunrises, sunsets, and brilliant pollution-free blue skies invite you to see at least 30 miles with clarity.
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Epic Private 300 Acre Saguaro Park
6. Epic Private 300 Acre Saguaro Park
99%
(172)
Three Points, AZ · 6 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
🌵 Escape to a 300 acre Private Nature Preserve: Exclusive Private Camping in Tucson, Arizona 🌄
Embark on an unforgettable journey into the heart of the Sonoran Desert with our exclusive Private Nature Camping Sites at Infinity Ranch. Rediscovered after 34 years this gated wonderland stood untouched for 3 decades now open for you to enjoy. Immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of the Sierrta Mountain Chain, where rugged landscapes meet starlit skies, and the serenity of nature becomes your personal sanctuary.
🏕️ Secluded Oasis Hidden Yet Close To City Life
Discover the magic of our carefully curated private camping sites, nestled behind 7000 acres of Arizona State Trust Land in the outskirts of Tucson . Yet, just 30 to 50 minutes from major tourist venues like: Old Tucson Studios, Pima Air and Space Museum, Arizona Sonoran Desert Museum, Casino Del Sol, Kitt Peak National Observatory, and many others. This hidden gem offers an intimate escape for those seeking solace in nature's embrace without trekking to far from access to modern amenities. Settle into your campsite surrounded by the enchanting saguaros and mesquite trees that paint the landscape.
🌅 Sunrise Serenity, Sunset Spectacle
Awaken to the gentle hues of the sunrise as the desert comes alive with a symphony of colors. Your private camping experience allows you to savor the tranquility of the morning, sipping a steaming cup of coffee or tea while the desert flora welcomes a new day. As the sun begins its descent, witness the breathtaking transformation of the horizon and create in harmony your own personal exclusive sunset ceremony, painting the sky in hues of pink, orange, and gold.
Get your camera ready for that Insta Pic. Oh and no worries High Speed Data Cellular Service is available from your preferred carrier.... YEP IN THE MIDDLE OF A SECLUDED PRIVATE NATURE PRESERVE YOUR PHONE WORKS!
🔥 Campfire Tales and Stargazing Delight
As the evening unfolds, gather around a your crackling campfire to share stories under the vast desert sky, lose yourself in a mesmerizing stargazing experience. With minimal light pollution, Infinity Ranch's night sky becomes a canvas of celestial wonders, inviting you to marvel at the cosmos like never before. Rated between a Class 2 Truly Dark Sky and a Class 3 Rual Dark Sky on the Bortle Scale
🚀 Tailored Adventures and Guided Exploration
Customize your camping adventure with a range of outdoor activities, from hiking through saguaro-studded trails, challenging mountain biking, small off-road ATVs allowed, birdwatching, desert survival skills, history and mining tours, nature photography and STAR GAZING. Our experienced guides are on hand to ensure you make the most of your desert expedition, providing insights into the unique flora, fauna, geological and massive mineral diversity (Fluorite, 3 Types Of Quartz and more) that call Infinity Ranch home.
🌟 Unplug and Reconnect
Escape the demands of modern life and embrace the simplicity of nature. Our private camping sites at Infinity Ranch provide you a unique private opportunity to unplug, unwind, and reconnect with yourself and your loved ones. Immerse yourself in the rhythm of the desert, where each moment is a precious gift waiting to be discovered.
🌿 Book Your Private Nature Camping
Experience Today
Launch on your adventure with our exclusive private camping sites in Tucson, Arizona at Infinity Ranch. Limited 4 slots available for Tent, Primative or Self Contained Camper/RV (Up To 24 Ft) Power can be provided for an extra fee of $ 25.00 per day. Potable Water Can Be Provided for a $10 fee. Reserve your spot now and create memories that will last a lifetime. Nature is calling – will you answer?
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Ethel's Hideout
7. Ethel's Hideout
96%
(223)
Fredonia, AZ · 10 sites · Tents, RVs
Our story begins with a little old lady, our grandma, who believed with all her heart that we were worth it. She passed a few years ago, and what better way to honor her belief in us than to create Ethel's Hideout. We came from a small ranching family, which has brought us closer than we ever imagined. Hard work and dedication were imprinted on us from a young age. On this land we have built an RV pull-through, camp sites, and horse stalls. One day we hope to have some small cabins to share with you all.
Ethel's is your home away from home. We border agriculture and sate and public lands which provides an authentic western experience. Though tucked away to give the illusion of seclusion, we are located only 7 miles from downtown Kanab Utah. Kanab features many fun and exciting events throughout the year. Located right in the heart of several national parks, Zions, Grand Canyon, Bryce Canyon, Lake Powell and many more fun things to tour. Hook ups include power and water. Our most unique feature is horse stalls on site. Bring your horses with you and reserve stalls for them as well. Our convenient location offers direct access to ride on public lands. Traveling with horses? We have just the spot with (8) 12′ x 14′ covered stall. Contact us to book stalls for your horses to stay over night with you.
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Wild West RV Ranch
8. Wild West RV Ranch
97%
(18)
Maricopa, AZ · 16 sites · Tents, RVs
Tucked into 20 acres of tranquil Sonoran desert just outside Maricopa, the Wild West RV Ranch invites you to unwind under wide-open skies and a backdrop of rust-coloured desert terrain. Whether you’re rolling in with a big rig or pitching a tent, you’ll find a space that feels both open and welcoming.
Choose from full-hook-up RV sites—complete with water, sewer, 30/50 amp electric, WiFi and a pull-through large enough for rigs under 50 ft—or go more primitive with a tent-friendly spot near the shower house and restrooms. Campfires are allowed at every site, lighting up nights under starry desert skies.
When you’re ready to stretch your legs, meet the “locals”: the working ranch on-site is home to emus, chickens, turkeys, peacocks and even a giant Sulcata tortoise—adding a fun wild-west-meets-farm-feel to the stay. And just beyond the campsite, you’ll find laundry, a small store stocked with ranch-fresh eggs, local honey, snacks, beer and wine.
Warm mornings, cool evenings, and the peaceful hum of desert life make this a spot where you can slow down, breathe deep and connect with the outdoors—without sacrificing comfort.
Highlights
• Spacious pull-through RV sites: full hookups + WiFi.
• Tent sites in a more rustic setting with water & basic facilities.
• On-site ranch animals and plenty of open desert space to roam.
• Store, laundry and shower house make for easy, comfortable stays.
• Campfires allowed—perfect for a laid-back desert evening.
Ideal For
• RV travellers driving through Arizona who want full amenity support.
• Tent campers looking for something more comfortable than “rough it” desert camping.
• Families or groups who appreciate a bit of character (hello, emus!) in their campground.
• Anyone wanting a peaceful desert base with a little ranch flavor, but still within reach of local conveniences.
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Campfire Adventure Ranch
9. Campfire Adventure Ranch
96%
(27)
Sun Valley, AZ · 4 sites · Tents, Lodging
Adjacent to the Petrified Forest National Park and overlooking the Painted Desert’s Lithodendron Wash, the Hopi Camper Cabin at the Campfire Adventure Ranch is located on an old ostrich ranch and a perfect base camp for your outdoor adventure. The 40 acre ranch is located on a dirt road off I-40 and just an exit away from the north entrance to Petrified Forest National Park. It is one of the closest lodging options to the park.
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Show Low AZ GreatSky CampRanch
10. Show Low AZ GreatSky CampRanch
87%
(168)
Show Low, AZ · 22 sites · Tents, RVs
Enjoy the Junipers and see the stars fall over the Cedars!
At 6000ft elevation the air is much cleaner and the weather is much cooler, especially in the summer time! We have plenty of space. A well house to fill up your water. There are also outdoor bathrooms, no shower yet, but working on that! We're just a short seven minute drive to the dump station at a local gas station down the road on the Deuce of Clubs and Penrod. We are 14 minutes from a large hospital, 10 minutes from major grocery stores, shopping and restaurants, and many other fun activities. Our location is in a perfect spot to enjoy the blue sky and great weather. Sunrise Ski area is a quick drive too! Pinetop Lakeside are within 10 minutes, Taylor and Snowflake are within 15 to 25 minutes. We hope you visit and continue to keep our environment clean and a chill spot to visit. We are home to a family-friendly honky-tonk, and microbrewery, now open Thu-Sat 3:30pm-8:30pm. Please check our Instagram or Facebook @the4sbarn and @greatskycampranch_showlowaz for updates. Seasonal business may change our days/hours of operation. Cheers!
Please do not bring outside firewood.
Please do not take the firewood on our property.
There is a level 2 fire-ban in our county.
No smoking outside of your vehicle.
No campfires. No charcoal grills.
Gas grills and gas firepits are approved.
Thank you for your support!
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Karla's Hummingbird Guest Ranch
11. Karla's Hummingbird Guest Ranch
100%
(344)
Huachuca City, AZ · 10 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Welcome to Karla's Hummingbird Guest Ranch!
Check in after 12 pm, check out by 10 am.
My 8 acre private horse property is located in the Sky Islands area of South Eastern Arizona. Are you grown ups who don't want to be next to kids yelling and running around dropping trash and throwing rocks, or barking pit bulls chained up, or loud music and generators? Do you like a clean restroom and a nice breakfast area on a well maintained property? Do you want to feel safe, enjoy beautiful views and know your stuff won't be stolen while you are in Tombstone? Then my place is for you! 18 and over. NO PIT BULLS. Good well behaved dogs allowed on leash welcome. If you want to bring a properly raised young person you can make your case to me and I will consider.
I offer 2 full hook-up spaces, one space is covered. Power is 50 AMPS! An RV must be under 12' to fit under the covered space.
I offer 4 dry camping options. You can book the Tent Cabana-The Shady Rest- listing or you can dry camp by booking through my Tent and Vehicle Camping listing. There are no exact designated spaces for tent/vehicle camping. You can choose where you prefer to camp. An extra vehicle is OK as long as it's part of your one campsite. 2 groups with 2 camp vehicles is 2 campsites.
I also have the Pool House, an indoor option with a power outlet, and it's close to the pool and restroom area. You can set up your bed or rent a full size bed which I will set up for you.
This is my private property, you and your gear are safe and secure. You can leave your campsite and go exploring, no one will bother your stuff.
I have WiFi and great cell service here. Please arrive by 8pm unless arrangements are made in advance. I meet with you and show you around.
I will greet you and show you around. I close my gates at dark. Once you are here you may come and go as you please.
I am located just over an hour away from Tucson and 25 minutes off the 10.
Dry campers- Off the pool area there is a clean restroom in my back garage and a sink with hot water. There is a breakfast room with clean refrigerator, microwave and coffee maker available for your use. Lots of local birds visit daily. You are welcome to visit and pet my horses and donkeys!
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Peaceful Experience Ranch 🌄😍
12. Peaceful Experience Ranch 🌄😍
94%
(32)
Williams, AZ · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
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😍 What to Expect:
Discover peace, privacy, and natural beauty just 20 miles from the Grand Canyon. Enjoy stargazing, mountain views, and the perfect retreat for adventure seekers. 🍂. Come relax, camp under a starlit sky 🌌, and create unique moments surrounded by peace and nature. 🌄
🛏️ Amenities and Features:
- Spacious area perfect for camping or RV parking.
- Stargazing and breathtaking sunrise/sunsets.
- Scenic mountain views and secluded privacy.
- Flat terrain for easy tent setup.
🚗 Only 20 miles from the Grand Canyon for breathtaking views, 30 miles from the charming Route 66 town of Williams, and 45 miles from the vibrant city of Flagstaff.
🛣️Road Conditions:
Highway 180 is well-paved, but once you turn onto Laguna Rd, it becomes a dirt road. The property itself is a bit bumpy, so drive slowly and carefully for a smooth trip.
⚠️ → IMPORTANT NOTICE
- We haven't placed road signage yet. Please follow the detailed directions or use the Google Maps location available once your booking is confirmed. Our host is available for assistance.
- Vehicle Recommendation: 4WD advised, especially during rainy seasons.
🌿 The Experience We're Offering
We aim to provide our guests with an opportunity to immerse themselves in the stunning natural beauty of this area at an incredibly affordable rate. This spot allows you to connect with nature, enjoy breathtaking landscapes, and create lasting memories all while maintaining a budget-friendly experience.
🚿 Nearby Camper Services Available 🫧
Although our site is off-grid and does not offer showers or potable water, guests can access affordable shower and laundry services at Camper Services, located near the entrance to Mather Campground in Grand Canyon National Park (approximately 20 miles away).
Services available daily from 7:00 am to 10:00 pm
Hot Showers (5 min): $2.50
Standard Laundry (Washer): $2.50
Large Washer (40 lb): $5.50
Dryer (30 min): $1.25
Detergent, softener, and blea
Detergent, softener, and bleach: $1.25 each.
🚨 Emergency Contacts:
📞 911 for Police/Fire/Ambulance
📞Coconino County Sheriff: (928) 774-4523
📞Grand Canyon National Park Service: (928) 638-7888
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Verde River Vortex
13. Verde River Vortex
99%
(317)
Clarkdale, AZ · 2 sites
Learn more about this land:
Greetings fellow adventure lovers (:
**PROMO FOR MAY/JUNE/JULY. BOOKING INCLUDES THE USE OF SUP/PADDLE BOARD TO FLOAT THE VERDE RIVER**
Welcome to Verde River Vortex where we have simple yet Comfy Cabin Accomodations with access to tons of outdoor activities in close proximity to our lovely space. The Cabins are nestled around a patch of Bamboo and other high desert vegetation offering nature and relaxation in the Jacuzzi after a day out adventuring.
Only a few minutes away, The AWESOME Verde River which offers TONS of water fun, SUP, Kayak, Swimming, or just chilling.
Each Cabin is fully equipped (hot water/basic appliances/kitchen/bathroom/dishes) as an Adventure base during your stay providing a comfortable, cozy and unique location for couples or small groups to enjoy while adventuring and creating memories in the area. Being an Outdoor Adventure Guide and Native to AZ, We provide various suggestions on local activities for our guests to enjoy as well as helpful tips to get the most out of their stay. Your Host is a professional Outdoor Adventure guide with years of experience all over the Southwest and Costa Rica and always happy to help with adventure shine!
TWO CABINS AVAILABLE:
Crystal Cabin Loft With Outdoor Jacuzzi - 1-4 ppl Great For Couples
Juniper Cabin 1-4+ ppl Better for families or larger groups needing more space.
More details on the spaces can be viewed in the individual cabin pictures/description.
approx. times to various points of interest from VRV:
The Grand Canyon - 2.5hrs
Cottonwood - 10-20
Sedona - 30-4o min
Flagstaff - 1hr
Prescott - 1hr
Bryce Canyon - 6hrs
Zion Nat Park - 5hrs
Mexico - 6-7hrs
**It should be noted that this is a Rural Area in which case you might hear Farm Animals, Dogs, Critters like Coyotes and nature sounds ! We are located on a Dirt Road, 4x4 is not needed unless we are having very stormy weather**
Safe Adventuring to all and feel free to reach out with any questions.
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Ash Creek: Canyon Views & History
14. Ash Creek: Canyon Views & History
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Cibecue, AZ · 8 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Experience the beauty of nature like never before with a camping trip to Ash Creek Canyon. Nestled in a picturesque setting, this canyon offers a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Whether you're an avid camper or a first-timer, Ash Creek Canyon provides the perfect backdrop for your outdoor adventure. With its towering cliffs, lush greenery, and soothing creek, it's a haven for nature lovers. Set up your tent under the stars, explore scenic hiking trails, or simply relax by the water's edge. Don't forget to pack your essentials and follow local guidelines to ensure a safe and unforgettable experience. Discover the tranquility of Ash Creek Canyon—where adventure meets peace.
Nestled within the Tonto National Forest lies a privately owned canyon and historic city, untouched by the public since 1945. Now reopened, this secluded haven offers a rare opportunity to explore one of Arizona’s most pristine landscapes. Winding through the canyon is Ash Creek, accompanied by scenic camping areas and a long-forgotten mining town of Chrysotile. Home to a remarkable variety of native plants and wildlife, this area has been recognized by Arizona Fish and Game as one of the most biologically rich regions in the state.
Discover the Outdoors with Us
Welcome to the start of your next adventure! We are passionate about providing exceptional experiences, connecting you with nature, and creating memories that last a lifetime. Whether you're a seasoned camper or trying it out for the first time, our carefully curated sites and commitment to quality service ensure you'll have an unforgettable journey.
Explore Ash Creek Canyon with Our Side-by-Side Off-Road Vehicle Rentals
Make the most of your stay in Ash Creek Canyon, whether you’re camping under the stars or relaxing in a cozy house rental. We offer side-by-side off-road vehicles available for rent, perfect for exploring the stunning landscapes and trails of the canyon. Each vehicle is designed to comfortably accommodate up to six people, making it ideal for families and groups of friends. Embark on your next adventure with ease and create unforgettable memories in the great outdoors! The rate for machine rentals is $400 a day. We can also provide some safe trail ideas.
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Red Rock Roping, LLC
15. Red Rock Roping, LLC
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Carefree, AZ · 3 sites
Welcome to Red Rock Roping! Where you will be a close 3 mile drive to old town Cave Creek restaurants, bars, and shopping strip. But far enough to enjoy a quiet and peaceful scenery of mountains, sunsets and sunrises. Don’t forget to kick your feet up, and end your night to enjoy a wide open view of the stars! Also, keep your eyes open for desert critters such as rattlesnakes, tarantulas, scorpions, deer, road runners, bob cats, and coyotes. We ask please do not pet, catch, feed or leave any food out that will attract them. Enjoy them from a picture away :)
Our 2 accessible acres will give you 360 view of mountains, our Red Rock Roping arena, and a Saloon to gather under to enjoy cool refreshments, and a meal with your friends/family. Right outside our entrance going North on 80th Street you can hike over to the Grapevine Wash which is a short walk away from the Cave Creek Town Trail System for hiking and horseback riding, and if you’re adventurous you can hike up 2 miles of a 800’ climb on a gravel road/trails to “Mexican Hat” for an even more incredible view! We are a 30 amp full hook up (sewer, water & electrical) for 33’ RV’s and living quarters horse trailers. You will also have access to our community laundry area, with a large garbage can to dump a bag if needed.
Some suggestions for town; Grab some quick delicous breakfast and coffee at Janey’s. Or American cuisine lunch at The Horny Toad, a Mexican cuisine dinner while watching the turtles in the pond at El Encanto! Ofrenda, right at the end of the road, also has great authentic Mexican cuisine. Many restaurants to choose from all within a short drive. Bashas, Safeway, Target, and Walmart and Sprouts are all within a 3-6 mile drive too!
We have two turnout pens for horses. That are located right behind where you will park your trailer. They both have a cover that provides some shade, as well as running water. We do not provide any feed, so please make sure you bring some! We ask that you please do not feed any horses that do not belong to you. Or go into any pen that your horse is not in. For safety and respect :) Thank you in advance.
(Horse turnouts are an extra $25 each/per night)
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Cave Creek Quiet Homestead
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Cave Creek, AZ · 4 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Quiet slice of heaven under the stars on our homestead.
We continue to have reduced our camping experience for our winter 2025 season to keep our site secluded and private. Please check back for open dates and sites
Our space offers a tranquil setting with several camping options.
Site # 1: Glamping Tent is Closed for 2025 season. We are offering tent campers at this site on a limited availability.
Site #2: Saguaro Camp site. Bring your tent or rent one of ours.
Site # 3: RV Glamping. Queen size bed with a dinette that can be used as an extra bed for the little ones.
Site # 4 RV, Pop Ups or Living Quarters with horses/mules
Site # 5 Boarding for Horses or Mules
We offer Communal Spaces with restroom, grill, table, other seating with larger fire-pit. Feel free to visit our horses, chickens or hike our beautiful trails right from the property.
Enjoy the horses, the stars at night and our neighboring coyotes sing if you are lucky.
Our home is close by, the little white farmhouse on the hill.
Thank you for looking!
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Grand Sky Acres
17. Grand Sky Acres
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Williams, AZ · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
This spacious land is over 4 acres of high desert with breathtaking 360 degree views.
Only 45 minutes from Flagstaff, 30 minutes from the historic Grand Canyon, and only 36 minutes from Williams, this property is in the middle of it all. There is so much potential for amazing adventures.
You could go fishing in Williams or have a snowball fight in Flagstaff. If you have never seen the Grand Canyon you are in for an ultimate life changing experience.
The dark night skies in this area may just keep you at camp. You can see every star out here and enjoy the escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. With wide open spaces you have so much room to play.
The road to the property is about 0.8 miles and is considered dirt rugged. It will require you to so down under 5 miles an hour in a few places. You have the entire road to travel on and maneuver around the big bumps. I drive my car to the property ever time and don't have an issue if I slow down and go around large holes. If there is a recent storm in the area the road will be difficult to navigate.
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Desert Glamping
18. Desert Glamping
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Meadview, AZ · 15 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Meadview Arizona was founded in 1826 by Jedediah Smith on his Southwest Expedition in search for Beaver! Staying a small remote and quiet town it can feel like it would have in the Wild West.
We obtained our campground from a couple that owned it for 20 years but just weren't able to do to it what they had originally planned.. So it was essentially a blank canvas for us to create!! We are the closest town to the Grand Canyon SKYWALK, which is just 40 minutes from us. Meadview, the town we are located, is the only place to obtain Free Entree to the Lake Mead Recreational Center. Our Campground just 10 miles from Lake Mead and 17 Miles from the Colorado River. We have outstanding Lookouts, Top notch Stargazing, Gold Prospecting, Bird Watching, Fishing, Off Roading etc.
Some of the Best Desert Off-Roading through trails within the Joshua Tree National Forest, Please note you must bring your own OHV, horse, etc, there is currently no rentals available. We do have Kayaks to rent upon arrival. There is a hidden water fall in the Grapevine Wash that you can get to with a 4 wheel vehicle and you hike in about 15 minutes in. Stunning views and gorgeous natural spring and waterfall.
We are 45 minutes off the 93 Freeway
Free WIFI provided at the office!.. The town doesn't always have a powerful signal, please keep that in mind in your travels. However, if you have Verizon, it gets GREAT service!
There are three restaurants in town, all just one mile from site... The Boathouse, Anchor Smokehouse and Fishermans Landing Bar. We have a Bakery called Rosemary and Thyme that serves Delicious foods & Pastries and makes great coffees. There is also a Gas n Grub that has ice, propane etc... 5 miles away is a Family Dollar store which we lovingly call the "Mall of Meadview"
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The Rocking T
19. The Rocking T
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Elfrida, AZ · 6 sites · Tents, RVs
Hi, I am a city girl and he is a country boy. We talked about getting land for a long time, to start a ranch. In 2020 we did just that. We are constantly improving and expanding our ranch. Making it more enjoyable for everyone. I hope that you will come for a bit and enjoy it with us. Pet the animals and enjoy the landscape. And enjoy all the famous sights in the area. With tons of areas for bird watching, and hikes. The old western Tombstone, 30 minutes away. Benson, an hour away. and Bisbee. Dragoons, Mountains, The border. And so much more.
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La Hacienda Chuparosa
20. La Hacienda Chuparosa
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Tucson, AZ · 4 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
When my husband and I were dating in NY we confessed our mutual desire to get back "home" to the west. It made me fall in love with him even faster. So when we married we moved to Washington DC knowing that in time we would make it west. 5 years later, when the traffic and the politics has taken its toll, we made a trip to Tucson and fell in love with this charming property that exudes all the beauty and grace of the Sonoran Desert. We looked at each other as we walked around looking at the stunning Mtn. Views and the mesquite fence and knew we were finally "home."
I've always adored the SW Hummingbirds and wanted to name the property La Hacienda Chuparosa. When we moved in, for the first week, every morning a hummingbird was sipping nectar from one of our plants in the front yard. We knew it was meant to be.
So we added a couple of horses to our dream, built some stalls, and now are ready to welcome you to La Hacienda Chuparosa. We know you will find the same magic here that we do.
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Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Sarah
1 week ago
With kids
Cozy simple cabin in a quiet and remote area outside of cottonwood. Had everything we needed to make a base camp and explore the Sedona area. Recommend arriving before dark.
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Jill
1 week ago
Tent
What a wonderful haven in the desert! Karla’s place was absolutely perfect. Everything was so well-appointed, from solar lights to light your path, to wood in the fire, bonfire and snore ready. She had not missed a single detail. Also really enjoyed petting Rhett, the handsome young donkey.
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Warren
1 week ago
35 ft fifth wheel
With pets
Karla, the host was very informative and met us when we got there. Her yard is set up well for larger RV’s and tenters. The tenters have their own little house. She has the most amazing oasis in her backyard.
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Veronica
2 weeks ago
31 ft Class C
With pets
Super convenient location. Far enough outside the city to enjoy all the species of birds on their property (who doesn’t love emu chicks and peacocks!), but close enough to town to run to Walmart for emergency supplies (thanks, leaky waterline). The property manager came by to check in with us on our first day and was incredibly patient with our one year old raptor of a puppy (100 lb German shepherd puppy; iykyk) when she reared up trying to get pets not realizing she’s 100 lbs yet. He was very good with her and gave her tons of attention. The property bathrooms are cleaned daily and there’s a little store on site. The washing machines are in working order. For a stop through AZ on I-10, this camp with full hookups cannot be beat. Going on our list of “will stay again next time we need to stop in AZ”.
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Silke
2 weeks ago
Tent
I enjoyed the quiet and the soft sounds of the horses.
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Deb
2 weeks ago
40 ft Class C
We really enjoyed our stay on Mike's property. It was easy to find, the entrance was a bit bumpy, but we entered without trouble. Our site was quiet and it was nice to have trees around us. We would definitely stay again.
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Debra
2 weeks ago
Group trip
The Casita was just right for our two couples to spend two nights as a jumping off spot for exploring the Painted Desert / Petrified Forest National Park. The two separated areas were nice for privacy, with shared kitchen downstairs and shared lounging space upstairs. Bonus: The night sky here is amazing! And Sandee is such a friendly host.
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Thomas
2 weeks ago
33 ft travel trailer
Such a quiet, beautiful property. And Mel is a 5 star host! We look forward to our next visit.
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amy
2 weeks ago
22 ft campervan
With kids
Views are unique and striking! Communication with Luis was easy.
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Sarah
2 weeks ago
Tent
We loved camping here! Julie was so sweet and let us meet some of the animals. The bathroom was clean and the site was as described. The tent pad is next to some horse stalls, but our horse neighbors were very respectful while we were sleeping :)
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karen
2 weeks ago
Tent
With kids
Our little family of three stayed on Holly’s farm for two nights. Our daughter loved the farm animals. When we were out exploring town, she always asked to go back to the farm! She loved feeding the pigs and cuddling with the sheep. The dogs were friendly, the turkeys were friendly, the humans were friendly.. and even though we are city dwellers, we felt right at home. We highly recommend Holly’s farm if you’re visiting Sedona! We are totally coming back!
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Janet
2 weeks ago
22 ft travel trailer
The Brewery was closed the day I was there so I did not see anyone else. Nice spot for quiet stay
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Rebecca
2 weeks ago
With pets
The little casita was great! We enjoyed our evening there. Sandy came by to visit and she was lovely.
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Crystal
2 weeks ago
Weekend Trip to Shiloh Ranch Guesthouse
This is an amazing space. Sandee is a wonderful host and the house had everything we needed for a simple, quiet get away. We made good use of the fire pit and balcony to look at the stars. We will definitely be visiting again.
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Amber
2 weeks ago
Tent
I loved tent camping here. I was traveling solo and it felt very safe and welcoming. I appreciate the details from the hand painted signs to the clear instructions. Jamie was at the camp and was so amazing. She took me on a local hike to see some petroglyphs! The bathrooms are clean and the shower is spacious. At night the property is lit thoughtfully so you can see the stars and see where you are going. It was a perfect jumping off point for Zion. I’ll be back.
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Jessica
2 weeks ago
Tent
Great space - near Casa Grande and Maricopa. Amenities were nice. I enjoyed a shower and the open air with mature trees onsite too. I would book it again. No one bothered me and I kept to myself, which is just what I wanted.
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Tim
2 weeks ago
25 ft Class C
Mary was fabulous and the location was away from the crowds and very quiet. Was welcomed to fire pit each night and shared drinks as well. Highly recommend and will be a frequent visitor!!
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Emily
2 weeks ago
26 ft Class A
Lovely rural site . Friendly owners , clean , has full hook ups .
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Haneen
3 weeks ago
Weekend Trip to Epic Private 300 Acre Saguaro Park
This is the second time I’ve stayed at this property, first time was at a tent camp site and this time at the airstream (: it’s a lovely place and always have a good time here. The desert is beautiful and the hosts are wonderful!
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Sarah
3 weeks ago
Tent
The most unique camping experience I’ve had! Not quite what I expected but was fun for one night tent camping! Super nice family and nice animals you get to pet.
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