Our favourite ranches

You can be a part of the western tradition that has produced seven world champion rodeo cowboys. Picturesque trails wind over 340 acres from the lowlands of the Medina River that horseshoes through the ranch.

This ranch is noted for delicious meals, cookouts, steak barbecues, and hayrides. Evening activities include moonlight bonfires with cowboy entertainment. From slow scenic rides through the Saguaro cactus to brisk fast rides, to exciting mountain rides, there is something for everyone.

Arizona’s most historic guest ranch is a colourful and welcoming place to enjoy the classic western lifestyle. Spend your days horseback riding, enjoying the pool, clay pigeon shooting and more, before enjoying a drink and southwest cuisine at the Cantina.

Located just two and a half miles from the iconic western town, Tombstone, Arizona, this working cattle guest ranch has all the hallmarks of a cowboy-inspired stay. Enjoy horse riding, archery, al fresco breakfasts by the campfire, and a stiff whisky at the saloon bar.

The most upscale of the guest ranches in Tucson, and one of the oldest in the nation,surrounded by desert and soaring mountains. The Tanque Verde Ranch is a great place to unplug and relax.

Located in the surrounding area of the Judith River Headwaters, this historic ranch has all the hallmarks of a classic western adventure, including horse riding, archery, cabin accommodation and dinners by a roaring fire.

Just an hour out from Phoenix, Kay El Bar Guest Ranch offers a historical and authentic ranching experience. Enjoy horseback riding, swimming, biking, and enjoying delicious homecooked meals.

Immerse yourself in the verdant woodlands, magnificent cuisine, and championship golf of captivating Carmel Valley Ranch – a place of idyllic beauty and peace, embodying the rich blend of culture, hospitality, and nature of the region.