Glamping near Arches National Park and Canyonlands National Park Quick Facts Mesa Tent: 16.5-foot luxury bell tent. Sleeps two. Queen size bed. Private front porch. Closest neighbor is 50 yards away. Portable heater. Seating area inside the tent. Bathroom: Access to shared bathroom with one toilet and one shower. Benefits: In communal area there isContinue reading “Glamping Canyonlands”
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Tucson Stays
Tucson, Arizona
Hotel Congress
Pros: Right in the center of historic downtown Tucson A LOT of history within this hotel. The hotel is trying to keep the aroma from when it was built (100 years ago) so there are no T.Vs in the rooms In walking distance to a ton of restaurants There is a great restaurant inside ofContinue reading “Hotel Congress”
Sedona Stays
Willow Cottage in the Trees
Sedona, Arizona Pros: Private space, not shared. It is a guest house that is off of the main house. Fantastic Location in West Sedona Had all the essentials. Shower, microwave, coffee maker, toaster. Comfortable bed & couch Incredible tap water! This house has spring water and it is highly sought out in the state ofContinue reading “Willow Cottage in the Trees”
Quartz Peak Trail
Sierra Estrella Wilderness, Bureau of Land Management The Quick Stats Distance: 6 miles out & back Elevation change: 2,526 ft Type: Maintained switchbacks for most of the trail with some scrambling and route finding towards the peak Restrooms at the Trailhead: yes Water at the trailhead: no Dogs allowed: yes Parking lot: yes, small Hiker’sContinue reading “Quartz Peak Trail”
Lost Dutchman State Park
Camping January 2, 2021 Location: 45 minutes from Central Phoenix Parking: First car included in camping fee Pets: Allowed in campgrounds and trails, but not the cabins Fee: $30 per night for one vehicle Restrooms: Yes Video: We camped at Lost Dutchman State Park for one night. This is only a 45 minute drive fromContinue reading “Lost Dutchman State Park”
Badwater Basin Salt Flats
Death Valley National Park, Stop No. 1 November 28, 2020 Location: 30 min south of the Furnace Creek Visitor Center How to get here: vehicle, can walk out farther Hike: 0.5 – 1 mile out and back Elevation gain: none Pets: Not allowed Fee: DVNP entrance fee $35/vehicle good for 7 days or America theContinue reading “Badwater Basin Salt Flats”
Verde Canyon RailRoad
Clarkdale, Arizona October 17th, 2020 Dog Friendly: No. Fee: It varies. The ales and rails ticket we got was $134.02 with tax. Restrooms: Yes. At the depot and on the train. AT THE DEPOT: Looking for something to do where you can get a good view, but don’t have to hike to get to theContinue reading “Verde Canyon RailRoad”
