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Home in Green Valley
4.82 out of 5 average rating, 149 reviews

TINAJA | Desert Art Retreat

AmberRating, 5 stars2 months ago
One of the most beautiful places we have been. The house was amazing with wonderful artwork books games and instruments and that’s not including the BEAUTIFUL views! A favorite pastime we enjoyed there was watching all the birds each morning (we now love quail and sounds they make)! The wildlife one doesn’t see other places was just an absolute treat for us!! This is a must stay location and one we hope to get back to someday!
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Home in Starr Pass
4.85 out of 5 average rating, 214 reviews

No Cleaning Fee: Desert Retreat with Private Pool.

NickRating, 5 stars2 weeks ago
The location of this property is perfect. It’s private and secluded but yet a short drive to town. The house is an older home but was very clean and updated where it mattered. The views are primo day and night! The pool was clean and easily accessible with some pool noodles/floats provided. My favorite thing about this rental was the views(with the comfy sofa facing the views)and the wildlife. We were visited by a roadrunner with dinner in tow, some coyotes, many chipmunks and a family of javelin! It was a really nice stay and we would recommend it to others!
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Guesthouse in Tucson
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 72 reviews

Tucson Mtn Tiny Home, RV pad & BBQ w shops nearby

EmilyRating, 5 stars1 month ago
This place is a lovely private location with great porches for sunrise/sunset. We had all the things we needed for a place to relax after long days out hiking. Access to town was quick with lots of food options within 20 min. Price was very reasonable and hosts made everything from check in to check out very smooth. We will definitely choose this spot again!
Townhouse in Green Valley
5 out of 5 average rating, 17 reviews

Beautiful view of Santa Rita Mountains!

EileenRating, 5 stars10 months ago
Amazing host! Amazing home! Cindy and her husband are very responsive, kind and helpful. It’s clear to see a lot of thought went into making their guests feel at home. The place is beautifully designed and very comfortable. The home was well equipped with all the comforts of home and then some. Thank you Cindy and CJ. (I’m not great with remembering names and I hope I got your hubby’s name right). We’ll be back!
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Guesthouse in Patagonia
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 69 reviews

Dream House

MauricioRating, 5 stars1 week ago
Jennie and her family are 5 start hosts, their place is just amazing, everything has been well though, space very well distributed and very, very confortable. Be sure to sit outside at night, ski full of stars, literally!!
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Tiny home in Patagonia
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 48 reviews

The Nest at Sanctuary at Sonoita Creek Campground

KyleRating, 5 stars3 weeks ago
We've stayed here twice in the last couple years. Each time has been great. Joni is a great host and the Nest is super comfortable (and well decorated) and a short walk from restaurants, birding, and hiking. Highly recommend!
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Guesthouse in Green Valley
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 36 reviews

Dos Saguaros guest house

KellyRating, 5 stars3 weeks ago
This is a unique place. Love the room. So many beautiful artifacts. Very clean. Love the shuffleboard, pool table, darts all in the room! So quiet and the view is awesome. Private swimming pool. Can’t wait to go back for another mini vaca The host are great
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Guesthouse in Patagonia
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 88 reviews

Uniquely charming The Casita. Heart of Patagonia.

deborahRating, 5 stars2 weeks ago
Gary’s Casita was sweetly beautiful, with a southwestern/Mexican rustic feel to the decor and furnishings. Lots of wood, brick and textiles. Lovingly decorated with artwork, pottery, pillows and housewares that contributed to the comfortable vibe. Nice library of books, from fiction to art books and recipe books. Location is walkable to all the little shops and gathering places in Patagonia, and an easy drive to a Nature Conservancy reserve and an Audubon reserve for hummingbirds. Also a 15-minute drive to the Sonoita wineries and brewery. Added bonus: a private patio and courtyard with hummingbird feeders, planters and yard art. All in all, a great spot to spend a weekend or longer!!

Your guide to Madera Canyon

All About Madera Canyon

Located in Arizona’s Coronado National Forest, about 30 miles south of Tucson, Madera Canyon is a gorgeous valley of streams, juniper-oak woodlands, and beautiful pine forests. The area is one of Arizona’s premier birding destinations, home to more than 250 species, including hummingbirds, elf owls, red-faced warblers, and painted redstarts. You can find various species in different areas of the park, and one of the best ways to see a wide variety of birds is by hitting one of the many hiking trails. The area offers a wide array of natural paths, giving people of all fitness levels the opportunity to explore. Some of the most popular trails include the Mt. Wrightson Loop and the Madera Canyon Nature Trail. Just outside of the canyon, you can visit the small but thriving artists’ colony of Tubac, located in the remains of an old Spanish fort.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Madera Canyon

Due to the year-round beauty of the area, there is no bad time to secure your Madera Canyon cabins. However, the weather can be extreme, so it is essential to be prepared. Temperatures get very cold during the winter, and you may even be lucky enough to see snow. From July through August, monsoon-like rains can come suddenly. However, they also leave just as quickly, giving you plenty of time to put some miles in on the trails. The spring and fall generally have more mild and consistent weather, making it easier to plan your outdoor activities. It is important to keep in mind that Madera Canyon is located 3,000 feet higher than the surrounding Sonoran Desert and is generally significantly cooler, so it is a good idea to pack layers before setting out on any trails.


Top things to do in Madera Canyon

Madera Canyon Nature Trail

This lovely 5.3-mile trail runs alongside Madera Creek, offering sweeping views of the Madera Canyon and the Santa Rita Mountains, including Mt. Wrightson, Arizona’s third tallest mountain. With an elevation gain of only 1,000 feet across two miles, the trail is suitable for all fitness levels and the perfect introduction to the area.

Tubac

Set among the sprawling desert, Tubac was established in the mid-18th century as a Spanish fort, and you can still see remnants of its past in the hidden courtyards and stone buildings. Today, it is a thriving artists’ colony with quiet streets lined with more than 100 boutiques selling handcrafted products.

Mt. Wrightson

Easily recognizable by its pyramid-shaped top, Mt. Wrightson rises more than 9,000 feet above the surrounding savannah and desert. A handful of trailheads located within the Madera Canyon Recreation Area allow visitors to ascend the summit. Although the climb can be challenging,

the trails will take you through canyons and over ridgetops, offering spectacular panoramas along the way.

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