Glamping, Airstreams, yurts and a caboose: How to reserve the coolest lodgings in Arizona Roger Naylor
After a year of being cooped up, make this the summer you lay your head someplace new and different. Make this the summer you sleep weird.
There’s nothing wrong with traditional vacations, but life is too short to always stay in square hotel rooms. If your tastes run beyond the ordinary, you have plenty of quirky options to choose from in Arizona.
Snooze in a caboose, a yacht, a wigwam or a swanky tent. Hike to a backcountry yurt. Get your kicks on Route 66. Invite your neighbors over for a swinging cocktail party. Watch wildebeests graze during breakfast.