Glamping experience that provides peace & quiet with breathtaking views.

Very helpful! Cassie and Donny were extremely helpful and kind, even when we accidentally locked ourselves out of the trailer and they needed to come to our rescue, haha. They gave us a lot of info about the area and tips on what to see in our short stay there. I would stay there again for sure! It’s beautiful and peaceful!

Wonderful Hosts and Stay Everything was great!! Location, cleanliness and communication with host made this stay unique and unforgettable.

A Magical Getaway If you love stargazing and spending your evenings in a quiet oasis, away from the hustle of nearby town of Page, this is the place. Nestled between Vermilion Cliffs and Page, this accommodation is all yours to enjoy. We were treated to shooting stars, moonless nights, and the sounds of the desert winds (and sometimes wild dogs/coyotes/horses). We loved every minute. It’s a great place to spring off your Page adventures with nearby hiking and canyon trail opportunities. Walmart is 10 minutes away and there’s plenty of restaurants nearby. The owners paid attention to every detail and ensured we felt welcomed and safe, especially not having much experience with RV life. Next time we’re in town, we will stop by.

Beautiful sunsets! If you are looking for a place to rest and enjoy quiet sunsets this is the place. Donnie and Debbie were amazing. We had everything we needed. Thank you for being great hosts.

Everything was great! Wonderful owners and beautiful view from camper! It was the perfect adventure for our family!

OK, but problems I've waited a long time to write this. The trailer was nice, but needs some loving care. It is starting to show signs of wear and tear. It was clean. It was nicely stocked with pots and pans and linens. The deck is nice. But..... The hosts did not keep the generator filled with gasoline. You can imagine that was a problem. The outdoor table on the deck is plastic and has breakage from sun deterioration. The step from the deck to the generator is downright dangerous. It is a pallet with some broken slots. I told the host that this would be a good thing to fix, and my idea was dismissed. The host have covered the bathroom vent in order to help keep the trailer cooler. But that eliminates any ventilation which is important. The plug into the generator is using the 20amp receptacle instead of the 30amp receptacle....which is what should be used. The host mentioned that the 30amp receptacle kept burning out. Well....most likely caused by visitors using the microwave and coffee pot and air conditioner at the same time. RV's with 30amp capability do not have the capacity to handle heavy loads. (Imagine adding a hair dryer to those other items!) The parking place for the RV is nice, but the guest must go through a neighborhood that looks marginal. There was no problem, but it looks like there could be issues. So, I would not return.