Village Camp Flagstaff offers a wide array of amenities designed to enhance the guest experience, whether they seek adventure, relaxation, or a unique space for small meetings and events.
FLAGSTAFF, AZ – Village Camp, a new glamping and outdoor resort brand, presents an inspiring new retreat for small meetings and events in Northern Arizona’s high mountains. Village Camp was designed for today’s adventurous travelers, from digital nomads and outdoor enthusiasts to anyone seeking a modern yet unpretentious base camp for meetings and events in Flagstaff.
Village Camp offers a versatile space for sporting events, workshops, live music, retreats, and celebrations under the open sky. From the expansive clubhouse that encourages networking and collaboration to the bistro, bar and general store, every aspect of the property is thoughtfully designed for a comfortable stay. Guests can unwind in the hot tub, enjoy the resort-style swimming pool and playground, or simply relax in the peaceful ambiance of the outdoors.
Village Camp’s guiding principle is to build community and bring people together through a shared appreciation of the outdoors. Accommodations offer comfort and modern convenience while remaining connected to the outdoors, with spacious RV sites, deluxe adventure cabins, and an outdoor amphitheater for events.
“Village Camp Flagstaff welcomes groups looking for a venue that prioritizes enjoying the great outdoors,” said Julie Howsmon, CMO of Village Camp. “The property is surrounded by public lands and national forest with wide-open spaces framed by mountain vistas, while community spaces are designed for socializing, networking and collaboration.”
Vicky is the co-founder of TravelDailyNews Media Network where she is the Editor-in Chief. She is also responsible for the daily operation and the financial policy. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Tourism Business Administration from the Technical University of Athens and a Master in Business Administration (MBA) from the University of Wales.
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