Campsite Rental Near Antelope Canyon, Arizona
Difficulty
easy
Duration
overnight or longer
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; minimal hiking required to access campsite.
Overview
Experience authentic desert camping near Antelope Canyon with exclusive tours and stunning natural beauty. Perfect for small groups seeking adventure and tranquility.
Campsite Rental
Space Accommodates Up to 6 Guests!
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About This Adventure
Experience the beauty of nature with our unique campsite rentals in Arizona! Perfect for adventure enthusiasts, immerse yourself in stunning landscapes while learning about traditional culture. Accommodating up to six guests, this dry camping experience invites you to disconnect and explore, all while enjoying a discount on our Canyon Tour.
*We operate on Arizona Time. Not affected by Daylight Savings
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Rates
Prices do not include $8.00 Navajo Park & Recreation Fee and 6% Navajo Nation Taxes.
Nightly rates are set for 2 guests. Any additional guests (up to 6 total) will result in an additional $5 per person, per night. *No additional charge for Children Ages 7 & under | *
Two-Seven Night Campsite Rentals Available If you would like to book more than one night, please call us at (928) 640-3852 to discuss further
Check-In
- Check-In: Starts at 2pm the day of your arrival (Summer months please check in at 5pm).
- Check-Out: By 11am the day of your departure.
About
Lodging in the remoteness cannot mimic the St Regis or Marriott luxury feels. However, for the adventure enthusiasts, mother nature's astonishing sights will leave you in wonder-struck while learning about our traditional culture! The camp space accommodates one large or two small tents.These camp sites can accommodate up to 6 total people, at an additional cost.
Things To Know
- Please make sure to bring your own sleeping bags, towels, extra water (dry camp) and anything else you may need for your stay.
- Please dispose of cigarette butts properly in the trash. No trash pick-up service in the area; guests must take trash with them.
- If you book a campsite with us, you will also receive a discount for our Canyon Tour!
- I do not have hook ups! Generators are okay!
Adventure Tips
Bring plenty of water
Arizona’s dry climate means dehydration is a real risk; carry at least one gallon per person per day.
Prepare for temperature swings
Desert nights can be chilly even after hot days, so pack warm layers for the evening.
Practice Leave No Trace principles
Respect the environment by packing out all trash and minimizing campsite impact.
Use a headlamp after dark
With no lighting on site, a headlamp will improve safety and convenience after sunset.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Desert cottontail rabbits
- Greater roadrunners
History
This region is home to the Navajo Nation, rich in indigenous culture and history tied to the land and its formations.
Conservation
Campground visitors are encouraged to minimize impact by following Leave No Trace guidelines to protect fragile desert ecosystems.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Water storage containers
To stay hydrated in Arizona’s dry climate, carrying extra water is crucial.
summer specific
Warm sleeping bag
Evenings can get chilly, so a quality sleeping bag ensures comfort overnight.
fall specific
Portable camping stove
Useful for cooking meals, especially in a dry camping setup without amenities.
Headlamp or flashlight
Hands-free light source is practical for after dark activities and safety.