Shash Dine' EcoRetreat
Quick Facts
Why Page, Antelope Canyon & Lake Powell
Page sits on the Navajo Nation in northern Arizona, home base for some of the Southwest’s most photographed landmarks — Antelope Canyon’s glowing sandstone corridors, the near-circular sweep of Horseshoe Bend on the Colorado River, and Lake Powell, America’s second-largest reservoir with over 2,000 miles of shoreline. Most visitors use Page as a launch point for day trips to these sites, plus the nearby Vermilion Cliffs.
Shash Dine’ gives guests a genuinely different way to experience this landscape — a Navajo family-run retreat with a traditional mud hogan alongside comfortable glamping tents, built around a communal campfire where travelers from around the world swap stories under some of the darkest skies in the Southwest.
What Makes It Special
- Location: Near Page, close to Antelope Canyon and Lake Powell
- Setting: Navajo Nation, genuinely dark skies
- Site type: Traditional mud hogan and glamping tents
- Amenities: Communal campfire, cultural immersion, near Antelope Canyon and Lake Powell
- Recreation: Hiking and wildlife viewing
Pro Tips for Booking
Book Antelope Canyon tours ahead of time. Access is guide-only, and popular slots sell out, especially in peak season.
Visit midday March through October for the best canyon light. That’s when sunlight creates the famous light shafts photographers chase.
Join the communal campfire. It’s a genuine highlight of staying here, with guests from around the world sharing stories under the stars.
What to Do Around Here
- Antelope Canyon, one of the most photographed slot canyons in the world
- Horseshoe Bend, the near-circular curve in the Colorado River
- Lake Powell, for boating, kayaking, and fishing
- Stargazing around the communal campfire
- The Vermilion Cliffs, a scenic drive from Page
