Canyon Tour & Campsite Rental in Page, Arizona
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for those with a reasonable level of fitness who can handle a moderate hike on uneven terrain.
Overview
Explore Antelope Canyon on a tractor-drawn wagon tour followed by a hike and campsite stay. Experience Arizona’s stunning desert landscape and local culture on this unforgettable 2.5-hour adventure.
Canyon Tour + Campsite Rental
Space Accommodates Up to 6 Guests!
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About This Adventure
Embark on a unique 2.5-hour adventure through the stunning Antelope Canyon, featuring a tractor-drawn wagon ride and a moderate hike. Experience the breathtaking desert landscape while immersing yourself in traditional culture. Perfect for adventure enthusiasts, this tour offers an authentic glimpse into nature's wonders and the area's rich heritage.
This tour is moderate hiking, staircases with hand rails , a bumpy ride and high temperatures.
Please arrive 30 minutes before your tour time
We we will not issue a refund or reschedule if you are late
Unique Mystic Tours!
*We operate on Arizona Time. Not affected by Daylight Savings
Rates
Prices do not include $8.00 Navajo Park & Recreation Fee and 6% Navajo Nation Taxes.
Duration
2 Hours
About
Our Canyon Tours provide an authentic and unhurried view of the desert landscape in a time-honored manner. Our tour vehicle and tractor-drawn wagon allows visitors to identify with a bygone era. Take a short climb down a ladder into the Antelope Canyon to become fully immersed in its magic.
Guest should wear suitable clothes & be in reasonably good physical condition.
What To Know
- All Canyon Tours begin and end at Arrowhead Campground.
- Guests enjoy pristine scenery while riding a tractor-pulled covered wagon for 2.5 miles on dirt road.
- A half-mile hike is required to reach the entrance to the hidden Mystical Antelope Canyon and return to vehicle/wagon.
- Bring water and snacks for this 2.5 hour hidden mystical Antelope Canyon adventure.
Bring or Rent a Tent!
*We operate on Arizona Time. Not affected by Daylight Savings
Rates
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
Stay hydrated as the desert environment and moderate hiking can quickly dehydrate you.
Wear sturdy hiking shoes
The trail features uneven ground and rocky paths, so comfortable, supportive shoes are important.
Apply sun protection
Use sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses to protect yourself from strong Arizona sun exposure.
Bring a flashlight for campsite
Evening at the campground can be dark, so a flashlight helps with navigation and safety.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Desert cottontail rabbits
- Greater roadrunner birds
History
Antelope Canyon is a sacred Navajo site, historically used for ceremonies and storytelling by the local Dine people.
Conservation
Tours and camping follow strict guidelines to preserve the fragile desert ecosystem and cultural heritage of the canyon.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Reusable water bottle
Staying hydrated is crucial when exploring the desert environment.
Hiking shoes
Provides stability and comfort on rocky and uneven trails.
Sun hat
Protects your head and face from intense sun exposure during the tour.
summer specific
Headlamp or flashlight
Useful if camping overnight or needing light after sunset at the campground.