Welcome to our hidden/wild cabin in Oak Creek Canyon off 89A, in Sedona, Arizona. Originally our great-grandparents hunting and fishing getaway - this historic cabin housed some of the founding people who settled the Verde Valley & later Sedona. Charlie Willard, our great-great grandfather, founded Cottonwood, Arizona in 1876, & had multiple farms, homesteads in what now, Sedona. This cabin was used as a stop by his children and grand children who were traveling north by horse & automobile.

The space
Updated with new furnishings, some vintage relics, the cabin is small and minimal yet perfect for a quiet, private, getaway. The space has an open floor plan, 1 Queen sized bed, kitchen (but no stove), one single burner hot plate, one 1/2 bath (shower only), large deck overlooking Oak Creek, and additional living space make this a wonderful home to spend time with your significant other. Private creek access is walking distance from the property, or for deeper spots, a short drive to Slide Rock State Park, or Grasshopper recreational area for swimming. Large yard suitable for trucks and vans to park. Kitchen includes full-sized fridge, french press, microwave, dishes, cutlery, and toaster oven.

Guest access
Located across from Dairy Queen in the back of a 1950's courtyard of vintage trailers, sits our green cabin. In winter months, high clearance vehicles are strongly suggested due to snow. No wifi or cable, (talk to each other!) Enjoy a modest wall mounted TV and DVD player. Outdoor deck seating for your morning coffee, moments away from Indian Gardens Cafe for Breakfast, & Lunch, 10 minutes from beautiful West Fork hiking, or Slide Rock State Park for a stroll in the Orchard. Perfect stop on your way to National Parks like the Grand Canyon, or Flagstaff from Phoenix.

Other things to note
Vintage trailer court from the 1950's now inhabited by delightful sweet and charming humans who have been in Sedona their whole lives. Our cabin sits in the back, on the creek, having being built before the influx of tourism in Sedona. GPS is wrong about the location so best to look up the dairy queen to find area. You will see across the street past the road side motel our drive. You will go through the vintage trailer court to access the cabin.