The location is good, but the internet is VERY poor. The new wooden house is nice, but not ideal for someone who wants to sleep past 6am in the summertime. Too bright even with the eye mask.
Trip Snapshot
Best Time to Visit
Year-round, spring and fall for optimal weather
Open
24/7 Check-in available; check-out 11:00 AM
Price Range
$$ (≈ US $89–119 per night)
Parking
Free on-site parking
Ideal For
Plush king-size bed with premium linens, full private bathroom with stand-up shower, air conditioning and heating, microwave, mini refrigerator, television, free high-speed WiFi, private outdoor patio, indoor swimming pool, hot tub, fitness room, children's playground, on-site convenience store, laundry facilities
Stay Type
hotel
Great service by the young man checking us in. Location worked well, especially for our Antelope Canyon tour. The campground is well maintained. What you need to understand (I didn’t when I booked) each tiny home is split in two; an A side and B side. Here is where we get into why I didn’t give a 5 star review. You can hear EVERYTHING happening on the side. The king bed is RIGHT at the front door. It’s all sand and gravel outside your step so there really needs to be a rug at the door because, again, the bed is right at the door and you carry the dirt into bed with you. Now…the bed. This place is new so you would think they would want to protect the mattress with a mattress pad. Nope! There is one sitting in a shelf above the bed ( like you are supposed to put it on yourself)??? The sheets are cheap, polyester/cotton. The loft mattresses are not true twin mattresses. They are only a couple inches thick and don’t have a top sheet, just a blanket (are they washing the blanket/comforter after every use)?? Next to the bed is a small hanging bar to hang clothes, but no hangers. Lastly, there are no hooks anywhere to hang towels, etc and no hooks or shelves in the shower so your soap, shampoo, washcloth has to go on the floor. Otherwise, it was very clean and it was fun to stay in something other than a hotel.
No wifi in the room.Extremely tiny, smaller than some of the RVs we stayed (not a huge concern compared to the rest)There is no curtains on the top windows, woke us up at 5am.There is lingering wood or paint ordor in the room given it's newly built. When you first got in the room you can smell it.We went to checkin at 3:30pm when already past the standard checkin time at 3, while the staff told us the room would be ready in 20 mins, so we went for a walk for an hour, came back at 4:30, but we were told they were still working on cleaning the other rooms and didn't have a chance to clean ours. The staff said something about "charging us extra $30 for cleaning fee, and if we are willing to wait for the room to be ready, this can be waived" which feels like a total scam, and no Sorry or anything. We waited anyway until the room was finally ready at 5pm.I read about negative comments regarding the poor Internet and service written back in March early this year, and I was hoping they could work on addressing those concerns by the time we stayed here in May. Unfortunately I didn't see any improvement during my stay.
Exceptionally wonderful experience!!Gorgeous views, and beautiful, clean, new, tiny homes! Service was great, staff was friendly, location is breathtaking. Pricing is fantastic for what you get; we couldn't be more satisfied!
I had a great experience staying here for my vacation, staff was great and very accommodating, location was perfect and it was different than a normal hotel. I definitely would recommend and will be staying in the future’!
Why Visit Luxury Tiny Home King Room
Experience big comfort in a small space at this distinctive tiny home accommodation in Page, Arizona, perfectly positioned in the heart of the Grand Circle of the Southwest for exploring the region’s most iconic natural wonders.
Highlights
Modern tiny home with plush king bed and full private bathroom featuring stand-up shower
Prime location just 45 minutes from Grand Canyon East Rim and minutes from Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend
Full resort amenities including indoor pool, hot tub, fitness room, and children's playground
Description
Nestled within the Page Lake Powell RV Park and Campground, the Luxury Tiny Home King Room offers a unique blend of comfort, style, and convenience for travelers exploring Arizona’s spectacular red rock landscapes. This thoughtfully designed accommodation provides everything needed for a peaceful retreat or adventure-filled base, featuring modern amenities within a cozy, efficient space. Each tiny home is strategically located to maximize the stunning desert views while providing easy access to the area’s most famous attractions.
History
1956
Glen Canyon Dam construction begins, leading to the establishment of Page, Arizona
1963
Glen Canyon Dam completed, creating Lake Powell
1972
Glen Canyon National Recreation Area officially established
1980s
Page develops as major tourist hub for Lake Powell recreation
2000s
Antelope Canyon gains international recognition as premier photography destination
2010s
Tiny home movement reaches southwestern tourism market
2020
Page Lake Powell Campground introduces luxury tiny home accommodations
Features
Plush king-size bed with premium linens
Full private bathroom with stand-up shower
Air conditioning and heating for year-round comfort
Microwave, mini refrigerator, and television
Free high-speed WiFi throughout property
Private outdoor patio with desert views
Indoor swimming pool and hot tub (pool unheated)
Fitness room and children's playground
On-site convenience store and laundry facilities
Walking trails and community spaces
Propane refill station and shower house
24/7 on-site management
Getting There
By Car: Located on Coppermine Road, easily accessible from Highway 89. Free parking available on-site with additional space for boats and trailers (advance permission required). By Air: Page Municipal Airport (PGA) is just 8 minutes away, offering convenient access for private aircraft and charter flights. Public Transportation: Limited public transit options; rental car recommended for exploring the region’s attractions.
Frequently Asked Questions
What amenities are included in the tiny home?
Each unit features a king bed, private bathroom, kitchenette with microwave and mini fridge, TV, WiFi, and private patio.
Is the accommodation suitable for families?
The tiny home sleeps up to 4 guests and provides access to family-friendly amenities including a playground and indoor pool.
How far is it from major Grand Canyon viewpoints?
Grand Canyon East Rim is 45 minutes away, while the South Rim requires a 2.5-hour drive through scenic desert landscapes.
Are pets allowed in the tiny homes?
No, the luxury tiny homes maintain a strict no-pets policy to ensure cleanliness and comfort for all guests.
What outdoor activities are available nearby?
Lake Powell offers boating and water sports, while Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend provide world-class hiking and photography opportunities.
Is parking included with the accommodation?
Yes, free parking is provided on-site, with additional space available for boats and trailers with advance permission.
What is the check-in and check-out process?
Check-in is available 24/7 with on-site management assistance. Check-out time is 11:00 AM daily.
Are the tiny homes accessible for guests with mobility needs?
The accommodations offer partial accessibility features. Contact the property directly to discuss specific accessibility requirements.
What dining options are available in the area?
Page offers several restaurants within a short drive, and the on-site store provides basic supplies and snacks.
Can I book multiple tiny homes for a group?
Yes, multiple units are available for group bookings, with potential discounts for larger reservations.
Is WiFi available throughout the property?
High-speed WiFi is provided free of charge in all tiny homes and common areas throughout the campground.
What makes this location special for Grand Canyon visitors?
The strategic location provides easy access to both Grand Canyon viewpoints and unique Page-area attractions like Antelope Canyon, offering diverse experiences in one trip.
