Stay In This Remote Navajo Hogan Near Arizona’s Grand Canyon To Unplug And Recharge

Arizona has no shortage of unique lodging opportunities, but few are as special as this remote Navajo Hogan near the Grand Canyon. It sleeps up to three guests, rents for only $150, and lets you experience the blissful simplicity of homestead life.

Nestled in a remote area of the Western Navajo Nation, this traditional hogan offers a once-in-a-lifetime off-the-grid experience.

Embrace the minimalist lifestyle with basic camping amenities and no electricity or running water (though five gallons are provided).

Amenities include a small table, two cots (and an optional third) with sheets and wool blankets, reading material, and an indoor stove.

Since there is no plumbing, you'll have to use an outhouse north of the hogan.

Firewood is provided for the stove, plus kindling, newspaper, and a lighter.

You'll also receive supplies like a first aid kit, shampoo, conditioner, hand soap, dish soap, repellent, and a washbasin.

At just $150 per night, the hogan is an absolute steal.

Visit the Airbnb listing to learn more.

Have you ever stayed in this traditional Navajo Hogan? If so, tell us all about your experience in the comments section, and check out our previous article for another unique Airbnb in Arizona.

Address: Cameron, AZ 86020, USA

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