12 Best Cabin Rentals Near Douglas, AZ, US 2025

Looking for cabins in Douglas? Hipcamp lists over a dozen cabin stays right in this part of Arizona, with prices starting at $40 a night and an average around that mark. You’ll find cabins tucked near cotton fields, set against rocky outcrops, or bordering open desert—each with basics like toilets, showers, and the option to build a campfire. snow sports, fishing, and wildlife-watching top the activity list here, with local hosts sharing tips on the best spots. For a tried-and-tested spot, check out The Greenhouse Trolley Hobby Farm (51 reviews), Harry and Barbara’s Windmill (18 reviews), or The Desert Oasis Campground (15 reviews). Expect clear desert nights, quiet mornings, and easy access to the outdoors—without leaving comfort behind.

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Top-rated campgrounds

Looking for cabins in Douglas? Hipcamp lists over a dozen cabin stays right in this part of Arizona, with prices starting at $40 a night and an average around that mark. You’ll find cabins tucked near cotton fields, set against rocky outcrops, or bordering open desert—each with basics like toilets, showers, and the option to build a campfire. snow sports, fishing, and wildlife-watching top the activity list here, with local hosts sharing tips on the best spots. For a tried-and-tested spot, check out The Greenhouse Trolley Hobby Farm (51 reviews), Harry and Barbara’s Windmill (18 reviews), or The Desert Oasis Campground (15 reviews). Expect clear desert nights, quiet mornings, and easy access to the outdoors—without leaving comfort behind.

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Top-rated campgrounds

1. The Desert Oasis Campground

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14mi from Douglas · 22 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Mc Neal, AZ

At A "MILD" 4200 Feet Above Sea Level, the campground is on an Arizona desert oasis. For those who love the outdoors, the campground has a panoramic view of the Mule, Swiss Helm, Perillo, Chiricahua, and Dragoon mountains and is located just outside the quaint, historic city of Bisbee, Arizona. In winter, the dry desert air makes it feel a few degrees warmer than the thermometer indicates. Located on a 120-acre ranch we are pet friendly and have over 3 miles of hiking trails. Our accommodations also include camping cabins and RV rentals. For your enjoyment, we have a large well-equipped recreation center with a tv lounge, darts, ping-pong table, and pool table. Highspeed internet is located at our Clubhouse. The Clubhouse also comes equipped with bathrooms and a shower.

2. Trail Riders

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38mi from Douglas · 3 sites · RVs, Lodging · Tombstone, AZ

Welcome to Trail Riders Inn and RV Park, your perfect home base in the heart of historic Tombstone! Conveniently located just steps from Old Tombstone’s vibrant Main Street, our park offers easy access to the town’s iconic attractions.At Trail Riders, we provide full hook-up RV sites for vehicles up to 30 feet, ensuring a comfortable stay for your adventure. Have a larger RV? Give us a call, and we’ll do our best to accommodate you!Relax and unwind at our refreshing pool and soothing hot tub, ideal for families looking to cool off after a day of exploring Tombstone’s historic charm. Whether you’re here for the Wild West history or a family getaway, Trail Riders Inn and RV Park has everything you need for a memorable stay!

3. Cold Bore Ranch

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46mi from Douglas · 8 sites · Lodging · Cochise, AZ

Learn more about this land:6 RV full hook up spaces, a 1 Br Casita, lots of tent camping area, covered pens and turn outs for 20 to 40 horses. Round Pen and arenas, tack House, great water, great trails, great Arizona rarified air

4. Coronado National Forest

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479 sites · Sonoita, Arizona

If you think southern Arizona is nothing but parched desert, think again.

Pets

Potable water

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5. Harry and Barbara’s Windmill.

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16mi from Douglas · 4 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Mc Neal, AZ

The Sandhill Cranes are Back! We purchased our 20 acre homestead 16 years ago. The buildings were unlivable and land was overgrazed , but the windmill and sweet water well gave promise. We have been Restoring the land, allowing its native habitat to thrive. We now have a Year round vegetable garden, honeybees, orchard and grape vines. The adobe home and outbuildings and Sandhill (Crane) casita are restored with all recycle materials from the property. The 1.5 mile nature trail through grassland ,yucca and mesquite landscape provides solitude and 360 degree views of the sky islands in US and Mexico. Learn more about this land: Flat, well maintained, Paved road accesses our 20 acre private wildlife sanctuary. Boundary of Chihuahua and upper Sonoran deserts , 4100 feet, high desert, yucca , mesquite, grasslands. One of the top migratory birding regions in North America. Excellent windmill pumped water and a 1.5 mile walking nature trail. Heated and cooled casita (sleeps 2). Outdoor hot shower, compost toilet, outdoor fire pit and tables, games include corn hole and bocci at your door. Expansive views of 7 Sky Island mountain ranges and dark sky celestial wonder. Adjacent to globally significant Whitewater Draw wildlife refuge. 15 miles to historic Bisbee Arizona . Great climate.

6. THE OLD WEST

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43mi from Douglas · 1 site · Rodeo, NM

Public campgrounds near Douglas

Portal Bunkhouse Campground

41mi from Douglas · 1 site · in Coronado National Forest

Half Moon Ranch Campground

45mi from Douglas · 1 site · in Coronado National Forest

Stories from the community

Elizabeth

October 2025

With pets

3 nights at The Desert Oasis Campground

There was a large building with 2 pool tables, ping pong, TVs, washers, dryers, bar with seating area, sinks, etc. I enjoyed sitting on the patio listening/watching the birds. Highly recommend staying here if you are in the area.

Matt

April 2025

3 nights at Harry and Barbara’s Windmill.

We absolutely loved our stay at Sandhill Casita. The cozy quarters, the yard, the birds, and especially the host. We were made to feel very welcome here. If you love birding this place is a must. The yard is full of beautiful birds then it's only a 14 min drive to Whitewater Draw for even more variety of birds. I can't say enough good things about this place and the host. Hope we get the chance to visit this place again. Many blessings

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Mir

March 2025

Weekend Trip to Harry and Barbara’s Windmill.

Wonderful home, wonderful host! Make sure you're okay with an outdoor shower and bathroom (shower had great hot water and starry skies). Birds outside are a treat, and very comfortable inside even on warm days. We felt right at home

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Sharon

March 2025

Weekend Trip to Harry and Barbara’s Windmill.

I loved the birds and tranquility of the place! The casita has everything you need for a short and/or minimalist stay and is quite comfortable. The outdoor toilet and shower added to the experience (just take note of booking in the winter). I would definitely stay here again.

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Miriam

March 2025

2 nights at Harry and Barbara’s Windmill.

Gorgeous property with so many birds and a nice nature trail, also conveniently located for getting around the region and only 15 minutes from Whitewater Draw! The casita is very cute but I hadn't realized that both the toilet and shower are outdoors, so be prepared for that (and bring your own towel/shoes to walk back and forth).

Nearby Sandhill cranes at Whitewater Draw

Grace

February 2025

Weekend Trip to Harry and Barbara’s Windmill.

So much peace and beauty! We loved our stay here and cannot wait to come back. We came down for the Sandhill cranes but had so much fun birding on the trails around the ranch. We enjoyed the listening to a Great Horned Owl in the evenings and a sky full of stars. Definitely a perfect stay if you want to be closer to nature and have comfortable amenities.

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Gary

January 2025

4 nights at Harry and Barbara’s Windmill.

Barbara and Harrys place is highly recommended. Its a unique experience on land clearly loved by the hosts. Thoughtfully and beautifully decorated in a simple way, this casita will make you haopy. And if you really want to get happy bicycle down to Whitewater to experience the life energy of 1000s of sandhill cranes. We need more places in the world like this one. Inanna and Gary