Book with caution! I…read morebooked online and he didn't show up, leaving me waiting outside of my hotel. When I finally got in contact with him, he claimed it was a problem with his website and offered to pick me up the next day. Then he didn't show up AGAIN, with no phone call. Lost two days because of Timothy.

Yelp Review for Tucson Mountain Tour (On Behalf of Susan)…read more Unfortunately, my first visit to Arizona was nearly derailed due to an extremely disappointing experience with Tucson Mountain Tour. I was quoted a round-trip rate of $210 from Tucson Airport to Pima, AZ by the owner--a price far below industry standard, which initially seemed like a blessing. However, after confirming with someone named Timothy and being told he would follow up, I never received a return call. This happened one day before my flight from Savannah, Georgia, leaving me scrambling for alternative transportation. Thankfully, I found a compassionate provider who honored the quoted rate just so I wouldn't have to cancel my trip to see an ailing cousin. What should have been a $700+ round trip was generously matched by someone who put my situation first--something I had hoped Tucson Mountain Tour would do. The lack of professionalism, courtesy, and follow-through was disheartening. No one should be left hanging, especially after committing to travel plans based on what seemed to be a reliable arrangement. As an educator who works with autistic children, I value communication and integrity--qualities that were sadly lacking here. I sincerely hope Tucson Mountain Tour reflects on this experience and chooses to treat future travelers with greater respect and reliability."

We stayed for a long weekend with four couples and had a great time. The property is very secluded…read moreand provides really neat displays, such as a labyrinth and short walking trails. The house was very accommodating to cook meals, build camp fires, or just enjoy the view from the spacious front deck or roof top patio. Also, Nancy has two beautiful horses. We didn't get a chance to ride them, but it is an option. Lastly, it is so close to great restaurants, grocery and shopping along national parks with awesome hiking trails.

They need sustainable landscape management ASAP MANY low hanging branches over grown vegetation…read more I was invited to a party there the kitchen smelled horrible. I'm glad I did not throw my own event there and probably never will the only upside was that the sunset views are really good

The newest brew tour van has hit Southern Arizona!!..We were lucky enough to ride on the inaugural…read moretour of the Utubru van..And what an awesome time we had with our tour guide Dave!..He is very knowledgeable about craft beer and breweries in Arizona..He picked all of us up in Downtown Tucson for a unforgettable trek through Southern Arizona..First we headed down to Bisbee for a stop at Bisbee's Brewery Gulch where we enjoyed stops at Bisbee Brewing Company, The Quarry & Arizona's Smallest Bar Room 4..Next Stop was the Tombstone Brewing Company for more delicious beers and some old west sight seeing..Last stop was dinner and drinks at the Copper Brothel Brewery in Sonoita..Dave then drove everyone back to Tucson dropping them off at their door..What a great trip!!..Can't wait to go on our next adventure with Utubru..Thanks Dave!!

I have stayed at these casitas for months at a time and absolutely love them. The casitas are…read morebeautifully decorated and super cute! They have everything you could possibly need plus the area is peaceful and quiet. Beth & Tabitha are incredibly kind and made my stay even more enjoyable. In addition to the peaceful desert Beth has her own ranch on the property with lots of animals, I spent a lot of time feeding the goats and chickens! It was a wonderful break from my workday. I cannot recommend a better spot to relax and enjoy nature.

I wanted to stay here for mine and my husbands wedding anniversary. I emailed Tabitha and asked…read morewhich Casita's were available. She replied and said that the Storm Catcher Casita and one other casita was available for the dates I was interested in. I replied and let her know I was interested in the Storm Catcher and also asked if they negotiated rates. She then replied and said rates were not negotiable due to it being high season which is fine. However, she then told me that she booked the Storm Catcher Casita for 7 days to someone else even though we were actively discussing booking the casita. They obviously chose to give it to the person who they were going to make more money off of since I only wanted it for 2 days. It was absolutely rude and dishonest of her to tell me it was available and then turn around and rent it to someone else. They obviously only care about the money. We will never stay here and I will make sure everyone I know in Tucson doesn't stay here either.

Best wheel chair transportation experience I have EVER received. Drivers are friendly, kind and…read moreprofessional. Thank you Crane transportation...

Unfortunately, there is not the option to choose no stars. On or about September 18, 2014, Crane…read moretrans ported my critically injured wife from Goodyear. AZ to Health South, Tucson. This was the most horrible experience ever for either of us. My wife had suffered fractured thoracic vertebrae in a roll-over accident. I regret that I allowed the transport to happen. The vehicle did not give a favorable impression as to condition or cleanliness. The litter was horribly uncomfortable and the ride was very harsh. The worst two aspects: There was no water in the vehicle. I was able to get water at a fast-food place during a stop. The second, and totally inexcusable, was that the vehicle was running out of fuel, and neither of the men knew where gas stations were outside Casa Grande. They exited I-10 to the east, where only retail and food outlets are located, had to re-cross I-10 to the west side and finally found a gas station. I posted a similar review on BBB at the time. I am surprised they are still operating. R. Nelson, Tucson

We had a great time with Michael, our tour guide and owner of the company. He is a Tucson native…read moreand has a lot of experience. He was so knowledgeable about Tucson, sonoita, and Elgin. We went to 4 different wineries and had a great lunch. The wineries were hops and vine, rune, Elgin winery/distillery, and dark sky vineyard. He let us choose where we wanted to go based on preference, time and previous experiences. We had lunch at the cafe, which had really great burgers and sandwiches. He even gave us the choice of lunch spots, bbq or sandwiches, both sounded amazing but we chose sandwiches. I would recommend this tour and look forward to booking this again and many of the other tours he offers.

Had a terrific adventure doing the caverns looking forward to booking more trips when the heat…read morecools down a bit, especially Bisbee

This is a great castle. A must see. Great venue for weddings parties ect. A cherished spot in the…read moredesert

I wish I could give this location negative stars. My friend and I rented this location for a event…read morein November of this year, everything was agreed upon, from the rental fee to the amount of people allowed to attend to the duration of the party. We have people flying in from out of state, like myself and djs from California. We rented an airbnb for the weekend and all. Then one month exactly prior to the event the owner chose to change his mind for absolutely no reason. So we had to scramble to find another location for our event, or else we'd be out of the a few thousand dollars for lodging and airfare. Make sure you get a written contract as this guy is a terrible human being and I wouldn't want this to happen to you. BAD BUSINESS!!!!

Gordon Hirabayashi Campground, also known as Prison Camp, Tucson, AZ. Nov, 2025…read more This campground, in the Coronado National Forest, is managed by the US Forest Service (USDA), and is open November-April. It has 12 campsites (some of which are double), and can accommodate tents and small RVs (22' or less). The sites have a picnic table, fire ring with grill, and a bear box. There are no hook-ups available for electricity or potable water. Shade is also limited. The campground has gender-specific restrooms with pit toilets; there are no showers nor running water in the restrooms. All sites are first-come, and cost $20/site/night or $40 for a double ($10/$20 for those with an interagency pass (annual, senior, access, or military)). You pay via envelope (provided) on-site or to the camp host (position still vacant on Nov 30th). Horse and pack animals are allowed at this campground, and the map shows areas for corral and trailer parking. Both horse riding and human hiking trails are available from the campground. This area is also home to the Gordon Hirabayashi Recreation Site, with a number of informational signs and remnants of historical buildings. "In 1942, at age 24, Gordon Hirabayashi challenged the relocation and internment of Japanese Americans during World War II. Convicted of violating a curfew imposed on Japanese-Americans, he was sentenced to the Catalina Federal Honor Camp, the work camp that stood at this site between 1939 and 1973. Hirabayashi's case was reopened in 1987 and led to official apologies from the US government for the mass incarceration of 117 thousand Japanese American citizens and aliens alike." The area is beautiful, but not rated as 5 because of the lack of potable water and the closeness/lack of privacy between sites.

This site was for an early drop off for my wife and her girlfriend. The will trek downhill…read more On a path from a park information map to the Sabino Canyon parking lot. They will enter Sabino Canyon from the top. The will be 11 miles Of path. Carrying their own water and trail mix. She has done many 9 mile days but no 11's. We parked a return car at Sabino parking at six am.