Grand Canyon Lotus Yurt Glamping Rental in Arizona

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Plan your next off-grid vacation in this Grand Canyon Lotus Yurt in Arizona! It sits on 7 acres of land about 40 minutes from the Grand Canyon and is the perfect spot for star-gazing.

It sleeps up to four guests with a queen bed and optional floor mattresses, and has enough solar power to run a cell phone (but there’s no WiFi). You’ll find an outdoor shower and compositing toilet as well as a kitchenette with a mini fridge, propane camping stove and french press.

When it’s time to travel again, book your stay on Glamping Hub here.

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Grand Canyon Lotus Yurt Off-Grid Vacation Rental

Grand Canyon Lotus Yurt Glamping Rental in Arizona
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I love the perfect blend of tribal prints inside this bell tent.

Grand Canyon Lotus Yurt Glamping Rental in Arizona
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You can see the kitchenette to the left with a mini fridge, camp stove and cooking utensils.

Grand Canyon Lotus Yurt Glamping Rental in Arizona
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The privacy screen clocks off the exit into the bathroom.

Grand Canyon Lotus Yurt Glamping Rental in Arizona
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The hosts can add two smaller floor mattresses for kids or other guests.

Grand Canyon Lotus Yurt Glamping Rental in Arizona
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There are skylights around the entire tent.

Grand Canyon Lotus Yurt Glamping Rental in Arizona
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Such a pretty wicker trunk. It’s all in the details.

Grand Canyon Lotus Yurt Glamping Rental in Arizona
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French press with little coffee mugs.

Grand Canyon Lotus Yurt Glamping Rental in Arizona
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Camp stove with tea kettle.

Grand Canyon Lotus Yurt Glamping Rental in Arizona
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Such a cool lamp and bean bags.

Grand Canyon Lotus Yurt Glamping Rental in Arizona
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Here’s the exit to the outdoor bathroom area.

Grand Canyon Lotus Yurt Glamping Rental in Arizona
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Shower and composting toilet with privacy screening.

Grand Canyon Lotus Yurt Glamping Rental in Arizona
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View of the back of the yurt.

Grand Canyon Lotus Yurt Glamping Rental in Arizona
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View of the mountains from the tent.

Grand Canyon Lotus Yurt Glamping Rental in Arizona
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Such a glorious view of the stars at night!

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Natalie C. McKee

Natalie C. McKee is a contributor for Tiny House Talk and the Tiny House Newsletter. She's a wife, and mama of three little kids. She and her family are homesteaders with sheep, goats, chickens, ducks and quail on their happy little acre.

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1 comment

  1. Love the hurt. Not enough privacy in bathroom. Screens need to go down past knees! Self-conscious children need privacy, too, so even down to the ankles would probably be better. Other than that, this would be a fun place to stay for a few days!

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