Who says off-the-grid has to mean off-the-comforts? Across Arizona, glamping offers a way to connect with nature without giving up modern luxuries.
Whether you are looking for a romantic getaway, outdoor adventure, or a base camp for a National Parks tour, glamping is an excellent option for visitors who want to enjoy the creature comforts of home without compromising their ability to enjoy the natural beauty of the Grand Canyon State.
Under Canvas – Grand Canyon
Just minutes from the South Rim, Under Canvas Grand Canyon is a high-end glamping retreat for stargazers and adventure seekers alike. Luxurious safari-style tents, on-site dining featuring locally sourced ingredients, and curated outdoor experiences make this a standout basecamp. Located in a certified dark sky area, it’s perfect for night sky lovers. Prices start at $199/night.
Verde Ranch RV Resort – Camp Verde
Verde Ranch RV Resort reimagines glamping with spacious luxury tents and converted covered wagons for a Wild West twist. Nestled in Camp Verde near ancient Native American ruins and hiking trails, this resort offers a laid-back yet stylish escape in central Arizona. Prices start around $116/night.
Clear Sky Resort – Grand Canyon
Sleep in a climate-controlled dome with the Grand Canyon practically in your backyard. Clear Sky Resort offers a hotel-style experience in a surreal desert setting. Domes come with plush beds, spa-style bathrooms, and unbeatable views, plus access to guided tours, national parks, and stargazing galore. Prices start at $298/night.
Backland Luxury Camping – Williams
Tucked into 160 private acres near Williams, Backland features spacious, temperature-controlled tents with ensuite bathrooms and king-sized beds. The resort’s glass-walled restaurant offers fresh, locally inspired fare, while outdoor activities include kayaking, frisbee golf, and wildlife watching, just 30 minutes from the Canyon. Prices start at $460/night.
Shash Diné EcoRetreat – Page
A true off-grid experience near Page, Arizona, Shash Diné EcoRetreat is a Navajo-owned glamping destination and working sheep ranch. Guests stay in eco-friendly accommodations—think traditional yurts, canvas tents, and more—while soaking in panoramic views and starry skies. It’s a soulful stop near Lake Powell, Horseshoe Bend, and Monument Valley. Prices start at $110/night
Silver Spur Homestead – Tombstone
Step into the Old West at Silver Spur Homestead, a Western-style glamping site just outside historic Tombstone. With private bathrooms, vintage decor, and epic views of the Dragoon Mountains, this unique desert retreat is perfect for those who want a little history with their hammock. Prices range from $75 to $350/night.
