Shash Diné Eco-Retreat
$$$$Navajo family-owned glamping ranch: bell tents, sheepherder wagons, hogans and the Kyoob
Photos: Shash Diné Eco-Retreat, official website. Shown courtesy of the property.
Hogans, bell tents and sheepherder wagons on a Navajo sheep ranch, five minutes from Horseshoe Bend.
- Navajo ranch
- Wood-burning stoves
- Dark skies
- Breakfast and dinner option
Why we picked it
We would book it for an experience no hotel in Page can offer: a night in a Navajo hogan on a family sheep ranch, with the stove lit, Navajo tea by the fire and a sky full of stars. It is five minutes from Horseshoe Bend, so the overlook in the soft morning light is an easy first stop; it is simple and off-grid, and that is the point.
Best for
- Cultural travelers
- Stargazers
- Adventurous couples
- A working Navajo sheep ranch, owned by a family whose history on this land goes back fifteen generations
- Sleep in a traditional hogan with a wood-burning stove, a canvas bell tent or a restored sheepherder wagon
- Five minutes’ drive from Horseshoe Bend, with a shared fire pit under skies free from light pollution
What the hotel offers
As listed on the hotel’s own website.
- Navajo ranchNavajo Churro sheep and Angora goats raised in the Navajo tradition
- Wood-burning stovesIn both hogans and the Kyoob; all wood supplied
- Dark skiesShared fire pit under a star field free from light pollution
- Breakfast and dinner optionPrepared and delivered by a local cook; coffee and Navajo tea provided
- Shower houseOff-grid, hot water on demand; shared toilets cleaned daily
- Close to Horseshoe Bend5 minutes’ drive; Antelope Canyon 20 minutes
- Children welcomeAll ages, supervised at all times
- ParkingPark by your accommodation; keep food in your locked vehicle
- The Navajo ExperienceTwo nights in a hogan, a traditional meal and storytelling

