Grasshopper Pool Villa Service Villa

Kellina Pinar

2 weeks ago on Google

TL;DR: Grasshopper Point near Sedona is a peaceful, shaded spot with easy hiking, creek views, and fewer crowds. A hidden gem for relaxation and scenic beauty. Grasshopper Point was a delightful find just outside of Sedona. Frustrated with the busyness in town, I stumbled upon this peaceful spot and couldn’t have been happier. The short, easy hike was lovely, mostly shaded even midday, and followed a tranquil creek with small waterfalls and serene vibes. The area wasn’t crowded, with just a few cars in the parking lot. There are pit toilets, a picnic table near the creek, and access to the right that offers some fantastic views of the water. If you’re looking for a quieter escape near Sedona, this spot is a must-visit.

Gopal Iyer

4 months ago on Google

Great alternative to Slide Rock state park (probably better). The trail down to the creek has many boulders and rocks ???? in between. Could be somewhat challenging if you don’t have the right shoes or knee strength but nothing intense. Once you reach the creek it’s bliss and there are plenty of rocks to sit and relax and also take a dip in the water. Absolutely recommended!!

Latisha V

5 months ago on Google

This place was fun. I advise you to get there really early because there isn't much parking. Parking was $12, which isn't bad. Please, if you come here, pick up your trash when you leave to keep this place clean. You can jump from the big rocks. Just be careful. You don't hit the rocks by the wall. Watch out because there are brown spiders on the rocks, so shake your things before you get back into your car so you don't take them with you. The water is clear but cold, so go on a hot day.

Cierra Flores

6 months ago on Google

I went on a day trip with my friends and the place is beautiful!! Seems misleading because we read it was “extremely family friendly and an easy 5 minute walk.” It DEFINITELY isn’t a walk. I ended up falling on rock because I didn’t bring the right shoes and consequently injured my knee. (Partly my fault I know.) If you are not experienced walking on rocks/don’t have appropriate shoes, I wouldn’t recommend going. It is literally nothing but rocks the whole way down/even in the water. Definitely need some kind of hiking/water shoes. Bring towels or something to lay on because I’m not kidding when I say it’s nothing but rocks. It is very beautiful once you get down though! I probably wouldn’t go again.

Stacey

5 months ago on Google

If you don't want to wait an hour to get into Slide Rock Park, this is a great alternative! Honestly, it might be better. Great spot that's only steps from the parking lot. Lots of trees for natural shade. Much safer in higher temps. It was 109 the day we went and it felt like San Diego next to the water and under the foliage. Love love love it here!