Hilltop School Bus with fire pit

Please be advised, that during heavy rain four wheel drive may be necessary and not recommended for low clearance cars. Units are not heated. Please plan to show up before dark for the best experience and ease of finding the location.

Experience the Southwest in a secluded & peaceful part of SE Utah. South of Moab, Canyon Lands & Arches National Park. North of Monument Valley. Watch amazing stars and sunsets above the crowds and heat of Moab below.

Enjoy the views from the Hilltop School Bus, camp in a secluded area a short walk to the community area. All the basics including water, limited solar power, lights and a private campfire pit, fire wood available on site at no cost. There is room to set up a tent in front of your unit.

Community Area: -Outdoor Shower *Solar hot water -Dry toilet -Fire pit -Kitchenette -2 beds * blankets/linens Included. Please don't book unless you have read the complete listing.

2 miles down a BUMPY dirt road, not recommended for low clearance or sports cars.

Other things to note
You will likely be greeted by three friendly dogs, the collie is Roxy The healer is Cortez, and the brindle is River. Cortez and Roxy are still a puppies and tend to jump up on you though they are learning. Feel free to be firm if they jump.

Guest access
Be prepared for all weather possibilities. It is recommended to bring an all wheel drive or 4x4 vehicle, or at least front wheel-drive prepared with snow chains. If you get stuck we cannot help. Please know where your tow hook is located to be properly prepared.

*DIRT road conditions may be bumpy. DRIVE SLOW and AVOID 'high centers'. If muddy from rain or snow, AVOID puddles & KEEP MOVING!

Other things to note
Indian Canyon Ranch is a Nest In Harmony promoted location, we value natural living and alternative living styles and featuring different living structures for off-grid lifestyles. With our guidance for the best experience for guests, owner of Indian Canyon Ranch, Joe, lived and worked in Yosemite & Grand Canyon National Park as project manager and not wanting the used materials to be wasted in the landfill, Joe captured the opportunity to create an off-grid retreat when he bought the first 10 acres of Indian Canyon Ranch which is now 20 acres total He took years to collect and build this off-grid retreat, piece by piece, up-cycling construction debris. Now Joe lives off-grid full-time and is sharing in the experience. Joe will be able to answer some of your questions or give you advice on the area and other natural wonders in the region including local Indian ruins, or a great place to swim, or go off-roading :)