Sedona’s human history begins at about 9000 B.C. where this naturally breathtaking area continues to see the footfall of many Indigenous peoples including the Hopi, Apache, and Pueblo. Even today, the many caves and the vast desert tell their stories. Traveling in Sedona is like traveling back in time. It is famous for the red rock formations in the desert that seem to glow when the sun hits them. The most popular formation is the bell rock that is located south of the Sedona ‘Vortex’. It is also the most photographed area in the American southwest. The beauty of the red rocks and the seclusion of the desert along with its little brooks and creeks make for a spectacular natural region. And there are plenty of amazing things to do in Sedona, such as exploring its top scenic drives and dining at the best places to eat.
The only way to truly experience Sedona is by living in the lap of nature. Glamping is the perfect way to do that without giving up on the luxuries of home life. In Sedona, you get access to some unique accommodations where you can live in the caves of the land’s ancestors, or lie underneath the star-studded sky and wake up to the red rocks glowing in the sunrise. For the best experience, check out these top spots for glamping in Sedona, Arizona.
We handpicked these listings carefully, considering (wherever possible) host status, recent guest reviews, prices, availability of dates, decor, and a location that facilitates glamping or is close to glamping spots. The image galleries get refreshed with the latest updates regularly. They were last updated on January 09, 2025.
1. Luxurious bell tent with views of Bell Rock (from USD 131)
Stay at Cathedral Rock Belle not only for a luxury glamping experience but also for the most coveted view in all of American South West. Much better than camping in Sedona, glamping at The Lotus bell tent offers many amenities. It is set up with a king-sized organic mattress, an electric infrared fireplace, and an electric blanket to keep you warm in the winter months. This Sedona yurt Airbnb also has a special heating system that keeps you toasty inside. For the warmer months, an air conditioner is provided to keep you cool. The outdoor bathroom has a hot, rain head shower and a calming view of the trees. The tent itself is in direct view of the Sedona Vortex and has a beautiful creek running by.
Sedona, Arizona, United States
3.87 km (2.4 mi) from Chapel of the Holy CrossSuperhost
Accommodates: 2
Top guest reviews
Host:
the stream was so beautiful to listen to at night and kc was a wonderful hostcheck in was so easy and our hosts were very accommodatingkc was responsive to all of our questionschristian was very communicative and made sure we had what we needed for our staythe hosts were very responsive to the only minor concern i had which was quickly addressedLocation:
great location and so much personalityawesome location for exploring oak creek and cathedral rocklocation is amazing style points on the set upall in all a beautiful location with quaint accommodationsreally lovely location with beautiful viewsCleanliness:
beautiful property with clean and comfy accommodationsthis place is super pretty and cleanthe yurt was extra clean and so well decoratedthe yurt was clean cozy and the little details made it very specialthe yurt is exactly as it looks in the photos it’s clean and very comfortableRead more reviewsAmenities & Room:
amazing views comfortable stay with just enough amenitiesthe shower space is gorgeous with an open air topit was a very hot day so the air conditioner was very welcomedcozy and quiet place with excellent viewi ate breakfast on the patio furniture enjoying the view of the river and cathedral rock; so peaceful
2. Many eclectic options to choose from (from USD 390)
This eight-acre property just before Sedona is the perfect place for glamping in Arizona because of the wide array of options available. You can choose to live like the native American Indians in a large cave, stay in the ‘tree cocoon’ hanging from the trees, relax on the creek itself, or get a bird’s eye view from right on top of the rim. The cave is outfitted with two cozy double beds with flannel sheets and electric blankets. There’s also a firewood stove for extra warmth. Though the property is not generally suited for pets, the yurt is. There is also a bubble near Rim Rock, hidden in the forest. Its glass ceiling allows you to sleep under the stars and wake up to the glorious sunrise. There is truly no other spot as fascinating as this where you can experience nature from up close without giving up the luxuries of home life.
Cave, Yurt, Bubble and Other Glamping Adventures
Address: 460 Harmony Drive
5.57 km (3.5 mi) from Chapel of the Holy Cross
3. Inexpensive and cozy glamping
If you’re looking for inexpensive glamping and camping spots in Sedona, then you might want to consider this option. At Healing Retreat Temple, stay in a cozy bell tent and enjoy the great outdoors without giving up on modern amenities. This Sedona tent glamping spot is outfitted with a comfortable single bed, a buffalo hide rug, a heater for cold days and a box fan for the hot ones. There’s also a little field next to the tent, making the space feel more expansive. This vacation rental is also very close to some restaurants with a view as well as other shops, great for grabbing a bite to eat and stocking up on supplies.
Sedona, Arizona, United States
3.8 km (2.4 mi) from Chapel of the Holy CrossTop guest reviews
Read more reviewsHost:
william is a wonderful host and was super helpful with suggestions for restaurants and things to do
Nearby glamping spots
4. Glamping in Africa while in the United States
Spend time in the African Savannah without having to leave the USA! You get to stay in your own private tent that’s part of a village offering glamping near Sedona. Each tent is furnished with a queen bed, dresser, nightstand, and other accessories. You also have access to the community fire pit - which is a great place to make new friends. There is also a communal bathing suite fully decked out with a hot shower and other modern essentials. The exclusive safari village is surrounded by the animals of the park so you can fall asleep under the stars to the sounds of the African Savannah.
Camp Verde, Arizona, United States
28.22 km (17.6 mi) from Chapel of the Holy CrossTop guest reviews
Location:
this place is nicely put together and thoughtfully doneCleanliness:
bathroom facilities were comfortable and cleanthe beds inside the tents super comfy and cleanthere is running hot water and flushing toilet special soap provided to keep the greywater cleanRead more reviewsAmenities & Room:
wonderful experience with comfortable beds and linens
5. Bohemian yurt with modern facilities
If you wish to go camping around Sedona, why not choose glamping in a yurt instead? Fashionably styled as a boho, rustic space, the yurt includes a cozy queen-sized bed, rugs, chairs, and accessories like lamps and nightstands. The best part is the glass dome roof that gives you brilliant night-sky views. The yurt also has running electricity courtesy of the solar panels. There’s an air conditioner to keep the yurt cold on hot days. For the winter months, space is provided with a heater and extra blankets. The space has all you need for a cozy holiday, with the incredible views and locale elevating your experience.
Cottonwood, Arizona, United States
25.02 km (15.6 mi) from Chapel of the Holy CrossTop guest reviews
Host:
the host was very communicative and helpful throughoutsuper helpful and understanding host gorgeous space :)excellent host with great communicationLocation:
the location however was less than idealit’s a great location to cottonwood and it’s a very easy drive to the hikes in sedonasuch a fun and unique experience and a great location for the surrounding areasuch a unique place to stay totally recommend if you’re looking to stay close to jeromeamazing place to stay if you like new experiences the sky was so beautiful during nightCleanliness:
the bathroom is nice and cleanRead more reviewsAmenities & Room:
amazing spot the view from even the bed is incrediblethis place is so well designed from the outdoor bathroom and the deck to the decor insidebest of all the space was super comfortable would definitely recommend
Unwind in the arms of nature
Sedona offers plenty of activities and attractions. Outdoor enthusiasts will love exploring all the best hiking and trekking spots here. Aside from amazing Airbnb vacation rentals available in the city, there are also some of the best natural spots to go camping. Glamping is simply upgrading your experience in the great outdoors. So pick a spot from our curated list of glamping spots in Sedona, Arizona, and experience nature like never before.
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