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The best glamping in Prescott National Forest, AZ

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So much wilderness and so little time in this jewel of Arizona.  

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  • Stargazer Tiny Homes
  • Stargazer Tiny Homes
  • Stargazer Tiny Homes

Stargazer Tiny Homes

40mi from Prescott National Forest · 3 sites · Lodging · Cornville, AZ
Our tiny homes are set on just over three acres, each featuring a private outdoor sitting area and private hot tub. Guests also have access to a large shared deck and a shared shipping container pool. Conveniently located just 10 minutes from Sedona, 10 minutes from Cottonwood, and 20 minutes from Jerome, this is the perfect central base for exploring Northern Arizona!
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  • Dark Sky Ranch
  • Dark Sky Ranch
  • Dark Sky Ranch

Dark Sky Ranch

41mi from Prescott National Forest · 1 site · Lodging · Cornville, AZ
Welcome to Dark Sky Cottage, a StargazerSedona Vacation Home — your serene desert hideaway beneath Cornville’s breathtaking night skies. Set on nearly three acres of peaceful ranch land, this innovative shipping container retreat offers a unique blend of modern design, tranquil surroundings, and unforgettable stargazing. 🔌 Universal Level 2 EV Charger 📍 10 min to Cottonwood • 20 min to Sedona • 30 min to Jerome There’s also a larger ranch home on the property, rented separately. 🏜️ Just a short drive from Sedona, one of Arizona’s most iconic destinations, you’ll have endless opportunities for adventure — from hiking the red rocks of Cathedral Rock to exploring the scenic drives of Oak Creek Canyon and discovering Sedona’s vibrant art, food, and culture. 🍷 At the Heart of Arizona Wine Country Cornville is known for its award-winning vineyards and tasting rooms. Spend an afternoon touring nearby wineries, sampling local blends, and taking in breathtaking views of the Verde Valley. Or simply bring back a favorite bottle and unwind on the deck as the sun sets and the stars emerge. 🌌 Highlights & Amenities • Private hot tub for stargazing • Shipping container pool with lounging deck (refreshing cold plunge in cooler months!) • Propane fire pit for cozy nights • BBQ grill and outdoor dining area • King-size Tuft & Needle bed with premium cotton linens • Universal EV charger • Mountain views and peaceful desert setting • Easy access to Sedona, Cottonwood & Jerome Please note: The pool is not heated and is most comfortable from May through September; in cooler months, it serves as a rejuvenating cold plunge. The hot tub is heated year-round for your comfort. Whether you’re seeking a romantic getaway, a peaceful escape, or a base for exploring Sedona and Arizona’s wine country, Dark Sky Cottage offers a one-of-a-kind stay where modern comfort meets desert tranquility — all under a canopy of endless stars. 🌠
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  • Creekside Retreat on 3 Acres!
  • Creekside Retreat on 3 Acres!
  • Creekside Retreat on 3 Acres!

Creekside Retreat on 3 Acres!

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42mi from Prescott National Forest · 1 site · Lodging · Lake Montezuma, AZ
Guest quarter on 3 acres opening to a deck with a creek in the backyard surrounded by mountains and nature! Enjoy the sound of the creek while gazing the sycamore trees and mountain views. Huge deck to BBQ and relax outside, sit around the fire pit, swing on the tire, hike around the property and beyond or go down to the creek to swim, fish or relax. The accommodation is a guest quarter attached to the main house with your own personal private space. Double bed in the bedroom and a queen size sleeper sofa. Sleeps 4. Private full bathroom, kitchenette with sink, small refrigerator, convection toaster oven, microwave and a kcup coffee maker. Paper towels, napkins, paper plates/paper cups/utensils, towels, washcloths, blankets, coffee and tea are supplied. Sedona, Wineries, Hiking, Kayaking, ATV Riding, Dining, Shopping, Golfing, Montezuma Castle, and Cliff Castle Casino close by! **Weddings, Events and Party Venues are permitted. Please contact Host to discuss details.** - Children must be under parent's/guardian's supervision at all times. - Small to medium size dogs only. For service dogs, please contact host before booking and have certificate to verify. ***This is a non-smoking/vaping property***
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  • RV on Creekfront 3 Acre Retreat
  • RV on Creekfront 3 Acre Retreat
  • RV on Creekfront 3 Acre Retreat

RV on Creekfront 3 Acre Retreat

42mi from Prescott National Forest · 1 site · Lodging · Lake Montezuma, AZ
Rare Find! Enjoy a cozy RV with deck and on 3 acres of private Creekfront property. Secluded for privacy and total outdoor experience. Swim, kayak, fish or relax with your feet in the creek. Mountain view, natural lush tree vegetation, wildlife, birdwatching and hiking at your campsite. One RV hooked up to water/electric/sewer with queen bed/sleeps two, couch sleeps one. Full kitchen, bath, TV, A/C, Heat. Cliff Castle Casino, Montezuma Castle, Wineries and Parks nearby. 20 minutes to Sedona, Cornville and Cottonwood.
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  • Visiting the 27,000 acres of Burro Creek Wilderness that surround the land.
  • Warm thermos of herb tea and local sage honey at night by candlelight.
  • Visiting the 27,000 acres of Burro Creek Wilderness that surround the land.

Stargazing in US's #2 Dark Sky Zone

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47mi from Prescott National Forest · 12 sites · Lodging · AZ
The stars are unforgettable here. Dark sky stargazing in #2 darkest sky in USA. This remote and peaceful campsite gives you a backcountry wilderness experience you can reach in a regular car. Amateur astronomers love the stargazing and viewing the Milky Way with your bare eyes -- photo of Milky Way Galaxy here was taken at the site. Boatel class 2 -- in the International Dark Sky Zone. Book during a NEW MOON if you want to see stars like those in the photos here. Guests also enjoy the abundant wildlife, birdwatching, hiking and taking drives to a hot springs and swimming holes with waterfalls in the region. The area is also great for 4x4 exploration in your short wheelbase 4x4 or ATV. No visible city lights, no lighting on site, no passing car headlights, and no signs of civilization. No traffic noise whatsoever. Winter daytime weather in the 70s, sunny most of the time, 3000-5000 ft elevation and above the heat. REMOTE FEELING BUT FREEWAY CLOSE Our base camp site is a 35 minute scenic drive off of Highway 93, between Las Vegas and Phoenix, (2 1/2 hours either way) We are about 3 hours from the Grand Canyon and 45 miles from Prescott. We have a few campsites with fire rings you can safely drive to in a regular 2 wheel drive car, minivan, camper van or smaller (not monstrous) Pull behind trailers are ok if you have a truck. You can pull through the site. The rest of the ranch is 4x4, hike in camping only. Roads beyond the Base Camp and in surrounding wilderness are rugged and a great adventure for those with a Subaru, Jeep or ATV -- miles and miles of dirt roads in this adjacent 27,000 acre wilderness. BETWEEN PHOENIX AND VEGAS Aquarius Stargazing Ranch is in the Aquarius Mountains, 3 hours and 200 miles West of the Grand Canyon near the ghost town of Nothing, Arizona. We are 6 hours from Los Angeles or San Diego. We are halfway between Phoenix and Las Vegas, (2 1/2 hours between either city). WEATHER It is usually 10 - 20 degrees cooler than Wikieup or Phoenix. It rains more up here and there are trees and thick brush. Never snows, sunny year round. Summer brings spectacular Monsoon thunderstorms. ECOSYSTEM You will notice the landscape starkly changes as you drive from the Highway up into these steep and remote mountains. The ecosystem is a blend of Saguro Cactus, prickly pear, and cholla cactus, desert sagebrush, Southwestern hardwoods like mesquite and manzanita and deciduous leafy trees like Aspen, Gingko, Cottonwood, and Sycamore. Wildflowers are prolific in Spring and after rains. WILDLIFE Wildlife is abundant including endangered species like Bighorn Sheep, Wild Burro, Wild Horses, Pronghorn Antelope, Bald Eagle, Falcon, Great Horned Owl -- 150 species of birds. Bees, dragonflies and butterflies thrive here as no pesticide or herbicide has ever touched this land. This is a primal experience. No human habitation. SWIMMING HOLES NEARBY Surrounded on all sides by 27,000 acres of the very remote Upper Burro Creek wilderness through which a creek flows uninterrupted for 13 miles, year round, enabling wildlife to flourish and creating amazing swimming holes and waterfalls. There are also hot springs in this area. HIKING Hiking is easy and gentle on miles of roads and sandy washes, lovely trails made by wild deer, antelope, bighorn sheep, wild burros, and the occasional stray cow. ATV ADVENTURE There is also very challenging and rugged, steep, uphill off trail hiking for the adventurous explorer and miles of 4x4 trails to explore in the surrounding Burro Creek wilderness. PRISTINE, SACRED LAND We consider ourselves guardians of this sacred land. Our intention is to preserve this absolutely pristine, untouched and virtually uninhabited land as a wildlife corridor for future generations, and develop it only according to ecological Permaculture principles. We also intend to protect the wild horses and wild animals that roam freely here. As you walk the road that heads into the higher mountain region of the land where volcanic peaks reach above 5,000 feet, you will notice that it is an natural bowl that protects a seasonal stream and canyon. HISTORY Native tribes lived here because it was a defensible and safe haven, it is truly a natural fortress of red rock and granite. Before that, dinosaurs roamed this region of Arizona and fossilized remains are evident, as well as petroglyphs. Nearby Wikieup was once the settlement of the Hualapai Indians, also known as Walapais. The Native Americans used to cultivate corn and other food crops aided by the rich, river-nourished soil of the valley. They had fierce rivals in the tribe of the Tonto Apaches. Mostly, the two tribes did not seek disputes with each other but all that changed with the coming of the settlers, and later, the Gold Rush and miners. The settlement of the settlers pushed both tribes farther from their source of livelihood. This resulted in disputes between the white men, the Yavapai Apaches, and the Hualapais. The natural fortress like formation of the canyon on the ranch was an important refuge because it was easily defensible. We have found artifacts making it obvious that this was inhabited by aboriginal tribal humans before the Native Americans. Perhaps the land has not changed significantly since then. Dinosaurs roamed Northern Arizona before that, and this sandy region was once a sea. It does look like an ocean without water. Explore magical Aquarius and let us know what you discover. Learn more about this land: You aren't just here for camping.  You are here for transformation. "Hipcamp Finalist - Best in Arizona - 2019" * * * * * * * * * * * * Guests have described Aquarius Stargazing Ranch as: A deeply powerful experience. A spiritual experience. A life-altering experience. Silent, mystical and powerful land. Silence. Serenity. Dark, starry skies. Log off your devices, get way off the grid, and go deep into a remote wilderness that is easily accessible in your 2WD RV, van or car.  Surrender to the silence. So quiet you will hear your heartbeat.  Log off, do a digital detox, leave your electronics behind and tune into a higher frequency.  Clear your head of the clutter of city life, and empty it out here.  Primal -- yet not really that far away from the Interstate 93/11 (35 minutes), Los Angeles (6 1/2 hours), Las Vegas (2 1/2 hours), Metro Phoenix (2 hours), Prescott (1 hour,) the Grand Canyon or Sedona (3 hours.) Our reviews are mixed because Aquarius Ranch is not for everyone.  If you want electricity, pavement, trash cans, street lights, bug zappers, Netflix, hot showers, dumping stations and a liquor store -- please don't come here, you'll hate it! If you want to... take a bath alone with your sweetie in a primal geothermal hot spring, swim in a natural spring fed swimming hole, walk barefoot on white sand illuminated by moonlight, follow animal footprints instead of written signs, navigate by stars, hike to a spring or a well for fresh water, watch the flames dance and listen to the Cicadas....if you want a 5 BILLION STAR experience.... Aquarius is for you. Read on. This is a 2,000 acre, State Park-level beauty, Dark Sky wildlife sanctuary-- uninhabited for over 50 years and never developed.  There is nothing here and that's what you came for. (The nearest town is, indeed, Nothing, Arizona.) The only signs of humans are arrowheads, caves, petroglyphs. The only evidence of the 21st Century are satellites. (Airplanes are rare.) You will see dinosaur fossils embedded in sandstone.  It is literally a Jurassic Park. The land has a very high frequency as it is covered with pink quartz crystals. I want to make sure you "get" why you are coming here, and are prepared. Aquarius is a journey -- not a destination. Yes, it's hard to find and you can't just use your GPS. Sorry.  Put your iPhone away unless you're taking photos or using Satellite to navigate with maps you downloaded in advance.   There are no signs and the only trail markers are rock cairns. You're going to have to rediscover how to use a map and follow directions. As you hike, you will remember how to observe the stars and the sky and the shadows of sun.  This is part of your DNA, it is part of your soul as a human.  You'll remember Aquarius. Your soul has been here before.  Have you ever seen the Milky Way Galaxy?  We are in the Earth's second darkest "dark sky" region.  The photo of the sky here was taken by a guest! You can see the Milky Way here with your naked eyes.  *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~**~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~**~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* A VIRTUAL GUIDED EXPERIENCE I am a trained Red Cross Advanced Wilderness First Responder and trained wilderness guide with Outdoors Unlimited, Desert Survivors and Sierra Club. My partner is a badass level 5-11 rock climber and full time Van Lifer.   We are here as your "virtual tour guides" to guide you and give you advice, directions and guidance during your journey.  We're in our 60s and we remember life before the GPS, iPhone and Internet. That said, we are old and still managed to climb and walk around here -- so I'm sure you can manage too. A minivan or car camping with a tent will be fine here, but this is not a State Park, or a "glampground."  The Guide we give you when you reserve your space will give you details on how to pack, prepare, survive heat and cold, and directions to hot springs, swimming holes and hikes.  READ THE GUIDE AND ASK QUESTIONS BEFORE YOU DRIVE HERE. Aquarius is not really that hard to reach, but it's not convenient, either. "The journey is the destination," and the drive is more amazing than the campsite itself. This is not "glamping" or a developed campground with wifi and services -- it is a destination for those of us who crave the rare and hard to find experience of total silence, serenity, dark sky and potent powerful land.   It's not for tourist who wants electricity, a faucet, hot shower, and a chlorinated pool -- it's for human BEings who want to firelight, starlight, moonlight, drinking from a well or spring, bathing in a hot spring and a natural spring fed swimming hole.  Remember life, not that long ago, when humans could communicate with each other, plants and animals, without words or devices. Come here for a personal vision quest, a personal transformational journey, for deep inner healing and reflection. When you remove the stress of traffic noise, light pollution, EMF, devices, the Internet, signs, radio waves, chemicals, pesticides, herbicides and all the interference of the modern world, you will remember, deep in your intercellular DNA -- what it means to be human.  You will discover how many stars, galaxies and solar systems are out there.  This alone could move you to tears. You will discover who you really are. Not alone in the Universe, and much more powerful than you have been told. THE SOUND OF SILENCE Have you ever been somewhere so quiet you can hear your heartbeat? It will happen here. This is not just one of the darkest places on Earth, it is one of the most silent. There is no electrical, noise or light interference -- an experience so rare in the modern world. Silence is unbelievably restorative.  Meditation and states of awareness, inspiration, soul purpose and a connection with Source happen spontaneously in this silence.  SOLITUDE You are unlikely to see another vehicle once you turn off the main Interstate.  Even if we are "busy" (4 or 5 campsites filled, but usually just one) you will find solitude easily if you just wander off a bit up the jeep trail or down one of the ravines.   SELF RELIANT CAMPSITES These are bare land, flat, drive in campsites and they are accessible with regular 2 wheel drive cars, camper vans or RVs -- or smaller pull behind trailers.   These pristine, bare wilderness campsites have large stone fire rings, and there is a shared, community wood pile.   The nearest gas/food is 7 miles away (at 80 mph) plus 14 miles at 20-40 mph. There is a well you can hike to, and there is drinkable water 1 mile down the road.  MOONLIGHT HIKING For a bright full moonlight hike to the hot spring or hiking the creek beds and canyons around the ranch in the cool of the night. You will not need a flashlight--the sand and canyon walls will reflect the moonlight and you can even see your moonshadow. It's fascinating to hike the desert in moonlight and see bats and other night creatures. *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~**~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~**~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~**~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* Accessible in a regular car These sites are 15 miles from the main Interstate freeway -- far enough to feel remote and totally silent with no light pollution and no traffic noise whatsoever.  This silence is worth the (spectacular) drive into the mountains.  Keep in mind it will take about 35 minutes to drive here off the freeway -- the journey is the destination. The drive is spectacular, Instagram worthy through the little traveled Aquarius Mountain range, and you will see wild animals so unaccustomed to human visitors that they stand in the road. DAY TRIP TO HOT SPRING There is a secret Hot Spring (no sulfur smell, 100 degrees clear water) and we will give you directions to drive to it in a regular 2WD car and hike in -- 1 mile, flat, easy walk on sand though a beautiful canyon.  NEARBY SWIMMING HOLES From our Base Camp, you can take day trips by a regular 2WD car to nearby swimming holes.  CAVES, PETROGLYPHS, CLIMBING  If you have a mountain bike, are a hiker, backpacker or have an ATV/4X4, (with short wheelbase and high clearance is best -- though Subaru Outbacks have done fine here) you can explore the surrounding vast and uncharted wilderness on miles of jeep trails.  The surrounding wilderness area has a deep creek that flows year round, waterfalls, deep blue pools and swimming holes.  There is much to explore here and very few people visit this area, so it is perfect for social distancing. *~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~**~*~*~*~*~*~* HIKE, BIKE OR AWD AND EXPLORE From here, if you want, you can continue into the ranch on a short wheelbase, high clearance 4x4 vehicle, (Subaru Outbacks have managed it), mountain bike,  or a horse. You can hike by foot with day pack or backpack for overnight camping on the three square miles of land of the ranch.   Please book "Isolation Point" if you plan to backpack overnight so we know you are out there. ~*~*~**~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~**~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* SUPERBLOOM WILDFLOWERS In the Spring, after rains, you will see fields of red, orange, gold, and purple wildflowers, including sweet scented white flowering agave, yellow flowered prickly pear, orange flowered cholla, red flowering Ocotillo, red Indian Paintbrush, fields of orange poppies, violet datura, and blooming purple sage.  Along the ride you will see blooming Joshua Trees, Barrel Cactus and endangered Saguaro and BLOOMING AGAVE FORESTS. Wow. They smell amazing. A BASE TO EXPLORE THE AREA We love using the ranch as a base to explore the Joshua Tree Highway, swimming in the creek, hot springs, Alamo Lake, going to the small towns in this lost and lonely part of America, abandoned mines and ghost towns, and wandering the dirt roads around here.  If you love the desert, like we do, you will find this a uncharted, wild, untouched, authentic and untouristy gem in the Southwest.  BE SELF RELIANT You must be self sufficient with water, food and a full tank of gas -- this is nothing in Nothing, Arizona. It is a very isolated area, even though it's only 3 miles "as the crow flies" from a busy Interstate and 7.5 miles from gas and food.  It's perfect for vans or small RVs and great for camping with a pop up shade structure or 10 x 10 with bug netting and a good cushy pad.   We reveal the specific maps you need, GPS coordinates, precise directions once you register. ABOVE THE HEAT, BUT MILD YEAR ROUND The ranch is up high above the heat at 3,900 - 5000 foot elevation, similar climate to Prescott at the higher parts of the ranch, weather like Wikieup in the lower elevations. Winter is clear and sunny with averages in 50s-60s daytime and lows of 30s-20s at night.   Daytime is mild and sunny 60-70 in January, but nights can dip down to 20s and if it's windy, it's brisk.  Spring is like a summer, in the 70s and 80s, with cool nights in the 50s.   Summer is blazing in the 100s down at the Highway -- but up here in the Aquarius Mountains, it is usually in the 90s, with nights in the 70s, more like Prescott. We get the most rain in the Summer, not the Winter. (Dramatic monsoon thunderstorms!) FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS: CAN I BRING A DOG? Yes, and your pet can go unleashed and run -- but bring tweezers in the event that they step on a burr or cactus thorn. (Best to stay on trail.) Leash your pet at night, or bring her into your vehicle in Winter for her warmth and safety. DO I NEED SHADE? We recommend bringing shade for your campsite in Summer.  We are "Burning Man" desert camping veterans and used to being self reliant in the heat of the desert sun. Some folks like a sheet, tapestry or tarp fastened to their car, SUV, Van or RV. In Summer, bring a pop up shade structure with bug netting. CAN I HAVE A CAMPFIRE? Yes, as long as there are no restrictions. ARE THERE ANY TREES? For hanging out during the day, there is a nice cottonwood, aspen and gingko forest a short walk from the Base Camp--it is leafy in Spring/Summer and bare in the Winter/Fall. You can hike around and find shade, as the Primal humans did -- rocks, caves, and mesquite trees. BIRDWATCHING/WILDLIFE Because of the silence, distance from major roads, lack of fences and natural "bowl" of mountains surrounding from which to observe the distance, the ranch is a sanctuary for Endangered Species, many found only here.  If you sit still and very silent, the animals and birds will appear.  They are shy and will not bother or beg from you.   Often they will just stare at you, fascinated but unconcerned, as human visitors are so rare for them.  This is primal desert ecosystem, virtually uninhabited for decades. Wildlife abounds including 100 varieties of birds -- quail, blue jays, hawks, roadrunners, raven, owl, blue jays and wild turkey, even black hawks and bald eagles.  If you are silent, you will see desert cottontails, raccoon, skunks (spotted, striped, and hognose), mule deer, pronghorn antelope, elk, bighorn sheep, wild Mustang horses. You will see wild burros along the roads. (Bring binoculars!)   It is rare to find an ecosystem untouched by pesticide or herbicide in which so many species thrive. There are lizards, snakes, bees, dragonflies and butterflies. You will hear a symphony of cicadas, crickets and birds.   There are predators here but they don't bother humans. They are wild.  PETROGLYPHS AND CAVES Discover petroglyphs,  prehistoric sites, ancient lava fields, volcanic formations and caves, and feel like you are truly the last human (or the first) alive on Earth.  BIKING, HORSEBACK RIDING, AWD, OHV, QUADS Fat tire Mountain Biker's paradise with miles of winding dirt jeep roads to explore.   We can help you rent an off road vehicle tour from a local outfitter. GHOST TOWNS  The ghost town of Nothing, to the south has... almost nothing. Signal is another ghost town nearby.  HISTORIC SMALL TOWNS  Wikieup, about 10 miles North, has gas, RV dumping, great classic American road trip food (even great Chicago pizza and steak sandwiches at Dazzo's), homemade pie at Luchia's, and a Trading Post with Native American jewelry and art.   All the food around here is surprisingly good with eclectic decor and fun roadside attractions for the kids, like peacocks! Wickenburg, 50 miles south, has a great restaurant we love called Cowboy Cookin', and a big grocery store with block ice, water machine outside with filtered water.  Kingman, 60 miles north, is going hipster fast -- this town caters to tourists and truckers with all the services you need, like health food store, camping supplies and laundromat.  Bagdad is the nearest town as the crow flies if you are checking the weather.  Check out the Train Museum, historic downtown, Route 66, funky antique and secondhand clothing stores, flea markets, great tacos, two brew pubs, Black Ridge Brewery for live music. Desert Diamond Distillery for a tour of how Agave cactus is turned into Tequila.  Explore the magic of Aquarius Ranch and let us know what you discover
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  • Harmony House Homestay
  • Harmony House Homestay
  • Harmony House Homestay

Harmony House Homestay

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48mi from Prescott National Forest · 10 sites · Lodging · Sedona, AZ
Our property is situated in the heart of West Sedona and is a place of harmony and spiritual light. Only a few minutes walk from the Amitabha Stupa and Thunder Mountain Trail, you will find a peaceful and quiet neighborhood with breathtaking mountain views and the convenience of shops, restaurants and supermarkets just down the street. We are happy to be settled in one of the most beautiful locations in the world! Please respect the privacy of others and we kindly ask that you don't wander the property without permission. Parking - 1 car per booking. No RVs or oversize trucks, please. SUVs and minivans are fine. We offer yoga and meditation classes by appointment - reach out to book a session! Regarding late hours - for a peaceful night sleep, we ask our guests to quiet down completely by 10pm. For late arrivals, please come quietly. :) Looking forward to having you!
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  • Bird's Nest Sedona 4 Solo Traveler
  • Bird's Nest Sedona 4 Solo Traveler
  • Bird's Nest Sedona 4 Solo Traveler

Bird's Nest Sedona 4 Solo Traveler

49mi from Prescott National Forest · 1 site · Lodging · Sedona, AZ
Welcome to the quirky, colorful and peace-filled BIrd's Nest! It is private room off my garage inspired by bird & tree energy Great for a stop on the way to or from camping in Sedona! Comfy twin bed Bamboo mattress Private toilet Sink with hot water, fridge Private entrance Codelock Lost of fresh air flow/screens. not camping but definately has a camping/nature vibe. Smells fresh. Space is about 110 square feet. There is NOT a shower in the Nest but you can come in the house ONCE per booked day to shower. Shower hours between 7 am and 730 pm XZero waste/no cleaning fee. Take trash and recycling The space Small but cozy like a birds nest this peaceful sanctuary is a retreat after a day exploring Sedona's majestic landscape. I aim to provide a serene & quiet refuge to relax and recharge. Space is best suited for experienced travelers,budget travelers,hikers,mountain bikers, nature lovers &creative types. It’s not optimal for those used to high end lodging. I might be open to hosting a very well behaved quiet pet.Message me to tell me more about your trip and pet and we’ll decide together if it might be a fit. No barking is key and there would be an additional fee. Please indicate you read listing upon contact. Thanks! Guest access You have a nice outdoor space under the Grandmother Juniper Tree. There is no oven. It is not a place to cook. Other things to note The Nest does not have WiFi, but you can use your data.There is WiFi at Starbucks a couple blocks away. Sedona Public Library also has free wifi, a great outdoor space to work and also even Zoom private booths, all free. IF I am home and have my hotspot on I can give you the pass code but access to this is not guaranteed.
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  • Small Cabins
  • Lo-Lo-Mai Springs RV & Tent Resort
  • Small Cabins

Lo-Lo-Mai Springs RV & Tent Resort

38mi from Prescott National Forest · 162 sites · Cornville, AZ
Lo Lo Mai Springs Resort stands out as a unique oasis nestled along the banks of Oak Creek, just a short drive from the vibrant town of Sedona. For over 50 years, visitors have enjoyed the serene beauty of this campground, which offers a variety of accommodations including RV sites, tent camping, and cozy cabins. Surrounded by the soothing sounds of flowing water and shaded by majestic cottonwoods and towering sycamores, our resort provides a tranquil escape into nature. At Lo Lo Mai, camping transcends the ordinary; it’s a retreat from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Families can be seen enjoying quality time together, children riding bicycles along the paths, and dogs lounging by the creek, all while being just minutes away from Sedona's attractions. Many guests find themselves so enchanted by the park that they choose to spend their entire stay within its peaceful confines. Others use Lo Lo Mai as a perfect base camp to explore the breathtaking natural wonders of the surrounding area, including nearby swimming holes, outdoor activities, and local dining and shopping options. Whether you’re seeking adventure or relaxation, Lo Lo Mai Springs Resort offers a unique blend of both, making it an ideal destination for your next getaway.
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I stayed in one of the glamping wagons and loved it. The location near Sedona was great and the wagon itself was so cute and campy. It honestly felt like Oregon Trail in real life. It was perfect for two people and felt private, clean, and comfortable. The locked private bathroom for our wagon was such a nice surprise. The RV resort amenities were great too, especially the hot tub and pool after a long day of hiking. I highly recommend it.
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Charming Oasis Getaway
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ELIZABETH ANN
November 2025
With pets
Weekend Trip to Charming Oasis Getaway
Sharon was a lovely hostess & I enjoyed my stay. My lil guy Robbie loved having an off leash experience...
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Creekside Retreat on 3 Acres!
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Rebecca
November 2025
With pets
Weekend Trip to Creekside Retreat on 3 Acres!
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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View from the front porch
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Heather
November 2025
2 nights at Verde River Vortex
We loved to cabin on Jason’s land. Incredibly serene with a great view. Close to Old Town Cottonwood and many outdoor adventures. His cabin was very grounding and allowed us to fully relax.
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Sarah
November 2025
With pets
Weekend Trip to Verde River Vortex
Super accommodating host, gave lots of information on nearby hikes to make it a fun trip. The cabin itself was very cozy and worked well for our group of 4.
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Verde River Vortex
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Lauren
November 2025
Weekend Trip to Verde River Vortex
Our host went above and beyond to make everything about this experience amazing. The stay was so soulful. We took the opportunity for river kayaking, and it was made so easy with our hosts help. We were blessed to be able take the time to spend a quiet day painting rocks and enjoying the beautiful surroundings. A few nights under the stars on the loft deck were the reset we needed. Can’t boast more about this stay. Highly recommend all of it.
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30 Min to Sedona, Verde Ranch RV
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Beth
October 2025
3 nights at 30 Min to Sedona, Verde Ranch RV
We stayed in the conestoga wagon and it was so fun! Very comfortable and clean and the private bathhouse was perfect! They had fun Halloween events while we were there and all of the buildings we went in were very clean and very nice! Would definitely recommend staying here!!
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Stargazing Retreats Homestay
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Mary kay
October 2025
1 night at Stargazing Retreats Homestay
I loved it here!! The pod was so cool and could for sure see all the stars! We we arrived she let us know left light in and had a heated blanket warming up. The bed/bathroom that was also part of our pod was decorated perfectly and super clean!! Highly recommend
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The view from the creek trail
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Brittney
October 2025
2 nights at Sacred Springs-Private creek access
Gary and Daren are living their dream and it shows in every detail. The bathroom and showers were clean and stocked, the coffee selection was outstanding, they have everything you need to good a good meal and we even told him the ladder golf needed fixing and he had it fixed within hours. I literally didn’t want to leave. It’s an absolutely magical here and I feel grateful I was able to experience all this beauty. Also the creek was beautiful and refreshing! We’ll definitely be back!
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Chelsea
October 2025
4 nights at Verde River Vortex
Peaceful, cute cabin in a great location. No frills but cozy and with all the amenities needed- ninja coffee maker, full cooking set, and a great front porch. Jason is a great host! Very communicative and gave us lots of great local recommendations.
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Megan
October 2025
With pets
2 nights at Verde River Vortex
A very peaceful stay away from the busy city! Jason's helpfulness of what we could do in the area was very much appreciated. It was the best to have a place to stay with two little kids where we didn't have to worry that their busy feet were annoying anyone below us in a hotel. It was an added bonus to be able to bring our dog.
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Crystal Loft Cabin with Upper Tree house/Balcony
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Yuka
October 2025
With kids
2 nights at Verde River Vortex
We created some very special memories staying at Jason's cabin and meeting Jason! The nature that surrounds the cabin is stunning and is a great getaway. We used hot bubbly Jacuzzi under a beautiful sky after our long hike. We all loved climbing up on the loft just to chill and observe beautiful sky and feel some fresh air. Jason welcomed us so kindly and made us feel home. The cabin and Jason's hospitality is so special and something that is hard to find elsewhere. We highly recommend! Thank you so much Jason! We will be back!
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5 min walk from the cabin
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Jennifer
October 2025
With kids
Weekend Trip to Verde River Vortex
WE LOVED OUR STAY. The host was super helpful and had countless suggestions on places to check out. The river was beautiful! We plan to come back again and explore. This town is soooo underrated. It feels like we know about a secret place and it’s only 1.5-2 hours from the Phoenix Valley. The “cabin” was small and basic. No frills but we felt safe, had WiFi, clean place to cook, shower and sleep.
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RV on Creekfront 3 Acre Retreat
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April
September 2025
With kids
Weekend Trip to RV on Creekfront 3 Acre Retreat
This RV was a great getaway for me and my 10 yr old grandson. We were looking for someplace to go to get out of the city. This was just what we needed. It did rain the whole weekend so we weren’t able to enjoy the surroundings and all that was offered, but it still worked out great for us. We had a day trip planned for other activities that were close by. We brought some games with us to play in the evening. The area was peaceful and clean. Christina’s was aavailable to help us as needed. Over all it was a great experience.
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Sacred Springs-Private creek access
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John
September 2025
1 night at Sacred Springs-Private creek access
What an incredible stay at the eagle eye! The whole property is incredible and I’d recommend it for tent camping too. The hosts are awesome, the Eagle eye itself was super unique and comfy, and I definitely recommend using the trails. After a heavy rain there were otters in the creek :) Easily the best hipcamp I’ve stayed at.
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Beaver Creek Oasis
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Dhruv
September 2025
With pets
3 nights at Beaver Creek Oasis
Beautiful property, very peaceful. Lots to see around this area
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30 Min to Sedona, Verde Ranch RV
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Raziel
September 2025
Weekend Trip to 30 Min to Sedona, Verde Ranch RV
We loved the area! Such a quick ride to Sedona. Tent and bathroom were so clean. Check in and check out instructions were very simple.
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29mi from Prescott National Forest · 1 site · Lodging · Jerome, AZ
This place is probably not for you...   If you are looking for a true hotel experience - keep looking, if the thought of climbing through small doorways inside the home sounds like a challenge - or if you are opposed to living close to nature look elsewhere.   If life on the edge of the mountain with an uneven landscape gives you vertigo stay home.   However if you are looking for a truly unique experience and a chance to stay in a home designed by a brilliant architect ( Paul Nonnast) sounds like a dream come true  - then this is your place and it is for You that I have gone through the effort to make this available to host new friends who share my sense of wanderlust.  
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Verde River Vortex

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34mi from Prescott National Forest · 4 sites · Lodging · Clarkdale, AZ
Learn more about this land: Greetings fellow adventure lovers! Welcome to Verde River Vortex where we have simple yet Comfy Cabin Camping with access to tons of outdoor activities in close proximity to Camp. The Cabins are nestled around a patch of Bamboo and other high desert vegetation as well as a very rich cultural history with many Ruins and Other Native American Sights in the surrounding areas. The Verde River is one of Arizona's only two Wild and Scenic Rivers, yet it remains relatively undiscovered as a recreational resource offering endless exploration and water fun in the Spring and Summer Months! The road to reach us is breathtaking in itself with ancient Sinaguan Ruins and strangely beautifully sculpted landscapes along the River drive. Enjoy miles of forests, rivers, lakes, swimming, hiking, mtb, all near by and all while being comfy and cozy for a nights recharge to do it all again after a hot shower or Jacuzzi. Each Cabin is fully equipped (hot water/basic appliances/kitchen/bathroom/dishes) as an Adventure base during your stay providing a comfortable, cozy and unique location for couples or small groups to enjoy while adventuring and creating memories in the area. We provide various suggestions on local activities for our guests to enjoy as well as helpful tips to get the most out of their stay. Your Host is a professional Outdoor Adventure guide with years of experience all over the Southwest and Costa Rica and always happy to help with adventure shine! TWO CABINS AVAILABLE: Crystal Cabin Loft With Outdoor Jacuzzi - 1-4 ppl Great For Couples Juniper Cabin 1-4+ ppl Better for families or larger groups needing more space. More details on the spaces can be viewed in the individual cabin pictures/description. approx times to various points of interest from VRV: The Grand Canyon - 2.5hrs Cottonwood - 10-20 Sedona - 30-45 min Flagstaff - 1hr Prescott - 1hr Bryce Canyon - 6hrs Zion Nat Park - 5hrs Mexico - 6-7hrs **It should be noted that this is a Rural Area in which case you might hear Farm Animals, Dogs, Critters like Cayotes ! We are located on a Dirt Road, 4x4 is not needed unless we are having very stormy weather** Safe Adventuring to all and feel free to reach out with any questions.
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30 Min to Sedona, Verde Ranch RV

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39mi from Prescott National Forest · 260 sites · RVs, Lodging · Camp Verde, AZ
Planned with relaxation in mind and built with impeccable attention to detail, Verde Ranch works hard every day to create memorable vacation experiences that our guests will cherish forever. We believe that whether at home or on vacation, beautiful surroundings contribute to a sense of happiness, well-being, and comfort. With big-rig-friendly RV sites, we are redefining what it means to be a campground. We’re conveniently located right off of the highway and near many great local attractions and businesses. Work from anywhere with our high-speed WiFi. Relax and unwind by our pool, let the kids play in the splash pad, or the dogs run in our spacious dog park! Looking for adventure? Take advantage of our river access, hike the nearby trails, kayak the river or take a day trip to Sedona, Prescott, or Cottonwood from our RV Resort, to experience everything Arizona has to offer.
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Stargazing Retreats Homestay

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40mi from Prescott National Forest · 3 sites · Lodging · Camp Verde, AZ
We live on a two acre property with a beautiful view of the Mingus Mountains. The sunsets here are incredible, and we offer meditation and yoga classes on site. Hiking, touring, kayaking, horseback riding are a short drive away from us. We recommend visiting Sedona, Out of Africa, and Montezuma Castle.
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Beaver Creek Oasis

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42mi from Prescott National Forest · 3 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Rimrock, AZ
Located on Beaver Creek on 21 acres you may choose your site tucked in the mesquite bosque or among the sycamores. The 1 1/2 mile dirt road is rough but worth the effort. Close to Sedona, Page Springs wineries, hiking and relaxing. See the stars at night and let nature rejuvenate. The alpacas will be pleased to eat some grain from your palm and the rooster will wake you at dawn ready for the start the morning. Arrival before dark required for check-in unless approved by host in advance. Pitch your tent or park your van in a designated site of your choosing on 21 acres either tucked in the mesquite bosque, near the creek (hike-in) or among the sycamores (drive-in). The 1 1/2 mile dirt road is rough but worth the effort. Close to Sedona, Page Springs wineries, hiking and just relaxing. See the stars at night! 
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  • Sacred Springs-Private creek access
  • Sacred Springs-Private creek access
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Sacred Springs-Private creek access

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42mi from Prescott National Forest · 6 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Rimrock, AZ
For adults 18+ only. Hazardous terrain!! Welcome to Sacred Springs, a tranquil, getaway for adults seeking relaxation. This 8-acre haven is not suitable for children under 18 due to the natural terrain, river access, and steep cliffs. Positioned between Montezuma Castle National Monument and Montezuma Well, Sacred Springs invites you to reconnect with yourself and the ancient beauty surrounding you. A Wildlife and Bird Sanctuary At Sacred Springs, you’re immersed in a thriving ecosystem: River otters, beavers, and endangered fish grace our pristine waters. Deer, raccoons, bobcats, and coyotes roam freely, alongside occasional elk, coatimundi, or mountain lions. Birdwatchers can marvel at Black Hawks, falcons, eagles, ravens, and countless migratory species. This is a sanctuary alive with the rhythms of nature, where life flows seamlessly between the seasons. Witness Echoes of the Past The land at Sacred Springs holds stories of prehistoric cliff-dwelling communities who farmed and thrived here. From our campsites, you’ll see and hear the highway which traces this ancient corridor’s path, a living reminder of those who once traversed this historical route. The Spirit of Sacred Springs Your journey begins as you enter this sacred river valley. A drive through desert vistas leads you along a primitive road to our serene oasis. From panoramic views atop the plateau to the soothing waters below, Sacred Springs offers a retreat like no other. Relax in a hammock by the creek. Wander trails that wind through ancient landscapes. Marvel at sunsets painting the sky with vivid colors. Let the sound of the creek ground you in the timeless rhythms of the earth. A Place of Reverence and Care Sacred Springs is a space for beauty, renewal, and mindfulness. Steep cliffs and rugged terrain remind visitors to tread lightly and stay on marked trails. Each step is an opportunity to honor the land and the life it sustains. A Central Gateway to Adventure Sacred Springs is perfectly located near key attractions: Sedona Wolf Sanctuary (0.2 miles), Montezuma Castle (7 miles), Sedona/Village of Oak Creek (17 miles), and the Grand Canyon (130 miles). Step into the timeless beauty of Sacred Springs—your sanctuary awaits. [Mandatory liability waiver signing upon arrival.]
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  • Sedona's Most Visited Bnb!
  • Sedona's Most Visited Bnb!
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Sedona's Most Visited Bnb!

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44mi from Prescott National Forest · 9 sites · Lodging · Sedona, AZ
Sedona Sacred Rocks is a Metaphysical B&B with peaceful nature, comfortable camping and bnb accommodations, a 'simplified' version of a Bnb. We strive to provide an amazing Sedona experience -- connecting to the beauty of the Red Rocks, horses, ceremony, healing, rest and to truly 'be' in nature. The adjacent 2,000 acres of Coconino Nat'l Forest provide the perfect place with friendly locals, yet it's close to town. Join us for Medicine Wheel ceremonies, Sound Healing, Horse Medicine and Tour Packages. We are committed to providing a cozy and peaceful place for fun experiences with friendly locals, relaxation, healing, and connection to the beautiful surrounding Red Rocks and nature. Check out all of our units by going to our web page, sedonasacredrocks.
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  • Creekside Lodge and Cabins
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Creekside Lodge and Cabins

25mi from Prescott National Forest · 16 sites · RVs, Lodging · Spring Valley, AZ
Creekside Lodge and Cabins offers 14 private cabins on Big Bug Creek, each featuring a private porch, fireplace, microwave, refrigerator, and Keurig-style coffee maker. We also have 9 countryside RV spaces and 4 lodge rooms, each equipped with a queen or king bed, microwave, refrigerator, and Keurig-style coffee maker. For special occasions, we offer a private suite. Open 7 days a week, The Cellar at Creekside Restaurant serves the best Certified Angus Beef in the area, along with ribs, chicken, pizza, and wings. We proudly host Taco Tuesdays, What’s Up Wednesdays, and Fish Fry Fridays. Our Thursday night slow-roasted, hand-carved Prime Rib Special is a must-try! The Cellar Bar and Game Room are open during restaurant hours, and the back patio often features live entertainment on Friday and Saturday nights. From the property, you’ll have access to plenty of horseback riding trails, hiking trails, and OHV routes. We’re located just 7 miles off I-17 and less than an hour from North Phoenix—close enough for convenience, yet a world away from the big city.
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  • Delightful Glamping Couples Getaway
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Delightful Glamping Couples Getaway

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34mi from Prescott National Forest · 1 site · Lodging · Cottonwood, AZ
Reconnect with nature at this unforgettable escape. Relax and enjoy what the beautiful Verde Oasis has to offer. With great views of Mingus Mountain and amazing sunsets you will forget you are 5min from town and 20min from Sedona. This site offers nearby local hiking trails, bike trails and a short walk to the Verde River. Take an easy stroll to the river for a quick dip, relaxing swim or an easy day of kayaking. This adorable trailer provides a glamping experience and a comfy stay. Plenty of room for a weekly staycation or a quick weekend getaway. The travel trailer is located on 1/2 acre lot which is part of a 4 acre dwelling. You will have access to 1/4 of the acre with privacy but may hear slight car noise from the road. This trailer offers a cozy floor plan, air conditioner, heating system and private entrance and parking available for up to 2 cars. Comfortably sleeps 2 on a queen size bed with memory foam mattress. Additional blankets provided. Bathroom located in trailer offers toilet and spacious shower with plush towels and basic toiletries. Kitchenette with mini fridge, sink, and 2 burner gas stove. Single cup coffee maker (K-cup provided), mini tea kettle (assorted hot teas provided), plates, silverware, coffee cups, small pot, small pan, cutting board, basic cooking utensils, salt,pepper sugar, Splenda, coffee cream all provided to make a quick simple meal. The dinette table turns into a single bed perfect for a teen/child. You will have extra space outside where a small tent can be set up to camp outdoors. (Limit 2 additional guests) Enjoy a shaded relaxing breakfast, lunch or dinner on the outdoor patio table. Embrace nature by the fire stargazing or roasting marshmallows. A firepit is available and we will provide firewood, while supplies last unless there is a fire ban. If we run out you can buy firewood at the local gas station or grocery store. Fire pit has a grill if outdoor grilling is desired. Grilling utensils provided. Kayaks (2) adult 1 (junior) and 1 (kid) available for day use with additional fee.
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Glamping Airstream

39mi from Prescott National Forest · 1 site · Lodging · Cornville, AZ
Experience the magic of Luci the Airstream — a romantic glamping retreat in Cornville, Arizona, just minutes from Sedona. Enjoy a private hot tub, cozy bed, kitchenette, and modern bath — all surrounded by peaceful mountain views. Relax under starry skies, explore nearby vineyards, and take advantage of the shared pool and EV charger. Perfect for couples seeking a stylish blend of luxury and nature.
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  • Copper Sky Ranch
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Copper Sky Ranch

39mi from Prescott National Forest · 1 site · Lodging · Cornville, AZ
Welcome to the Bunkhouse at Copper Sky Ranch by StargazerSedona Vacation Homes, a modern yet cozy escape designed for couples seeking both adventure and tranquility. Pet Friendly! This thoughtfully crafted one-bedroom container home offers comfortable luxury in a peaceful desert setting. Located just across the street from Oak Creek, guests can enjoy easy access to the water for a morning walk, quiet reflection, or a refreshing dip on a warm afternoon. Inside, you’ll find a bright, open living area, a king-size bed with premium linens, and a well-equipped kitchenette—perfect for light meals, morning coffee, or enjoying local wine after a day of exploring. The minimalist design and soft lighting create a calming space to unwind. Step outside to your private hot tub, BBQ grill, and patio seating, surrounded by desert views and wide-open skies. Whether you’re soaking under the stars or savoring a peaceful breakfast outdoors, this space invites you to slow down and reconnect. Just a short drive from Sedona, Cottonwood, and Jerome, the Bunkhouse offers easy access to local wineries, scenic drives, and small-town charm—all while keeping you close to nature. 🌄 Location Highlights Oak Creek access across the street 10 minutes to Cottonwood – dining & wine tasting 15 minutes to Sedona – trails & art galleries 20 minutes to Jerome – historic mining town ✨ Featured Amenities - Private hot tub - King-size bed - Oak Creek access (across the street) - BBQ grill + outdoor seating - Modern kitchenette - Cozy living space for two - Quiet desert surroundings - Easy access to Sedona, Cottonwood, & Jerome Whether you’re here to explore, relax, or simply enjoy the peaceful rhythm of the desert, the Bunkhouse at Copper Sky Ranch is the perfect landing for your next Sedona-area getaway.
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  • Charming Oasis Getaway
  • Charming Oasis Getaway
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Charming Oasis Getaway

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39mi from Prescott National Forest · 1 site · Lodging · Cornville, AZ
**Just Listed** Are you looking for privacy and relaxation? Then this little oasis is just for you. This location is in Cornville Page Springs - Wine Country. - 20 minutes to Sedona - 30 minutes to historic Jerome - 15 minutes to Historic Old Town Cottonwood - 20 minutes to Camp Verde and 3 hours to Grand Canyon 1 hour from Flagstaff Snowbowl for skiing and fun times in the snow. The space This is a lovely 35 ft. park model coach with wonderful new renovations for your vacation experience, your own spacious private Lanai patio. It has 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, full kitchen with all appliances, cooking / eating utensils, dining and living area with 28' flat screen TV. We have coffee / tea to get you going in the morning. Pool availability is seasonal (May-October). There is a fire pit,horse shoe pits and BBQ also for your outdoor enjoyment. Guest access While you are here you can enjoy the pool, sit in the garden and listen to the sounds of the waterfall from the pond, or enjoy a game of horseshoes while you BBQ on the lanai. To complete your evening enjoy the night skies seated around your own private fire pit. Other things to note I do offer vortex yoga hikes by appointment. You can message me for cost and details. I am forest land use permitted to guide people out on the beautiful Sedona redrocks to experience yoga and nature.
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32 ratings · 9 reviews
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· April 2025
Decent option for the area
Prescott Basin Designated Dispersed Camping
Like the other reviews shared, the campsites are right off of the road, and there are a lot of ATVs that go by during the day on the weekend, but it quiets down in the evening. Pretty setting and not far from town. There were some gross spots where you could tell previous campers didn't dig holes to go #2, which was not fun with dogs. But overall not a bad spot.
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Amanda S.
8 reviews
April 2024
Yavapai Campground
It's an ok campground. The best part of the campground are the host. There are recycling toilets. Drinkable water. But the forest service doesn't do much here. The lower water spigot is STILL missing the top plug, so when you go to get water is blows out of 2 holes instead of one. Get ready to get wet. Site 16 has the largest ant hill I've ever seen. If you stay there you will get accosted by them. There are also bookoos of tent caterpillars in the oak trees directly over where you park. When you go to reserve, there are rarely openings of any length. But when you arrive, those supposedly reserved sites are empty. You need to occupy from first night. And get ready for it to sound like your in a dog park. RUDE thoughtless dog owners!
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Cara L.
1 year on Hipcamp
Not recommend
· June 2022
White Spar Campground
Right off the 89A if you use some active imagination the sound of traffic might be wind in the pines. The put toilets are not kept clean and rowdy campers party all night with no concern for the rest of the camp.
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Jeanne Marie M.
3 years on Hipcamp
October 2021
Yavapai Campground
Beautiful campground. Clean. Quiet. Spacious sites far apart. Great fire ring. High marks for composting toilets! Zero odor. (Do be aware of bees and wasps at the fresh water fill station though.)
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Karen N.
4 years on Hipcamp
Recommends
· October 2017
Lynx Campground
There is no swimming or powered boats in the water but the canoeing is nice. There is also a good walking path around the entire lake which is also connected to a decent restaurant that serves German food.
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Matthew G.
8 years on Hipcamp
Recommends
· May 2017
Mingus Mountain Campground
Private, quiet, and hell of a view! Nothing nearby
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Sarah L.
8 years on Hipcamp
Recommends
· March 2017
Mingus Mountain Campground
Campground, but lots of room
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Brianah W.
8 years on Hipcamp
July 2016
Mingus Mountain Campground
Doing a cross country camping trip, and after I couldn't find access to another site, I settled to Mingus Mountain. I'm really glad I had to resort to plan b. Mingus mountain may be in my top 5 all time now. To think you can camp here for less than $20 dollars is pretty crazy. I think they could charge $100 and people would still come. Check out the photo of the scenic view I uploaded and you'll see why. So quiet and peaceful up here. Even the drive up here is worth jt. I'm 5 days in on my trip staying a new place each night. This one is going to be hard to leave.
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Ryan L.
2 reviews
July 2016
Apache Creek Trail #9905
Tried getting here from the East. Google maps, which is 99% reliable kept putting me on really old roads that resembled four wheeler trails. Each one taking me to a locked gate on private ranch land. The sun was setting, so I had to give up after an hour. Go to Mingus Mountain instead, if you're coming from the East. It's worth the change of course.
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Ryan L.
2 reviews

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