Renee Jones
March 6, 2026 Google Maps
I am late in writing this review of our trip last November. But the memory of it stays with me to this day. Staying on the land that belongs to this family was a priceless experience. Our host was kind, clear in the expectations of living on the land. We had no running water or electricity, but truly had everything we needed, firewood, a cozy, spotless cabin, solar lamps, a separate spotless bathroom facility and shower. We had an outdoor area to eat the fry bread hamburger dinner brought out to us by a local Dine' chef. We were able to hike, have endless views of canyons to photograph, and enjoyed the numerous modern architecture books, and novels in our cabin. We were provided with coffee, tea, and breakfast foods in the morning.
This land belongs to a Dine' family, and is a working ranch, and we felt completely at home.
If you are expecting a Marriott hotel Experience, please do go there.
If you want to feel the land, the silence, where it meets the dark sky, full of constellations, and relax, this is your place.
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