Oak Creek Canyon Coffee House
Sedona, AZ
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Oak Creek Canyon Coffee House Sedona, AZ
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Oak Creek Canyon Coffee House Sedona: Historic log cabin coffee shop with forested views. Matador Coffee beans, Astoria espresso machine, hikers' favorite. One mile from West Fork Trail.
Here's the thing about Oak Creek Canyon Coffee House. You're not just getting coffee. You're getting transported to 1924. The property you're standing on is Don Hoel’s Cabins which means you are literally drinking coffee in a place that's been welcoming travelers to northern Arizona for a hundred years! The current owner is Erick Harrell which basically found the holy grail of historic properties: log cabins with actual architectural detail (rare for early cabins, apparently), forested canyon views, and zero corporate vibes. This is what would happen if someone said "what if we built a coffee shop inside a living piece of Arizona history" instead of demolishing it.
The coffee program is legit. They source from Matador Coffee Roasting Co. in Flagstaff, pulling shots on an Astoria Perla espresso machine. Both choices signal that someone here actually cares about craft. The menu isn't trying to be everything. Good coffee. Good service. The kind of place where the barista remembers your order because there aren't fifty drink modifications happening simultaneously.
But honestly, the real draw isn't the coffee. It's where you are. You're basically drinking your latte across the road from where Oak Creek moves through the canyon. Pine trees. Creek sounds. That particular silence you only get when you're far enough from the city. It's the kind of peaceful that makes you forget why you were stressed in the first place.
Location wise, you are only a mile from the West Fork Oak Creek Trail, one of Arizona's most popular hikes. So you've got day-trippers stopping by pre-hike or post-hike. Of course locals who know the spot and travelers passing through. The property also has a vintage-style general store if you need supplies.
Don Hoel, pronounced "hole" ran this place from the 1940s until 1983, turning it into a genuine destination. His family kept it going until the early 2000s. That's a lot of history for one property. The fact that Harrell restored the name to honor Don and preserved the historic cabins instead of bulldozing for a resort tells you something about his values.
You're not just a customer here. You're part of a 100 year legacy of travelers seeking refuge in oak trees and history.
Location & Details
4.4
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Hours:
| Sunday | 7AM-7PM |
| Monday | 7AM-7PM |
| Tuesday | 7AM-7PM |
| Wednesday | 7AM-7PM |
| Thursday | 7AM-7PM |
| Friday | 7AM-7PM |
| Saturday | 7AM-7PM |
9440 AZ-89A, Sedona, AZ 86336
34.98
-111.75
The Coffee Experience
In-House Roaster
Slow Bar (Pour-Over, etc.)
Features Single-Origin
Retails Single-Origin Beans
Milk Alternatives
Nootropic or Mushroom Coffee
Siphon Brewing
Menu Highlights
In-House Bakery
Artisan Breads
Pastries & Sweets
Vegan Options
Crepes Available
Dubai Chocolate Available
Ice Cream Available
Serves Bagels
Refresher Drinks
Commitment to Craft
Esspresso Machine Make:
Astoria
Esspresso Machine Model:
Perla
Amenities & Vibe
Indoor Seating
Outdoor Seating
Payment Methods
NFC Mobile Payments
Debit Cards
Credit Cards
Contact Information
Sedona
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