Camped at The Moontrimmer, Stargazing Camper, Sept 2024.
Doesn't recommend
The location is great The trailer is old and has no amenities. No linens, no outhouse, no shower and no electricity. Not worth a $100 a night but it’s near the Grand Canyon
Camped at The Moontrimmer, Stargazing Camper with pets, Aug 2024.
Recommends
Loved the Moontrimmer. It was perfectly sized for a base camp. Beautiful views at night, lovely mornings, and just all around amazing. Great for rock hounding, bird watching, and bug admiring. We came in right after a heavy rainfall. There are many bypasses for rutted out roads, but even these were washed out and a little hairy. We have a forester sport that did well in mud mode, but we wished we would have brought one of the wranglers. Be safe in the rainy season. Bring your propane stove if you have one, the wind is unpredictable and gusty in that area of Williams.
Camped at Hubble Hideout, Stargazing Cabin with kids, Aug 2024.
It was okay
Our experience was one we will never forget. The place was great and the stars were unforgettable! I do, however, wished that the host would have answered my texts, both, going in and also out about being completely stuck in the mud. I had voiced my concerns PRIOR to going, but was assured by host that if I followed his directions, there should be no problems. Very wrong. I ended up tearing the undercarriage off my vehicle due to having to go thru brush in order to avoid getting stuck. Thankfully, a close neighbor saw and was able to help. That was going in. Leaving was much worse as we had to be winched out of the mud by a different neighbor that heard our cries! Both times, no answer from the host. Also, a notice of abatement was posted directly in front of the place which made us feel a bit uneasy not knowing if someone would show up to lock the place up. Otherwise, it really was a great experience!
