The best dog-friendly glamping near Flagstaff

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Camping doesn't have to mean roughing it! If you're looking for a more luxurious camping experience that's pet-friendly, check out Hipcamp's glamping options near Flagstaff, Arizona. With over 230 available options, you're sure to find the perfect spot for you and your furry friend. Prices start as low as $25 per night, with an average of $60 per night. Be sure to check out top-rated campsites like Hawks Hideaway Camping, LLC (204 reviews), Beaver Creek Oasis (191 reviews), and Grand Canyon Eco Retreat (169 reviews). Trash, campfires, and showers are popular amenities, while activities like surfing and snow sports are sure to keep you and your pet entertained.

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Top-rated campgrounds near Flagstaff

1. The Moonshiner

41mi from Flagstaff · 1 site · Lodging
Bring your own bedding and an adventurous spirit, The Moonshiner awaits you! This is a unique no-frills camping experience, a perfect place to unwind, unplug, and stargaze from the comfort of bed. You will need to bring everything you may need for camping, besides shelter. Please read the entire description to make sure this is the right camping experience for you. It contains important information about what to expect, including condition of the local roads. The Moonshiner is a vintage 1960's camper that has been lovingly renovated. She sleeps 2 people cozily on a shared pull out bed. There is no light pollution out here, so you can see the Milky Way most nights. Enjoy a huge skylight over the double bed for some of the best stargazing in the country! The Moonshiner is set up on a private acre in a safe and peaceful neighborhood, approximately 30-40 minutes from the Grand Canyon (depending on your driving style and traffic). Guests have full private access to the camper and the surrounding yard. The camper is on a private acre and it’s all yours to do your thing. Your privacy will always be respected, and the property is laid out to ensure that. Please note that the camper does not lock from the outside, but you can lock yourself inside with a deadbolt. This is a community run camper/campsite. Open communication really helps things run smoothly, please contact me if there are any issues regarding your stay. We are unable to offer refunds due to weather, cold temperatures, road conditions or if it wasn't as easy to find as you would have liked. This is a camping adventure, you may face challenges, PLEASE know what you're getting yourself into and come prepared! Guests are responsible to bring whatever supplies you think you may need for a good camping experience, such as: water, food, sleeping bags and pillows, lantern, battery bank for charging devices, firewood and propane for the heater. Instead of a normal toilet, we have a compostable camping toilet. Just line the toilet bucket with a provided compostable bag, then put the bag in the compost bin on site before checking out.
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from 
$60
 / night

Camping doesn't have to mean roughing it! If you're looking for a more luxurious camping experience that's pet-friendly, check out Hipcamp's glamping options near Flagstaff, Arizona. With over 230 available options, you're sure to find the perfect spot for you and your furry friend. Prices start as low as $25 per night, with an average of $60 per night. Be sure to check out top-rated campsites like Hawks Hideaway Camping, LLC (204 reviews), Beaver Creek Oasis (191 reviews), and Grand Canyon Eco Retreat (169 reviews). Trash, campfires, and showers are popular amenities, while activities like surfing and snow sports are sure to keep you and your pet entertained.

95% (753)

Top-rated campgrounds near Flagstaff

1. The Moonshiner

41mi from Flagstaff · 1 site · Lodging
Bring your own bedding and an adventurous spirit, The Moonshiner awaits you! This is a unique no-frills camping experience, a perfect place to unwind, unplug, and stargaze from the comfort of bed. You will need to bring everything you may need for camping, besides shelter. Please read the entire description to make sure this is the right camping experience for you. It contains important information about what to expect, including condition of the local roads. The Moonshiner is a vintage 1960's camper that has been lovingly renovated. She sleeps 2 people cozily on a shared pull out bed. There is no light pollution out here, so you can see the Milky Way most nights. Enjoy a huge skylight over the double bed for some of the best stargazing in the country! The Moonshiner is set up on a private acre in a safe and peaceful neighborhood, approximately 30-40 minutes from the Grand Canyon (depending on your driving style and traffic). Guests have full private access to the camper and the surrounding yard. The camper is on a private acre and it’s all yours to do your thing. Your privacy will always be respected, and the property is laid out to ensure that. Please note that the camper does not lock from the outside, but you can lock yourself inside with a deadbolt. This is a community run camper/campsite. Open communication really helps things run smoothly, please contact me if there are any issues regarding your stay. We are unable to offer refunds due to weather, cold temperatures, road conditions or if it wasn't as easy to find as you would have liked. This is a camping adventure, you may face challenges, PLEASE know what you're getting yourself into and come prepared! Guests are responsible to bring whatever supplies you think you may need for a good camping experience, such as: water, food, sleeping bags and pillows, lantern, battery bank for charging devices, firewood and propane for the heater. Instead of a normal toilet, we have a compostable camping toilet. Just line the toilet bucket with a provided compostable bag, then put the bag in the compost bin on site before checking out.
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from 
$60
 / night

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