Take a step back in time at this rustic, come-as-you-are, mineral hot springs camping resort in Arizona and feel the essence of tranquility wash over you. No really, the Essence of Tranquility is the name of this beyond casual resort where you can camp, stay in a communal lodge, or rent a tiny, rustic casita for your stay.

From the moment you arrive at this eclectic abode, you’ll realize there is nothing at all pretentious about the place. It’s cozy, free-spirited and quiet.

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The resort has six rustic, natural mineral spring hot tubs. All but one of them offer complete privacy and are clothing-optional.

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Ranging from a small heart-shaped tub to tubs with a little more room to spread out, they’re all unique and loaded with character and charm.

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Essence of Tranquility is more or less a casual campground. Private baths are offered at the bathhouse.

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An octagon cabin provides lodge-style accommodations — or you can rent one of the tiny casitas.

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Some people prefer to bring a tent, and that’s okay as well.

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The campground has a community kitchen and gathering house with a living room. The owners are very friendly and gracious hosts who are known for their hospitality.

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If this rustic hot springs camping resort looks like a good fit for you, then you should go ahead and make plans. The resort is small and can only fit so many people.

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Essence of Tranquility is located several miles outside Safford, Arizona. For a quiet respite from the demands of city life, head out to the country to this rustic little campground that features hot mineral springs tubs. The campground is located at6074 S Lebanon Loop Rd., Safford, AZ. Learn more on the official website, their Facebook page, or by calling (928) 428-9312.

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We’re not really sure why you’d ever want to leave this tranquil place, but should you get the itch to explore the area, then you should definitely check out this nearby hidden monastery while you’re in already nearby.

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