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Yá'át'ééh. (Hello)We are a native owned off grid retreat offering guests a unique stay utilizing quality canvas wall tents and a Hogan on the Navajo Nation in the outstanding natural beauty of northern Arizona. It is our intention to provide guests a truly respectful interaction with Navajo culture. We serve a traditional Navajo breakfast. All other meals must be sourced in Page. It is off grid here. Very minimalist. It will offer guests an understanding and appreciation as to how the Navajo lived not so long ago. Each tent or hogan is outfitted with the basic necessities to make for a pleasant stay - cots, padding, linens, blankets, candle lanterns, solar lights, fresh filtered drinking water, books on the Navajo, and games. There are several outhouses on the property. Also, bathing water is provided and solar heated. Guests may...
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Yá'át'ééh. (Hello)We are a native owned off grid retreat offering guests a unique stay utilizing quality canvas wall tents and a Hogan on the Navajo Nation in the outstanding natural beauty of northern Arizona. It is our intention to provide guests a truly respectful interaction with Navajo culture. We serve a traditional Navajo breakfast. All other meals must be sourced in Page. It is off grid here. Very minimalist. It will offer guests an understanding and appreciation as to how the Navajo lived not so long ago. Each tent or hogan is outfitted with the basic necessities to make for a pleasant stay - cots, padding, linens, blankets, candle lanterns, solar lights, fresh filtered drinking water, books on the Navajo, and games. There are several outhouses on the property. Also, bathing water is provided and solar heated. Guests may hike the property, cook on a large outdoor fire pit, and interact with the various animals being raised here including Navajo Churro sheep, goats, horses, Great Pyrenees, Maremma Sheepdogs, peafowl, chickens, and one rather unique duck. We are close to all area attractions and amenities such as Lake Powell, Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend to name a few.
*House Rules* (1) Be respectful of the Navajo land, the people, the culture, etc.
(2) Please arrive before sunset. Reason being our property is rural/remote and off grid. We wish for you to get settled in and oriented. We do not want other guests enjoyment disrupted. Additionally we are a working ranch and it helps us to have guests check in before that time.
(3) There is absolutely NO Smoking allowed in the accommodation. Nor on the property. It is a desert environment.
(4) Alcohol is prohibited.
(5) We do not allow outside pets. We are a Navajo working sheep ranch. We've 7 working dogs on site - the Great Pyrenees and Maremma Sheepdog. All have been socialized with humans and are friendly and trained.
(6) Please take off shoes. We've provided shoe trays in each accommodation.
(7) Bedding, linens, and blankets we provide are not to be used outside the accommodation.
(8) We have a trash in/trash out policy. Meaning all trash generated by guests is to be taken with them.
(9) Make sure all outdoor fires are securely extinguished.
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Listing #FKN6656078
About the Owner
Baya & Paul M
Languages spoken:English
Response Rate:100%
Response Time:Within a few hours
Interaction with guests:
We greet guests and give them a bio of the land, people, and accommodations as we check them in. We then tend to give guests privacy.
However, we are on property and will certainly welcome questions guests have about the Navajo people and culture, sheep, ranch, and area attractions. Usually you'll find us at the sheep pens and horse corrals.
Perfect spot. The tents were gorgeous and cozy. We got to pet puppies and a friendly cow. The toilets were very clean and the shower was a fun experience. The location felt perfectly remote and I loved hiking around the property and staring at the...More
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Amenities
Cots:(4)
Half Baths (1)
Linens Provided
Mountain Views
Outdoor Dining Area
Secure Parking
Suitable For Children Under 5
Towels Provided
Water Views
House rules
Kid-friendly
Pets not allowed
Smoking not allowed
Check in: 2:00 PM
Check out: 11:00 AM
(1) Be respectful of the Navajo land, the people, the culture, etc.
(2) WE REQUIRE guests to arrive before sunset (7PM Arizona Time).
CHECK IN is between 2pm and 7pm. CHECK IN...
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Kid-friendly
Pets not allowed
Smoking not allowed
2:00 PM check-in
11:00 AM check-out
(1) Be respectful of the Navajo land, the people, the culture, etc. (2) WE REQUIRE guests to arrive before sunset (7PM Arizona Time). CHECK IN is between 2pm and 7pm. CHECK IN at our house. (3) No smoking. (4) No alcohol. (5) No pets. (6) Bedding not to be used outside the accommodation. (7) We have a trash in/trash out policy. (8) Please keep vehicles on the roads. Guests are welcome walk the property. We do not want guests driving all over the ranch. Speed limit 5mph.
Bathrooms
1 Half bath
Bedrooms
4 Cribs
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Rates
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1 night
R 1 988
US$150
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1 night
R 2 319
US$175
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Fees
Damage Deposit:
R 1 988 / stay
- Deposit
Cleaning Fee:
R 265 / stay
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About the neighbourhood
The Navajo Nation. A remarkable people. A beautiful culture. A gorgeously stunning landscape. Shash Dine' is a native owned large acreage working sheep ranch and off grid bed and breakfast set in outstanding natural beauty.
Access
Car recommended
How to get there
12 miles south of Page, AZ, HWY 89, 1/4 mile east on Navajo route 6211. Once on Navajo route 6211 please look for the turquoise bear claw sign on the left side of the road. This is our driveway.
