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Dog Friendly Cul-de-sac Home and Treehouse, Munds Park

Sedona, Arizona

A pet-friendly cabin and treehouse combo on a quiet cul-de-sac in Munds Park, near Sedona, with mountain views.

At a glance

Details are being verified. Check the getaway’s website for current prices.

Munds Park sits in the pines above Sedona, and this property combines a cabin with a separate treehouse on a cul-de-sac lot, giving groups a bit of separation without leaving the property. The setting is secluded, tucked into trees with mountain views rather than a busy street or neighboring rooflines pressing in.

It's built for families traveling with dogs. The cul-de-sac location keeps traffic minimal, useful for anyone letting a dog roam the yard or walk off-leash energy before settling in for the night. Between the cabin and treehouse, there's room to spread out — adults in one structure, kids or guests in the other, or just a change of scenery for an afternoon nap or reading session away from the main house.

Munds Park itself is a small mountain community south of Flagstaff and north of Sedona, known for cooler temperatures and ponderosa pine forest, a contrast to the red rock heat lower in the Sedona basin. It works as a basecamp for exploring Sedona's trails and views while sleeping somewhere quieter and greener at night.

Booking runs through Vrbo. The listing there will have current pricing, sleeping capacity, and any minimum-night requirements, along with house rules for pets and the treehouse structure itself.

Good to know

How do I book this property?
Booking is handled through the Vrbo listing linked on this page; that's where you'll find current availability and rates.
Are dogs allowed?
Yes, this property is listed as pet friendly and is aimed at dog owners specifically.
Where exactly is the property located?
It's in Munds Park, a mountain community between Flagstaff and Sedona, Arizona, on a cul-de-sac lot with mountain views.
How many people does it sleep and is there a minimum stay?
Sleeping capacity and any minimum-night policy aren't listed here; check the Vrbo page for those specifics before booking.
What's the treehouse like — is it separate from the main cabin?
The listing describes a cabin plus a separate treehouse structure on the same property, giving guests two distinct places to stay or spend time.

Details checked September 30, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.

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