Cabins · glamping · campout
Eleven pine cabins built in the style of the working ranch, five canvas tents, and an overnight campout you ride out to.
Room listEight types · from $239
Rates are the nightly total the ranch's reservation system quoted for two guests on 14 September 2026. They move with the calendar, so check your own dates above.
Custom pine cabins below Spirit Mountain looking across at Iron Mountain. Queen bed, gas fireplace for winter and air conditioning for summer, table and chairs, and a rocking chair on the porch. The bathroom has a historic claw-foot tub and shower.
Set below Iron Mountain with a view back to Spirit Mountain. A queen and a double or twin bed downstairs, plus a small loft with a twin. Electric fireplace heater, air conditioning, claw-foot bath and a handheld shower.
The larger cabins, below Spirit Mountain facing Iron Mountain. Queen and twin beds downstairs with a historic gas fireplace, and an upstairs loft with two more twin beds. Rocking chairs on the porch.
The accessible cabin: a queen, a full and a twin bed, heater and air-conditioning unit, table and stools, and a rocking chair on the porch. The bathroom is fully equipped and wheelchair accessible.
Camping without the camping. One queen bed and two twins, linens and duvets, western furniture and lanterns, and a view out across the Grand Canyon plateau.
The bigger canvas tent, for families or a group travelling together. Same beds, linens and lanterns, more floor space, same plateau view.
Ride out with the wranglers on historic trails, eat a steak dinner under the stars, and wake up to sunrise over the ranch before breakfast in the ranch house. Priced per person and weather dependent. Children over nine count as adults.
The same overnight campout for a party of up to six. Children nine and under have to be escorted by a guardian in a vehicle, so add them under extras when you book.
Before you book
The reservation system quotes room totals before taxes and fees. The final figure appears at the review step, before you pay.
Cabins have heating for winter and air conditioning for summer. Several have a gas or electric fireplace, and two have a historic claw-foot tub.
Casey's Cabin is step-free with a wheelchair accessible bathroom. Ask for it by name when you book.
The overnight campout is priced per person and can be moved if the weather turns. Children over nine count as adults.
Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served on site, with a fully licensed bar. You do not need to leave the property to eat.
Reservations answer 6a–10p Pacific Time on 800.798.0569. Group and package bookings are easier over the phone.
Dining
Hearty Western plates in a room with wood walls, long tables and a hundred years of ranch photographs on them. The bar is fully licensed.
Outside, the campfire is lit nightly and a Western musician plays under Spirit Mountain.
The form runs against the ranch's live reservation system. No holding page, no callback.
