Angel Valley Sedona

This place WAS my soul's home in this realm. Now under entirely new ownership and the new owner KICKING OUT the original founder of that which IS Angel Valley, it is certain to be corporatized and devoid of that which once made it heaven on Earth. I will always have the utmost respect and love for the founders and guardians of the land, Michael (RIP) and Amayra, who are beacons of light in this world filled with so much darkness. True examples and mentors who illuminate the path behind them for others to follow in this glorious space of awakening and a truly divine gift for all of humanity. It WAS an honor and a blessing to be a regular guest of this sacred place.
Jun 12th, 2023

Was closed,At a nearby camp.
May 3rd, 2023

beautiful spot the highly recommended
Nov 22nd, 2022

While visiting Sedona, Az for our mini-moon, we decided to experience all that Sedona has to offer and decided to visit Angel Valley. We didn't know what to expect, but we're open to take it all in. To get there, you have to go down a rocky road with no side rails and barely enough space for two cars to pass one another. I think it is here that people get real iffy about visiting, but we persist. Once we reach the bottom and crossed a rainbow bridge, Angel Valley became a welcoming experience all around. After speaking with the site manager and paid the nominal fee of $35 a person, we were off to explore the grounds. We visited the neighboring creek to do a little toe dipping and take in mother nature. Afterwards we turned around and headed to our first labrynth which was a big one. But first we needed to quinch our thirst we partook in some well water from mother earth and there was something about the heavenly beverage. It was very satisfying. It also didn't help it was 109 degrees at the time of our visit. After our quick drink, we turned around to say a quick prayer and express or desires to what we wanted to get out of the experience. During the prayer a hugh gust of wind hit us out of nowhere and it was soothing and comforting. I cried internally because it went away and never came back. While walking the labrynth we discussed at random our road in life we took to reach this point of being husband and wife and I noticed my pace was slowing down taking in everything and the misses was kinda on a quick foot lol. By the time we reach the center (check out the size in the picture) the temperature of 109 no longer bother us. To us it seemed like it was only 80-85 degrees outside. We reflect on that experience, toured the browns further. After a couple hours, we headed back to our car and we got rolled up on by a terranchula hawk (look it up). We didn't know what it was at the time but we didn't stick around the find out. Lol. We touched based with the site manager before leaving and we it then that we have to come back and experience more of the site and maybe even stay in one of the lodgings. Sedona has become our home away from home we are very thankful for finding this marvelous place in Angel Valley.
Sep 22nd, 2022

Most amazing spiritual retreat land ever! Sacred! Divine!
Sep 16th, 2022