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The Greenhouse Trolley Hobby Farm

14 sites ¡ Lodging, RVs, Tents4 acres ¡ Sierra Vista Southeast, AZ
It was our dream to build a place of refuge for ourselves and others to share. It's simple, rural, surrounded by the history of the old west. We cherish no street lights and dirt roads - peaceful and serene - endless skies, beautiful mountains. If you love the land and the high desert, you will love it here! Open camping; wide variety of dry camp spots; 4 spots with electric and water. Two outdoor showers with hot water (one with sink and toilet); outdoor laundry room available (no fee). Farm fresh eggs for sale in season. One full hook-up RV spot. Learn more about this land: We have a 430 square foot western style bunkhouse with living/kitchen/dining area, private bath with shower only, one bedroom with queen bed.  Kitchen is equipped with electric stove/oven, full size refrigerator, with stylized washtub as kitchen sink.  Firestick TV, mini-split heating and cooling, with linens, coffee maker, dishes/pots and pans included.
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$25
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Booked 4 times

18+ Artists' Nature Retreat

6 sites ¡ Lodging, RVs, Tents24 acres ¡ Tombstone, AZ
Come stay a while on our earth-building based-artists' retreat homestead! We host people with all sorts of passions, and provide a space for growth, creativity, and memory making! Owned and operated by a nationally renowned artist and earth-building expert, Richard Ward, and managed by longtime nomad and entrepreneur Thea Margaret. There are thousands of opportunities to tour, learn, create, and get your hands dirty! The Homestead is directly next to hundreds of acres of BLM land, full of hills with an astounding history, hiking trails on ancient coral reefs, and wildlife abound! Speaking of historic, we are very conveniently situated between the old mining towns of Tombstone, Bisbee, and Sierra Vista, Arizona! See where and how the wild west was forged! Explore the Homestead, the land, or the towns! And come home to safety and comfort in one of our various sites. There is something for everyone here! Our available sites include the micro-home cottage, a developed primitive campsite designed for solitude, and tent / RV / Van sites within our community. Micro-Home cottage: From a touring tiny home on wheels to a remodeled tiny cob cottage, this space has all of the amenities travelers need for comfort, relaxation, and adventure! It comes with a comfortable, full-sized bed with a memory foam mattress, an outdoor kitchen, a refrigerator, seating area, and incredible views. Improved tent sites: Includes a platform to pitch your tent, access to camp kitchen, and a communal fire pit. "Primitive" tent site: Is secluded from the rest of the commune, nestled among the creosote and Ocotillo with stunning night skies, mountain views, and wildlife viewing opportunities galore! You have the option of visiting the main property or not see anyone at all during your stay. All sites include access to our shower house with on-demand hot water, community space with Wi-Fi and a composting commode and some pretty stellar views of its own. Laundry facilities, firewood and water fill-ups are available on the property as add-ons. ______ THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE YOU BOOK • We are 2 miles down a dirt road. The road is passable by standard clearance 2-wheel drive vehicles (Civic, Prius, etc). It is not recommended for low-clearance vehicles or trailers over 16 ft. • We are a nudist/naturalist/clothing-optional friendly community. There is no requirement to participate, but please know that others may and to be respectful of everyone. • Pets that are people and animal-friendly are welcome. Our dogs are friendly with other animals and are often off-leash outside. They may bark, but are friendly. For people with pets, do be mindful that we are off-grid in the wild of the desert and have every creature imaginable wild on the property. Including Coyotes, Javelina, Rattle Snakes, Scorpions, Bob Cats and more. You are responsible for the care and cleanup of your pets. • We are an 18+ property and can not host children. • We are a pack-in-pack-out leave no trace campground! We do not have septic or flush toilets on the property. We use a composting toilet system and do require any self-contained units to have black and grey water tanks. Please plan on taking all of your trash with you. • For our shower, laundry, and kitchen facilities we ask that you only use biodegradable soaps to protect our plants and trees. If you do not have biodegradable soaps we can provide them for you. • We offer paid private classes for you and your group covering everything from nature plant walks, to pottery and ceramics, to off grid building and education. If you are interested in learning more about off-grid living send us a message and we can let you know what we have available during your stay.
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LeRoy & Paula's Alpacas

2 sites ¡ Tents12 acres ¡ Sierra Vista, AZ
just a quick walk to the San Pedro River or a short drive to Tombstone and Bisbee.Learn more about this land:  Pitch your tent on four primitive acres and enjoy plenty of walking trails and enjoy a fire on our cool desert evenings.  Each site can accommodate 2 vehicles and 2 large tents.  The sites are surrounded by Mesquite trees (be mindful of the thorns). It's a short walk to the main house, where you will pass a herd of Alpacas to get water from our well.   Book a farm tour and learn all about the animals and why we raise them.  We love to share our love of Alpacas with everyone.  You can even take some Alpaca fiber with you by visiting our farm store. 
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Karla's Hummingbird Rd. Guest Ranch

4 sites ¡ RVs, Tents8 acres ¡ Huachuca City, AZ
Welcome to Karla's Hummingbird Rd Guest Ranch! I am located just over an hour away from Tucson, AZ. I purchased this property in 2020 and I have worked hard to turn it into something that others can enjoy! We are 10 minutes from Coronado National Forest. Enjoy spectacular views from the mountains, wander through the desert among the giant saguaro cactus and colorful wildflowers in the morning, linger over lunch beside a mountain stream or lake, and play in the snow all before the day's end. The property is tranquil, peaceful, and quiet. We have beautiful sunsets and views all around. You might see a lot of birds or quail on the property. My neighbours and I all have 4 acres minimum so no one is super close by. You can come here, walk or bike around, and walk your pets without being bothered by other dogs. This is a very safe and comfortable place for solo campers and families to enjoy! Each camper, tent, a place where people sleep is a campsite. Please don't book one tent site, say you have 2 vehicles, then the other vehicle is also a camper. That is TWO campsites. Important! Please don't post any photos of my place on my listing or in your review. I can't remove them, and they are usually bad photos. They are not helpful and they might show equipment I'd rather not have posted. Thank you.
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$35
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Coyotes Howling

8 sites ¡ Lodging, Tents9 acres ¡ AZ
From sunrises over the Swisshelm Mountains to sunsets over the Mule Mountains, this location, consisting of a 9 acre lot in the Tombstone Ranch Estates is pristine and has not been abused. There are no abandoned ranch houses, mobile homes, cars/trucks…. no garbage at all. For anybody who knows Cochise County very well, that is not the case in a lot of areas. This Hipcamp consists of 2 26 ft tipi's and 6 campsites. It is on Drifters Way...turning west off of Frontier Road going S or N. Frontier runs into Davis Road going N. If you hit Davis Road you missed Drifters Way.
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Camp Overland

3 sites ¡ RVs, Tents11 acres ¡ Patagonia, AZ
Camp Overland is 11 acres of mesquite covered hills within the town of Patagonia and bordered by Nature Conservancy land to the west. The campsites are all very private and have incredible views, yet are within short walking distance from the restaurants, shops and all of the other activities that Patagonia has to offer. Propane stoves are allowed at all sites and there is a communal fire area with a wood burning Solo stove. Camp Overland practices a Leave no Trace ethic, our motto is: Be kind, have fun, leave no trace.
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$35
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Booked 4 times

Ramsey Canyon Cabins

3 sites ¡ Lodging, RVs8 acres ¡ AZ
Welcome to Ramsey Canyon Cabins where nature is at your doorstep! Come enjoy over a mile of trails, a busy bird garden and over 50 bird feeders throughout the 8 acres property. Coues deer, Goulds turkey, coatimundi and ringtail cats are just some of the wildlife that wander the property. With over a 1/4 mile of (seasonal) creek frontage, this is the place for ultimate relaxation. We offer 2 fully furnished cabins, 1 studio style unit(linens optional) and 2 RV parking spaces-up to 24 ft NO HOOKUPS
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Misfit acres

2 sites ¡ RVs4 acres ¡ Hereford, AZ
Approximately 5 miles as a crow flys from Mexico 15 minutes from bisbee az. Nice Mountain View’s cooler temps as elevation is 4600 ft. Water avail. 50 amp avail. No showers bring a quad lots of BLM trails in huachuca mountains Coronado monument is about 4 miles by car Can accommodate 40 foot rv.
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$40
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RV Host Parking at Third & Survey

12 sites ¡ RVs3 acres ¡ Tombstone, AZ
Welcome to Host Parking at Third and Survey! The parking property includes the fenced area around the shop address. The fenced area is our quiet area with access to 50 amp service and for our most self-contained guests who do not wish to use a generator. Loud generators or engines are not allowed. We are looking forward to meeting you and helping you enjoy your visit. Our property has easy access to acres and acres of Arizona Bureau of Land Management for hiking, biking, horseback riding, and properly permitted OHV use! *** The money you donate to park with us is used in our Third and Survey Community Fund and general upkeep of our property. You will be given a receipt for your records upon check-in. Travel Blessings To You! John and Leann "the fun begins where South 3rd street ends"
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Jackson Ranch

10 sites ¡ RVs, Tents12 acres ¡ Huachuca City, AZ
Welcome to a slice of serene paradise nestled within the Jackson Ranch in Huachuca City! Spanning 12 acres of open land adorned with majestic mesquites and traversed by a tranquil river, this space is a haven for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike. Surrounded by the charm of nearby towns like Sierra Vista, Tombstone, Sonoita, and the historic Fort Huachuca, this land offers a gateway to a rich tapestry of history and exploration. Within an hour's reach, both Patagonia Lake and Parker Lake beckon with their crystalline waters, inviting you to unwind or indulge in water-based activities. Nature enthusiasts will revel in the diverse wildlife that graces this area. Keep your eyes peeled for the dance of coyotes, the bustling activities of javelinas, the graceful presence of deer, and the occasional sightings of bobcats, rabbits, snakes, and even majestic mountain lions. The skies above are adorned with various species of birds, painting a vibrant picture against the sprawling landscape. For those inclined towards outdoor pursuits, nearby hunting areas offer opportunities for thrilling adventures. Plus, this pet-friendly property warmly welcomes your furry companions, ensuring that every member of the family can revel in the natural beauty that surrounds us. Whether you seek solace in the rustling leaves of mesquites or wish to explore the diverse wildlife that calls this place home, our land on the Jackson Ranch promises an unforgettable retreat into the heart of nature. Each moment here is a chance to embrace the beauty of the outdoors and create cherished memories that linger long after your departure. Come, immerse yourself in the wonders of this natural haven and discover the magic that awaits amidst the mesquites and flowing river.
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$25
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Booked 1 time

Homestead

3 sites ¡ RVs8 acres ¡ Sierra Vista, AZ
The homestead is located against state land with 3 gravel pads for RVs. Water is available to fill up. We are conveniently located near Tombstone, Bisbee, and Fort Huachuca. There are numerous hiking and sightseeing areas in the Ramsey and Carr Canyon, as well as bird watching in the San Pedro Valley. Sierra Vista is minutes away for all your everyday needs Check out the Cochise County website to see all the exciting events, and activities offered nearby https://www.facebook.com/ExploreCochise
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$25
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Harry and Barbara’s Windmill

3 sites ¡ Lodging, Tents20 acres ¡ Mc Neal, AZ
We purchased our 20 acre homestead 12 years ago. It had 100 year old windmill and we named the property ‘Windmill’. All structures were abandoned and unlivable at that time , the land had been overgrazed for decades. The saving grace was the water well, which produces sweet ,clear abundant 75 degree water so we new it was thermal spring water. Since buying the property we concentrated on restoring the land first ,bringing it back to its native beauty. Year round vegetable garden, honeybees, orchard and small vineyard followed suit. The adobe home and outbuildings and Sandhill (Crane) casita are restored with all recycle materials from the property. The 1.5 mile nature trail through grassland yucca mesquite landscape provides solitude and 360 degree views Sand over 150 mile view shed of the sky islands in US and Mexico. Along with our four children, this property is the joy of our lives.Learn more about this land:Flat, well maintained, Paved road accesses our 20 acre private wildlife sanctuary. Boundary of Chihuahua and upper Sonoran deserts , 4100 feet, high desert, yucca , mesquite, grasslands. One of the top migratory birding regions in North America. Excellent windmill pumped water and a 1.5 mile walking nature trail. Heated and cooled casita (sleeps 2). Outdoor hot shower, compost toilet, outdoor fire pit and tables, games include corn hole and bocci at your door. Expansive views of 7 Sky Island mountain ranges and dark sky celestial wonder. Adjacent to globally significant Whitewater Draw wildlife refuge. 15 miles to historic Bisbee Arizona . Great climate.
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$33
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Scenic hiking trails, abundant flora and fauna, and a location right next to the Mexican border make Coronado a go-to location for nature lovers and history buffs alike.

The rich history of the area centers around the 16th-century Coronado Expedition. The 1540-1542 Spanish/European expedition greatly affected the evolution of the American Southwest. Many indigenous cultures were touched by violence, but the collisions created the region we know today.

Coronado serves up over eight miles of hiking trails ranging from easy to difficult. Looking for a strenuous workout? Tackle the 2-mile Yaqui Ridge Trail, which features a steep descent right to the Mexican border. Alternatively, hit the Crest Trail, which sends you 4 miles to Miller Peak, the highest mountain of the area. Beginners may find the 0.8-mile Coronado Peak Trail more to their liking. This scenic stretch provides gorgeous views of Mexico and the San Pedro River. Whichever trail experience you choose, take advantage of the park's convenient shuttle service.

Feel like getting into a spot of spelunking? Grab a friend and a couple of flashlights and explore Coronado Cave. This 600-foot natural crevice may have served as a temporary home for humans as long as 8,000 years ago. The entrance is a quarter-mile away from the park's visitor center. No permit is required for exploring this area, as it's spacious enough for beginners. It's only open from dawn till dusk, though, so leave your sleeping bags at home.

Coronado's also a great location for birdwatching enthusiasts. Both migratory and year-round species make homes in the area. The park even provides a convenient, detailed checklist of the region's 100 most common birds. You'll never confuse your red-naped sapsuckers for your dusky-capped flycatchers again.

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