The 9 Best Arizona Cabin Rentals of 2020

This fully restored, century-old homesteader’s cabin is part of a 400-acre ranch in the rural community of Cane Beds. An open-plan studio space features original wood plank floors and lumber beams, while a private canyon provides opportunities for adventure. Guests will also be within reach of Zion, Bryce, and Grand Canyon national parks.

The cabin is stocked with wholesome breakfast foods (including granola, eggs, and fruit), while the kitchenette has everything needed to self-cater. At night, enjoy starry skies while relaxing around the campfire or on the porch. The cabin also offers Wi-Fi, air-conditioning, and space to park your car. 

For a more upscale, urban cabin experience, consider this two-bedroom home in West Sedona. Guests will be minutes from theaters, art galleries, and urban restaurants, yet surrounded by pine trees and steps from Red Rock hiking trails. The landscaped desert garden features a waterfall and pond, while the courtyard is made for al fresco meals with a gas barbecue and a propane fire pit.

Inside, enjoy original artwork and Navajo-inspired furnishings, both in the spacious living area and in the two bedrooms. Cozy up in front of the satellite TV, use the high-grade kitchen appliances to fix dinner, and then get a good night’s sleep on a pillow-top mattress with high thread count sheets. 

With Superhost owners, a near-perfect rating on Airbnb, and an affordable per night rate, this rustic tiny cabin is an excellent choice for budget travelers. It’s located in Cane Beds near Fredonia on a three-acre mini-ranch, with free-ranging horses, chickens, dogs, and cats. The lights are solar-powered, and the kitchen features a propane burner.

Spend days exploring the surrounding national parks or grilling out on the deck. Enjoy roasting s’mores around the fire pit or a soak in the communal Jacuzzi in the evenings. At night, the cozy loft bedroom guarantees a restful sleep. Breakfast is available in season, from March 15 to October 15. 

Located in the quaint mountain town of Strawberry and surrounded by Tonto National Forest, which is known as the home of the Apache Trail, families will love this picturesque A-frame cabin. The property is fully fenced, with a kids’ swing set in the front yard and a hammock in the backyard. Grill out on the patio, or gather around the fire pit for s’mores.

Inside, there are two adult bedrooms and a loft space for the kids, complete with two full beds, a futon, and a play area stocked with toys and games. Traveling with a toddler? The cabin comes with its own Pack n’ Play and high chair. The spacious, open-plan living room and kitchen includes a large table for family meals, a dishwasher, and a smart TV with Netflix.

Landscaped grounds full of old-growth trees, flowering shrubs, and shaded patios give this cabin casita the feel of a remote desert oasis. Guests will be fooled despite its convenient Scottsdale location, a city filled with sites like golf courses, butterfly gardens, and concert venues.

Divided into three separate apartments, each one is ideal for a romantic getaway. Sleep in late in the antique bedroom, or relax in front of the living room’s adobe fireplace. There’s a covered patio for evening cocktails and a heated waterfall pool and hot tub for evening swims beneath the stars. The property also includes a chipping and putting green, while thoroughbred horses can be admired in the adjacent paddock. The kitchen has everything you need to self-cater in style. 

Located near Sedona in the forests of Oak Creek Canyon, this historic cabin is the perfect choice for family reunions or groups of friends. Built by an Arizona governor in 1951, the space features a main cabin with four bedrooms and a guest house with a fifth bedroom and a separate living area.

Create potluck feasts in the kitchen, or catch up over a game of poker in front of the living room fireplace. The garage doubles as a game room complete with a dartboard and ping-pong table, while the fenced-in yard has a sprawling lawn for outdoor fun. During the summer, spend languid afternoons grilling out on the deck, or soaking in the seven-person Jacuzzi. This cabin does not have Wi-Fi. 

For guests planning to bring their dog along on their Arizona adventure, this pretty A-frame cabin could be the ideal fit. It’s located 15 minutes south of Flagstaff, in an area full of scenic walking trails and wetlands. The fully-fenced backyard has plenty of space for dogs to run around, in addition to a gas fire pit and an electric grill.

Inside, the cabin features one Queen bedroom and a sofa bed on the main floor, and another Queen bedroom in the loft. Spend quality time watching movies on the Roku TV in the living room, or preparing family meals in the open-plan kitchen. Guests are allowed to bring up to two dogs, and will be charged a non-refundable pet fee. 

Located at the heart of Pinetop Country Club, this luxurious, contemporary cabin is a sophisticated retreat complete with upgraded leather furniture, high-quality linens, and sleek wood flooring. At its center is the living area, with a cozy fireplace and a 65-inch smart TV.

During the summer, the large deck provides plenty of space for outdoor games and relaxation. The family chef can use the kitchen’s brand new appliances to whip up tasty meals, while the rest of the group gathers around the 11-foot butcher block island. There are two stylish, dormitory-style bedrooms and one magnificent master bedroom, complete with a soaking tub set beneath a skylight for night-time stargazing.

Situated on 100 acres of land in between Wupatki and Sunset Crater Volcano national monuments, this A-frame cabin is a remote getaway for those wanting to disconnect. There’s no cell phone service, no Wi-Fi, and no TV—just spectacular sunrises and sunsets and unpolluted night skies.

Hiking trails start from the cabin’s back door, while solar power and pumped water provide basic creature comforts. On the first floor, there’s a kitchen with a stove top and a refrigerator, and a living room with a cozy fireplace. A master bedroom and a twin-bed loft occupy the second floor, while kids will love the third-floor bunk bedroom with its games and puzzles.