While still technically a glamping experience, the Grand Canyon Nugget feels a little more like a normal home - and there’s an indoor bathroom! If you prefer to cook inside rather than on a grill or campfire, you’ll like having the kitchenette as well. Located in Grand Canyon Junction, this eco-friendly tiny home sits on an acre plot of pinyon-juniper woodlands. Why you should stay: A warm and cozy “glamping” stay that’s not really roughing too much - just don’t use all the water. Related Read: 12 Magical Glamping Sites Near the Grand Canyon South Rim 2. Reading through the reviews, some guests commented that the heated mattress wasn’t enough on cold nights, so either plan your stay during warmer weather or bring extra blankets and layers in winter. The tent features a clear ceiling, and you can expect clear skies most nights - but no guarantees, especially during the summer monsoons. Of course, this glamping dome located in Grand Canyon Junction is the perfect spot if you want to fall asleep while looking up at the stars.
If you come from the big city ( any big city), you won’t believe how dark the night skies are in Northern Arizona. Why you should stay: Literally fall asleep under the stars in this transparent-roof glamping tent. The Ultimate Stargazing Experience Photo: Airbnb Winter nights are cold at 6,000 feet above sea level, so bring extra blankets, warm clothes, and consult with hosts about local conditions. The glamping spots are off-the-grid so be prepared to use water and electricity sparingly. Notes for glamping in Grand Canyon Junction: there are no grocery stores nearby, so the best bet is to buy groceries in Williams, Flagstaff, or Grand Canyon Village. However, we’ve also included a few non-glamping properties in and near Williams (about an hour drive from the gate) to make sure there’s something for everyone on this list of the Grand Canyon’s best Airbnbs - just be sure to arrive in a personal vehicle and plan to use it to get around. Like most National Parks, there aren’t an incredible number of Airbnbs directly adjacent the park, and most of the ones located in Grand Canyon Junction (30 minutes from the South Rim gate) fall into the glamping category. Of course, if you get the chance to book a room in the park at the historic El Tovar, Bright Angel Lodge, or North Rim Lodge, do it! Staying in an airbnb can make your experience even more memorable - especially if the alternative means staying a plain old hotel room in Tusayan or Williams. Learn more about our editorial policies here.Īs one of the 7 Natural Wonders of the World - and the best damn hole in the ground we’ve ever seen - Grand Canyon deserves a spot on everybody’s bucket list. Territory Supply is reader-supported and may earn a commission when you book or purchase using our links.
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