40 acres hosted by Kate R.
1 lodging site · 1 bedroom · 2 beds · 1 toilet
Near Grand Canyon National Park
Within a 60-minute drive from the East Entrance.
Off-leash friendly
Pets can be off-leash at this Hipcamp.
Back to basics with endless desert sky. Hike giant rock sculptures, gather petrified wood, maybe find the hidden pond or seasonal Little Colorado to splash in (clues provided). Bathed in the Canyon's ethereal ambiance, powdery views of Navajo Plateau and snowy San Francisco Peaks await.
This is “Stone Soup,” in honor of unique geology and a folktale where everyone brings something to make a whole greater than its parts. Built with love during musical campouts, materials are recycled from building sites.
Basically at the moment, this is an isolated, wild campsite, all to yourselves with total peace and quiet but where you bring everything. There is no running water, cooking supplies, or toilet. You may find firewood further down the road, but nothing is supplied. You will need to take your trash with you. The photos are not up to date and still show amenities that are not there. The hut is available, but it is just a structure with nothing in it.
Also note that there is no way to get there with Google maps/ GPS coordinate. I will send detailed directions if you book, but you probably want to arrive with some daylight.
If prepared to rough it, it's a gorgeous site with open sky, amazing views, stars, rocks, and silence.The site is 40 acres and can accommodate RVs too - the whole 40 acres will be just for your group!
Please carry in and carry out everything you need.
If you'd like to stay for or pay for 4 or more nights, a tiny house is available and I can provide basic supplies for cooking, fire, water, battery lights, and sleeping (cot and loft bed with bedding, sleeps 2, possibly 3 if one on floor with camp pad). It is off-grid with no running water, heat, or toilet (shovel and dunes).
Also, possibility of musical, writing, and Earth-based spirituality workshops led by Kate, or to co-organize if you have a leader or idea - reach out if interested.
Reasons to stay, in a few words:
-Peace, quiet, and total escape
-Ecology and good vibes
-Solitude, intimacy, and authentic connection
-Views!
-Artistic, musical, literary creation, rock-gathering, photography, meditation…
Away from the touristy side of the Grand Canyon (less than an hour from visitor's center) hike down the Tanner Trail, stop to buy crafts and food from Navajo artisans along the road, and the next day splash in the seasonal Little Colorado near Stone Soup, watch the wild horses, then come home and make a campfire and howl with the coyotes in this unique and sacred high desert spot.