Cozy Tiny Home with Loft Sleeps 6

Our weekend plans almost fell through because a bad storm hit and our vehicle couldn’t make it up to the cabin. The staff stayed in touch with us and managed to reschedule our stay. We had a great time once we got there. The room was spacious and had amazing features, and I only wish we could’ve stayed longer.

A cozy, really quiet place, and the hot showers were great. The open windows had no curtains, though, so sunrise woke me up and I couldn’t sleep in. Other than that, I had a great stay.

The little house was clean and in a perfect spot near the canyons. I rented one with a king bed, and it had a shower, toilet, TV, microwave, and small fridge. There’s a picnic table outside where you can have morning coffee and enjoy the view.

The young man who checked us in gave great service, and the campground was well maintained. The location worked especially well for our Antelope Canyon tour. It was also fun staying somewhere different from a hotel, and the place was very clean. I hadn’t realized when booking that each tiny home is split into an A side and a B side. You can hear everything next door. The king bed is right by the front door, and since the ground outside is sand and gravel, dirt gets carried straight into bed. A rug at the entrance would help. The mattress had no pad on it, even though one was on a shelf above the bed, as if guests were meant to put it on themselves. The sheets were cheap polyester-cotton. The loft mattresses weren’t true twins, just a couple of inches thick, and had only a blanket, so I wondered if the blanket or comforter gets washed after each use. There’s a small hanging bar beside the bed but no hangers. There are also no hooks for towels, and no hooks or shelves in the shower, so soap, shampoo, and washcloths have to sit on the floor.