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Rebecca
November 2025
With pets
We had a great experience overall! Christine was flexible and understanding when we needed to change the dates of our stay. My daughter really enjoyed the property, especially the tire swing and hammock. It was a bit odd to us having a host on the property and around so much but Bill was helpful and friendly! Would recommend refinishing the benches and barstools on the deck as the wood was chipping in areas and could cause splinters. Some cushions on the benches would also add some more comfort but overall the deck was great for entertaining and relaxing. The inside was cozy and clean, had just the right amount of supplies for our stay. My daughter asked when we could go back before we even left, so we are looking forward to staying again sometime. Highly recommend!
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Hong
September 2025
4 nights at Creekside Retreat on 3 Acres!
This house is a wonderful base for exploring the Sedona area. It’s convenient to CottonWood, Camp Verde, the Village of Oak Creek, and anywhere in Sedona, which is just within a 30-minute drive away. The deck and creekside are my favorite spots—we enjoyed breakfast by the water in the mornings, and after a full day of exploring, we relaxed on the deck in the evening, cooking dinner and sipping tea or coffee. It felt so peaceful and cozy. The rooms are spacious and very clean, and the property has BBQ grills both in the yard and on the deck, along with everything you might need for a comfortable stay. The host also provides plenty of privacy, making the place feel like your own. If I return to Sedona, I would absolutely stay here again.
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Andrea
March 2025
Tent
We spent three nights here and I recommend it as a budget-friendly campsite close to all Sedona adventures. We booked this site for several reasons: wifi, flush toilets, a shower, potable water, and the ability to leave our camp set up the entire trip instead of tearing down each morning with dispersed camping. All advertised amenities were available and working. There’s a wonderful creek beside the campsite with stairs for easy access. It’s a great place to cool off on a hot afternoon, as there’s not much other shade on the property (or anywhere in AZ). I would book this site again!
Some considerations:
The outdoor shower had no curtain, so we used a blanket to hang from hooks and showered in our swimsuits. There are three goats that wander the property. They didn’t bug us much, but were very curious! I would not leave food out. A groundskeeper was at the property when we pulled up and he showed us around the property, otherwise it would have been a little confusing finding where to park, set up camp, bathrooms, and shower were. We had to text the host for wifi information once we arrived, but there is barely any cell service at the site, so I’d try to get this info ahead of time. There are occasionally people walking by your campsite to access the river. We had a sedan, which was fine, but I’d recommend a higher clearance vehicle since the last few miles are a rocky dirt road.
Again, this worked well for us and we would book again!
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SV
March 2025
Tent
I liked Hidden Gem a lot. There was a large flat grassy space and a fire ring. I appreciated having flush toilet and shower facilities. We were the first visitors in a while, but they tidied up for us after we arrives. Thank you! I also loved the calm and peaceful location near the stream. A couple things: outdoor shower area did not have any privacy and there is a (seasonal??) stream that we could not pass when we (sedan) were trying to drive to Sedona. We had to drive all the way around. I think it would have been nice to know that there is one direction that was impassable except with a high clearance vehicle. Finally, there are some curious goats… All food stuffs needed to be put away before and after each meal. That was my first HipCamp experience and it was a pretty good one.
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Laura
December 2024
1 night at The Invisible Home |Grand Canyon|
The Invisible Room was a fun and cozy place! The space warms up quickly, Macario is responsive and the room is overall well kept.
We had been warned in advance that there wouldn't be running water at all, but I wish we had anticipated getting more gallons of water to handle dishes and basic needs as the only water provided was 2 small bottles. The cutlery isn't the one on the pics, we only had leftover plastic cutlery. The fridge is a desk one, so super small - you can only fit about 4 cans in there. Furniture and decor also isn't what's on the pictures. We wished the mirrors/windows had been cleaned because they were really dirty all over. The instructions states a dumpster that we couldn't find although we tried hard, and the road is super long and bumpy so make sure to come in with a vehicle that can handle it - SUV or truck.
I think it's a way better idea to stay there in the Spring or Summer, def not Winter.
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