A two-bedroom A-frame cabin with a sleeping loft in Munds Park, Arizona, between Sedona and Flagstaff, sleeping six.
At a glance
- Price
- $$
- Per night
- $254 / night
- Sleeps
- 6
- Bedrooms
- 2
- Pets
- Yes
- Book on
- Vrbo
- Price
- Moderate
This A-frame cabin sits in Munds Park, a small town tucked between Sedona and Flagstaff in Arizona's forested high country. The 1,400-square-foot home has two bedrooms, a loft with a queen bed, and 1.5 bathrooms, sleeping up to six guests total. A modern kitchen, washer, central heat and air, and a wood-burning stove in the living room round out the interior, while a spacious deck looks out over the surrounding forest.
Guests note the space feels both cozy and updated, with a smart TV and an open floor plan that works well for groups or families. The cabin is pet friendly, and reviewers mention it stays clean despite that, with a few pet hairs being the main tradeoff. Wi-Fi is included, though at least one guest found the connection unreliable, worth keeping in mind for remote work.
Odell Lake is about a mile away, and Coconino National Forest is under five miles out, so there is plenty of ground nearby for hiking or just getting outside. Farther afield, Slide Rock State Park, the Arizona Snowbowl ski area, Lowell Observatory, and Flagstaff are all within an hour's drive, making this a workable base for day trips across northern Arizona. Sedona itself is about 40 miles south.
The listing has a 4.68 rating across 28 reviews, with guests often returning for repeat stays and praising the decor and cleanliness. Booking runs through Vrbo, with an average nightly rate of $254. Free parking and basic essentials are included, and the property requires climbing five stairs to enter.
Good to know
- How much does it cost to stay here?
- The average nightly rate is $254, with pricing up to $254 depending on dates; check Vrbo for exact rates on your selected nights.
- How many people can stay, and how are the beds arranged?
- The cabin sleeps 6 guests across two bedrooms with queen beds plus a loft with an additional queen bed.
- Are pets allowed?
- Yes, pets are allowed at this property, though guests note you may encounter some pet hair despite regular cleaning.
- Where can I book, and is there a minimum stay?
- Booking is handled through Vrbo; minimum stay length isn't specified here, so confirm that directly with the listing.
- Is Wi-Fi reliable for remote work?
- Wi-Fi is included, but at least one guest reported poor internet performance, so it's worth confirming current connectivity with the host if remote work is a priority.
Details checked October 1, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.
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