In Winslow, cabins make camping simple and comfortable. You get walls, a roof, and a real bed—plus views that stretch across the high desert. There are 10 cabin options here, ranging from $52 to an average of $107 per night, each set up for travellers who want a proper basecamp without pitching a tent. Toilets, wifi, and even hot tubs come standard at some sites. You’ll find cabins near hiking trails that wind through sandstone outcrops, horse paddocks, and spots where antelope graze at sunrise. Check out the Painted Desert Ranger Cabin (191 reviews) for a classic off-grid escape, Star Gazing Cabin #2 (13 reviews) for clear night skies, or Milky Way Hip Camp (7 reviews) for a quiet retreat just outside town. Hiking, horseback riding, and wildlife-watching top the list of things to do when you’re not soaking in the landscape—or the hot tub.

96% (32) • 7 campsites

Top-rated cabin rentals near Winslow

Campfire Adventure Ranch

1. Campfire Adventure Ranch

96%

(27)

47mi from Winslow · 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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Milky Way Hip Camp

2. Milky Way Hip Camp

93%

(7)

39mi from Winslow · 2 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging

Escape to serenity with your entire family at this tranquil retreat nestled among junipers and volcanic craters just beyond Flagstaff. Embrace the charm of a quaint off-grid cabin equipped with all the essential amenities, ensuring a delightful stay while you venture into the captivating wonders that Flagstaff has in store. Discover nearby attractions such as Grand Falls, Meteor Crater, Walnut Canyon, Sunset Crater, Wupatki National Monument, and, of course, the majestic Grand Canyon. Take leisurely hikes through the juniper-laden landscapes or ascend Junction Crater right from your doorstep, immersing yourself in the beauty of the Coconino National Forest with sweeping views of the Painted Desert. Unwind and create lasting memories in this peaceful haven, where the allure of nature seamlessly combines with the comfort of your off-grid cabin. Whether you're exploring the diverse wonders of Flagstaff or savoring the tranquility of the Coconino National Forest, this retreat promises a memorable experience for all.

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Big Pine Cabins

3. Big Pine Cabins

100%

(4)

45mi from Winslow · 4 sites

Located in the Sitgreaves National Forest, we're about a 2 1/2 hour scenic drive Northeast of Phoenix, in the beautiful cool pine country. We offer cozy real log cabins for Daily or Weekly rental, open year round for all your seasons of fun and relaxation, and of course we gladly welcome your family pets! Nearby attractions and activities include a number of peaceful lakes for boating and fishing, several excellent golf-courses, horseback riding and hiking. For the less sports-minded, we've also got the petrified forest and several museums nearby, a number of local antique, gift and woodcarving shops, and plenty of wildlife and bird watching! Hunters Haven for Elk, Deer and Turkey We receive just enough winter snow to truly enjoy and appreciate the season, and often just in time for holiday fun! A terrific place to stay while cutting down your own Christmas tree! Winter activities include sledding for all ages on our nearby hills and slopes, bird and squirrel watching, and other wintry fun! Our roads are generally very well maintained, but please do check road conditions prior to starting any trip into snow-country.

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In Winslow, cabins make camping simple and comfortable. You get walls, a roof, and a real bed—plus views that stretch across the high desert. There are 10 cabin options here, ranging from $52 to an average of $107 per night, each set up for travellers who want a proper basecamp without pitching a tent. Toilets, wifi, and even hot tubs come standard at some sites. You’ll find cabins near hiking trails that wind through sandstone outcrops, horse paddocks, and spots where antelope graze at sunrise. Check out the Painted Desert Ranger Cabin (191 reviews) for a classic off-grid escape, Star Gazing Cabin #2 (13 reviews) for clear night skies, or Milky Way Hip Camp (7 reviews) for a quiet retreat just outside town. Hiking, horseback riding, and wildlife-watching top the list of things to do when you’re not soaking in the landscape—or the hot tub.

96% (32) • 7 campsites

Top-rated cabin rentals near Winslow

Campfire Adventure Ranch

1. Campfire Adventure Ranch

96%

(27)

47mi from Winslow · 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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Toilets

Campfires

Milky Way Hip Camp

2. Milky Way Hip Camp

93%

(7)

39mi from Winslow · 2 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging

Escape to serenity with your entire family at this tranquil retreat nestled among junipers and volcanic craters just beyond Flagstaff. Embrace the charm of a quaint off-grid cabin equipped with all the essential amenities, ensuring a delightful stay while you venture into the captivating wonders that Flagstaff has in store. Discover nearby attractions such as Grand Falls, Meteor Crater, Walnut Canyon, Sunset Crater, Wupatki National Monument, and, of course, the majestic Grand Canyon. Take leisurely hikes through the juniper-laden landscapes or ascend Junction Crater right from your doorstep, immersing yourself in the beauty of the Coconino National Forest with sweeping views of the Painted Desert. Unwind and create lasting memories in this peaceful haven, where the allure of nature seamlessly combines with the comfort of your off-grid cabin. Whether you're exploring the diverse wonders of Flagstaff or savoring the tranquility of the Coconino National Forest, this retreat promises a memorable experience for all.

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Big Pine Cabins

3. Big Pine Cabins

100%

(4)

45mi from Winslow · 4 sites

Located in the Sitgreaves National Forest, we're about a 2 1/2 hour scenic drive Northeast of Phoenix, in the beautiful cool pine country. We offer cozy real log cabins for Daily or Weekly rental, open year round for all your seasons of fun and relaxation, and of course we gladly welcome your family pets! Nearby attractions and activities include a number of peaceful lakes for boating and fishing, several excellent golf-courses, horseback riding and hiking. For the less sports-minded, we've also got the petrified forest and several museums nearby, a number of local antique, gift and woodcarving shops, and plenty of wildlife and bird watching! Hunters Haven for Elk, Deer and Turkey We receive just enough winter snow to truly enjoy and appreciate the season, and often just in time for holiday fun! A terrific place to stay while cutting down your own Christmas tree! Winter activities include sledding for all ages on our nearby hills and slopes, bird and squirrel watching, and other wintry fun! Our roads are generally very well maintained, but please do check road conditions prior to starting any trip into snow-country.

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Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community

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Bruce

March 2026

Weekend Trip to Campfire Adventure Ranch

Simple and accurately described place. Easy to get there and a fantastic sunset on the edge of the “badlands.”

Ida

December 2025

With pets

Weekend Trip to Campfire Adventure Ranch

Even in December, I was surprised we were the only ones here. This site is the perfect spot to stay after a day at Petrified Forest National Park. Just a few minutes from the northern entrance. Gave us a night off from setting up the tent, a bit more warmth, and some creature comforts. There are two bunk beds, a full table with four chairs for dining, lights, a radio, even some reading and lots of thoughtful information about the park and other useful things nearby. This place was PITCH BLACK after sunset. I stood outside for some time watching shooting stars. Definitely bring a flashlight as it's a bit of a walk in the dark to the outhouse.

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Rachel

October 2025

With pets

1 night at Campfire Adventure Ranch

The spot was perfect for what it was. It was camping with walls and beds! We thoroughly enjoyed the fire pit and the relaxing, pretty setting. We all got a good night sleep. We will definitely stay there again if we head up that way.

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Gretchen

June 2025

1 night at Campfire Adventure Ranch

The Hopi cabin was in a semi-secluded area. There were a few other houses and cabins but they seemed unoccupied. The star gazing was spectacular. The cabin was as described. Small but clean. It had a picnic table and a fire pit. Due to a local fire ban we did not use it. The windows with screens in the cabin opened easily to allow for ventilation. The mattress on the bed was comfortable. I would recommend Hopi cabin. Note you need to bring all your own bedding and supplies, including water. Be sure to follow the owner's directions as it is a bit tricky to find. A reasonable trade off for an out of the way retreat. Plan lots of time to ponder the stars.

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David

June 2025

With pets

Weekend Trip to Big Pine Cabins

Awesome place. Super clean and spacious. Host even left out a bottle of bubbly for us. There’s a Dollar General across the road and a Brewery next to the store. Hot Tub was awesome. Highly Recommend this location.

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Kasi

June 2025

With kids

Weekend Trip to Campfire Adventure Ranch

This little cabin was exactly what we needed: an alternative to car camping near Petrified Forest National Park where we didn't have to set up camp in the dark. The cabin was clean and cozy, and the solar-powered lights were more than adequate for us to get settled in when we arrived after dark. We opened a few of the windows to get a cross-breeze and had a lovely night.