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Hilltop Vacation Home - Big Dipper

Hilltop views of Escalante, and the surrounding cliffs, canyons and river gorge make this getaway the perfect place for you and your friends or family. Enjoy relaxing after hiking and exploring the mountains and high desert. A separate bedroom with a queen size bed, a full size kitchen and a living room make a gathering place comfortable for overnight or many nights. Fuel up for the days adventures at our on-site coffee shop and relax at our spa. Spa features foot baths + infrared sauna.

Harmony Haven

This memorable place is anything but ordinary. Conveniently located right off Highway 89 just over the Utah, Arizona border, these newer cabins offer wide views of scenic Lake Powell. Set near the Wahweap marina and the Glen Canyon Dam, it is the perfect home base for your lake or Grand Canyon adventure. Each one has been designed with a private living-room, bedroom, bathroom, kitchenette, fire pit, and air conditioning. Also, this cabin has a ramp as well as steps.

Container Haven, Wilderness Edge

Explore Utah's beauty at 'Container Haven,' a stylish, modern studio in Big Water. Off the beaten path, this comfortable unit is just minutes away from Page, AZ, Lake Powell, Horseshoe Bend, and Antelope Canyon. Nestled by vast wilderness, it features a king bed, sleek bathroom, and efficient kitchenette. Perfect for adventure seekers, close to hiking trails, Lone Rock Beach, and Lake Powell views. Ideal for a tranquil yet adventurous escape.

BoatHouse Unit #1+ Horsehoe Bend & Antelope Canyon

"Great location! Quiet. Peaceful. Safe. Close to restaurants, gas stations & coffee shops. Quick drive to hikes." -Lindsay; Welcome to the Boathouse Suite (Unit #1)! This cozy suite has charm, a fun theme, and a private entrance. It also has on-site parking and quiet neighbors. This suite is located at the Grand Circle Adventure Property and has one shared wall with another suite (closet/bathroom wall). Please see PET RULES.

Cozy Industrial Tiny House

This tiny house has been rated one of the top 15 places to stay in Page, AZ. This quaint tiny house (also referred to as the ‘doll house’ ) has everything you need for a comfortable stay in a quiet neighborhood. Perfect for 2 ; this space includes a full bathroom, queen bed and small appliances for cooking. There is also a washer and dryer. Every effort has been made to maximize space and provide comfort.

The Cowgirl Cabana: a Southwest Dream Bungalow

Minutes from Antelope Canyon and Horsehoe Bend, this stylish bungalow is centrally located but just off the beaten path. Walk to everything in downtown Page, hike the Rim View Trail straight from your doorstep, dine al fresco under the stars in your spacious, private yard and grill up something tasty in the glow of the string lights. A dreamy, romantic reprieve that celebrates the best of the South West.

The Little House

The modern conveniences of The Little House sharply contrast the old-fashioned construction. Original rough sawn ceiling joist are exposed, with the builder's layout marks clearly visible on the ceiling highlight the main living area where you can relax on the sofa. Along with the flat-screen TV, scorching fast 1 gigabit per second fiber internet (1000 Mbps) is available for streaming.

Stargazing Tiny Loft—Near Grand Staircase

Escape to our spacious loft-style tiny home just minutes from Grand Staircase–Escalante National Monument. With 12 ft ceilings, a cozy fire pit, and sweeping high-desert views, this retreat accommodates up to 6 guests—including a private bedroom, loft with XL twins, and living room sofa bed. Fully equipped kitchen, washer/dryer, and a deck perfect for stargazing and sunset gatherings.

The Kyo͞ob at Shash Dine'

The Kyo͞ob. A modern off grid cabin here at Shash Dine'. Your basecamp for adventure! Shash Dine' has been featured and/or recommended by Airbnb, HGTV, Condé Nast Traveler, Travel & Leisure, The Guardian, USA TODAY, Phoenix Magazine, The Huffington Post, The Lake Powell Chronicle, Arizona Highways, The Grand Canyon Trust, Indian Country Today, and the Navajo Times.