The best yurt rentals in Arizona

Tucked away in mountain forests and sprinkled like stars across desert expanses, Arizona yurt camping options allow you to experience grand landscapes. While some luxury yurts come loaded with glamping amenities (like kitchens, air conditioning, wood-burning stoves, high-end bedding, and private bathrooms), others offer off-grid adventures in remote regions. Yurt campsites can give you easy access to popular sites like Grand Canyon National Park, Antelope Canyon, and Arizona's state parks and national parks. Experience a romantic getaway amid Flagstaff's ponderosa pines or Sedona's Red Rocks. Or, find an urban yurt camping site near one of the larger cities, like Tucson or Phoenix. Yurts may or may not have electricity, water, and wifi; however, most offer a unique connection to the surrounding landscapes. Admire cacti from a large deck, hang a hammock under a ponderosa Pine, or gather around a fire on a cool desert night.

Top-rated campgrounds

1. Black Canyon Gulch

3 sites · Lodging · Heber, AZ

Escape to the Woods in Comfort and Adventure in Heber, AZ Nestled among the whispering pines, our cozy campground offers the perfect blend of rustic charm and outdoor fun. Stay in one of our two welcoming yurts, or gather under the cabana for meals cooked on the BBQ or flat-top griddle. Spend your days soaking in the beauty of nature and your evenings gathered around the fire. Challenge friends and family to a game of horseshoes, try your hand at axe throwing, or relax on the swing beneath the stars. With convenient outhouses and plenty of space to roam, you’ll have everything you need to unwind, recharge, and reconnect with the outdoors. Whether you’re seeking a romantic getaway or a family adventure, our little slice of the forest is the perfect place to slow down, breathe deeply, and get back to nature.

Tucked away in mountain forests and sprinkled like stars across desert expanses, Arizona yurt camping options allow you to experience grand landscapes. While some luxury yurts come loaded with glamping amenities (like kitchens, air conditioning, wood-burning stoves, high-end bedding, and private bathrooms), others offer off-grid adventures in remote regions. Yurt campsites can give you easy access to popular sites like Grand Canyon National Park, Antelope Canyon, and Arizona's state parks and national parks. Experience a romantic getaway amid Flagstaff's ponderosa pines or Sedona's Red Rocks. Or, find an urban yurt camping site near one of the larger cities, like Tucson or Phoenix. Yurts may or may not have electricity, water, and wifi; however, most offer a unique connection to the surrounding landscapes. Admire cacti from a large deck, hang a hammock under a ponderosa Pine, or gather around a fire on a cool desert night.