Stay at Shash Dine' Ecoretreat, Page

Shash Dine' EcoRetreat offers five lodging types: a traditional Navajo hogan, sheepherder's wagons, bell tents, the Kyoob cabin, and Earth Hogan. Each unit is furnished with comfortable bedding, solar lanterns, and handcrafted details. Guests stay on a working sheep ranch with no electricity or running water in the rooms - a true off-grid experience.

The retreat sits 21 km from Page Municipal Airport and 31 km from Antelope Canyon. Horseshoe Bend and Lake Powell are within a short drive. The property lies on Navajo Nation land along Highway 89, providing quick access to Page's restaurants and shops.

Guests can walk a ridge-top trail with views of Lake Powell and the Colorado River. On-site activities include hiking, bike tours, walking tours, pub crawls, and themed dinner nights. The nightly stargazing reveals the Milky Way and shooting stars due to the dark sky.

A complimentary hiker's breakfast is served each morning: Navajo tea, cowboy coffee, yogurt, fresh fruit, cereal bars, and breakfast bars. Guests can pre-order Navajo tacos prepared by a local chef. No on-site restaurant exists; meals are eaten at the communal fire pit or picnic area.

Family rooms are available, and the ranch has sheep, guardian dogs, and donkeys that children can observe. The property has clean outhouse toilets, solar-heated showers, and an outdoor fireplace. Free on-site parking and bicycle parking are included. Check-in is required before 18:00.

Accommodations: Traditional Navajo hogan, sheep wagon, bell tent, Kyoob cabin

Location: 21 km from Page airport, 31 km from Antelope Canyon

Activities: Ridge trail, stargazing, biking, Navajo tacos

Dining: Complimentary Navajo tea, cowboy coffee, and hiker's breakfast

Family: Working sheep ranch with dogs and donkeys

Eco: Off-grid, solar-powered, no electricity in rooms