Go Glamping At These 4 Campgrounds In Arizona With Yurts For An Unforgettable Adventure
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Katie Lawrence
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Glamping is the ultimate compromise between staying in a fancy hotel and pitching a simple tent in the wilderness. It’s a win-win situation – you can unplug and commune with nature while still enjoying modern amenities. These six campgrounds offer some of the best yurt camping in Arizona, so you can spend time in the great outdoors without “roughing it.”
1. Yurt at the Top of the Mountain (Bisbee)
Bisbee, AZ 85603, USA
Nestled in the mountains of Arizona's quirkiest town, this cozy yurt features a kitchen area, dining room table, and living area, plus a private shower and restroom. Guests will also enjoy air conditioning, electricity, and a TV for DVD player use, not to mention expansive views of the high desert surroundings, perfect for a luxury Arizona camping experience. Visit the Airbnb listing for more information.
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2. Cathedral Rock Belle (Sedona)
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Cathedral Rock, Arizona 86351, USA
The magic of Sedona's red rocks is unsurpassed, and this luxury yurt overlooks the most iconic of them all: Cathedral Rock. Hidden along Oak Creek, the yurt boasts a king-size organic mattress, A/C in the summer (and insulation during winter), and a lovely waterfront patio that you'll share with other guests staying on the property. Visit the Airbnb listing for more information.
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3. Lily Yurt (Flagstaff)
Arizona Nordic Village, 16848 US-180, Flagstaff, AZ 86001, USA
Part of the Arizona Nordic Village, an off-the-grid glamping experience, the Lily Yurt is perfect for those times when you need a break from reality. Equipped with two twin-size sleeping pads, the yurt accommodates 3-4 people, and the lodge offers running water and electricity. You'll also have access to a wood-burning stove and propane grill in your yurt! Visit the Airbnb listing for more information.
4. Yurt Romantic Retreat (Pine)
Pine, AZ 85544, USA
If you're in the Payson/Pine/Strawberry area and decide to do a search for "yurt camping near me," this Yurt Romantic Retreat in Pine is worth booking. With two bedrooms, one bathroom, a wraparound deck, a dedicated workspace, a two-person soaking tub, a fire pit, and more, you'll have all the amenities you could ever want for a glamping getaway among the trees. This has to be one of the mst luxurious yurts in Arizona.
Have you ever gone yurt camping in Arizona at any of these incredible spots? If so, we’d love to hear all about your experience! Tell us in the comments below. Don’t forget to check out our previous article for more Arizona campgrounds that offer an unforgettable stay!
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Camping in Arizona
What are the best places to go glamping in Arizona?
Once you've tried your hand at yurt camping, level up your experience at one of these luxury campsites in Arizona:
- Backland. Featuring tents with skylights, an on-site farm-to-table restaurant, and so many other five-star amenities, this unique getaway in the charming town of Williams is one of the best glamping resorts in Arizona. This luxury glamping resort in Arizona is surrounded by miles of ponderosa pine forests that extend for miles in all directions, making for a secluded experience that promises to leave you feeling refreshed and renewed.
- Clear Sky Resorts. If you’re in search of unique hotels near the Grand Canyon, look no further than Clear Sky Resorts. This dome glamping destination is just 20 minutes from the entrance to the South Rim, and its luxury amenities will make you think you’re staying at the Four Seasons. The resort features geodesic domes that offer plenty of privacy while still allowing you to marvel at the vast high desert landscape. Guests have seven domes to choose from, sleeping between two and seven people each. That means whether the occasion is a romantic getaway or family trip, there's an accommodation that will suit your needs. The glamping season starts in late April and runs through October.
What are some unique places to stay in Arizona?
Looking to experience the full splendor of the Grand Canyon State... in style? Check out (or rather, into) these amazing and wholly unique places to stay in Arizona.
- El Tovar Hotel - Grand Canyon National Park. Located literally on the rim of the Grand Canyon, Arizona's El Tovar Hotel first opened its doors in 1905. The hotel was designed by Charles Whittlesey, Chief Architect for the Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railway, who envisioned it as a cross between a Swiss chalet and a Norwegian Villa. The hotel was built from local limestone and Oregon pine, and upon opening in 1905, many considered the El Tovar the grandest hotel in the American West. Nearly 125 years later, El Tovar is as enchanting as ever, offering guests unparalleled views of the Grand Canyon -- without stepping foot outdoors.
- Top of the Rim Cabin + Tree House, Payson. Located on top of a mountain, this treehouse has views of Mogollon Rim and is in close proximity to outdoor recreation, Tonto Natural Bridge, Tonto National Forest, restaurants, shops, and more. However, you can also spend some time relaxing in nature here. It's quiet, secluded, and surrounded by trees. Sounds like a fabulous getaway, doesn't it? Book your stay at this treehouse on VRBO.com.
- Sedona Camp Tiny House, Sedona. Enjoy the peace and quiet in West Sedona away from the craziness of downtown by spending the night at this charming tiny house. It's close to a trailhead and when you come back from hiking, you can cook a meal in the outdoor kitchenette.
- Rustic 1935 Recently Renovated Ranch House, Camp Verde. Originally built in 1935, this ranch house has been renovated but still provides plenty of rustic charm. By spending the night here, you'll have access to a fishing pond and you'll be able to view cattle out in the fields on the property.