Page, Southwest
Fires
Potable Water
Lake- River
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Amenities
FiresPotable Water
Landscape
LakeRiver
Getting there
Page, Southwest, 86040, US
Good to know
- Check-in
- 2:00pm
- Check-out
- 11:00am
- Pets
- Not allowed
- Smoking
- Not allowed
About this campground
Close to unique and stunning areas of natural beauty, such as the Grand Canyon National Park, Lake Powell, the Colorado River, and Antelope Canyon, these well-appointed bell tents are nestled on a working sheep ranch in the Navajo Nation of Northern Arizona. Glampers can look forward to truly getting away from it all at this off-grid glamping site. Each bell tent can sleep up to four guests in four beds. Bedding, linens, wool blankets, and sleeping bags are provided by the host. There are many candles and candle lanterns to help create a cozy atmosphere, and guests will find a flashlight and a solar light inside the rental.
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There are several books and games provided for some evening entertainment. The host also provides amenities such as soap, shampoo, toothpaste, and toothbrush Guests can explore the property, which is home to sheep, goats, horses, cows, chickens, and very friendly working dogs—the Maremma Sheepdog and Great Pyrenees are raised on the ranch. The hosts proudly keep up the longstanding Navajo traditions of the region in the running of the ranch, offering glampers an insight into this unique way of life. Despite the remote location, guests will have access to a range of luxury features in their rentals. Cots, linens, lanterns, drinking water, bathing water, books, and games are all provided. Weather permitting, a large fire pit is set up to allow guests to enjoy the experience of a dazzling star filed. There are several well-serviced and clean outhouses and portapotties, just 30 yards from the accommodation, along with a private camp shower. Plenty of parking is available outside the rentals.
From Glamping Hub · checked 19 Jun 2026
Reviews
Overall, this campsite offers a magical and unique experience on Navajo land, with many guests praising the stunning location and the warm hospitality of hosts Baya and Paul. Campers appreciate the cozy tents, comfortable beds, and the opportunity for incredible stargazing. However, some guests noted that the outdoor shower height could be an issue for taller individuals and that cold weather can affect comfort. Additionally, the basic bathroom facilities and limited food options unless pre-ordered were mentioned as areas for improvement. Despite these minor drawbacks, the overwhelming sentiment is one of joy and a desire to return.
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