What a great rock store! The owner is so very knowledgeable and has so many interesting stories…read moreabout how he found some of the rocks he has on display and for sale.

Charming property with an outdoor rock garden to walk through. The owner was a gem too, he happily…read moretook me on a little tour when I expressed interest. I got to view some minerals under his scope just for fun which led me to buy tiny mineral boxes with assorted minerals. I'm looking forward to stopping here again next time I'm in town.

We really enjoyed our stay at Xanadu Ranch. Great location, beautiful surroundings and a great…read morehost. We stayed in one of the three private rooms. It was small but very comfortable, clean and quiet, with a fridge, microwave, coffee maker and a TV with streaming services we could sign into. The host provided a couple bottles of water and some snacks, which was a nice touch, and had winery maps available if we needed them. There were also a couple of nice outdoor spaces for guests to hang out. They have a two-bedroom bunkhouse with a nice little front porch and seating, which I'd probably choose next time, especially for a longer stay. Would definitely stay again!

I had the most relaxing get away at Xanadu Ranch. Karen is the hostess and provides a full…read moreorientation to your accommodations and the outside areas. We were the only guest at the time and the quiet was wonderful. The space was clean; the bed was very comfortable; there was full bath and kitchen (fridge had trouble keeping things cold, never got above 45 degrees so take a good ice chest). The kitchen amenities were perfect for making breakfast and a couple of dinners during our 5 night stay. It was nice to have access to a TV but they do need to replace the swivel head which is broken and the TV is at a 45 degree downward angle. We propped it up with a roll of paper towels!! It worked. The outdoor space around the koi pond is so tranquil and pleasant that my husband and I hung out in our PJ and had coffee every morning. At night it was a great place to take in the stunning night skies. If you time it right you get ti watch Karen feed the giant koi Karen was very good at guiding us to the wineries and I can't thank her enough for recommending the Sonoita winery whose MeCaSah wine is truly an award winner. We also went the Vera Earl Beef which sell aged beef..so good. Also of note is the Copper Brothel Brewery where I had the best chicarrones ever and I don't want to leave out The Corner Scoop for the best breakfast burritos. All in all it was so enjoyable and hope to return.

I made a stop here on my way to Tombstone and glad I did. It's a stop you pass by and think, huh, I…read morewonder what that's about. Well it's worth the stop just to see talented artists from the area. Service - I met the owners wife who provided a wonderful tour of the various artists including her husband who stopped by. Selection - of artistry is fascinating Value- it's FREE to look

I loved my stop at Gallery of Dreams! The art is amazing! Bronze sculptures, paintings, wood…read morecarvings, jewelry and other gift items. The staff was helpful without intruding and I walked away with some amazing one of a kind pieces at an affordable price. I would encourage anyone on the way to Tombstone, Bisbee or Douglas to stop in to the Gallery of Dreams and enjoy the many artists featured. Even the Gallery Cat was friendly! nell.in.colo

Fantastic experience! My husband and I stayed in Sonoita and finally made it to Salvatore…read moreVineyards. It was a great time in a beautiful building with wonderful atmosphere! We love wine and have a small collection given to us by friend's who are more established collectors and Salvatore's wines were really delicious, full bodied, rich, complex and delightful! We are excited to add some of their wine to our collection. We each had tastings, I tried the white wine flight and my husband ordered the red flight. Everything we had was excellent. The employee assisting us was great, telling us the stories behind each wine, the meaning behind the labels and the history of the vineyard. She even gave us a little snack as we chatted and sampled. Their merchandise was also fantastic! Next time we stop in I plan to buy a shirt because the saying is hilarious! We added Salvatore to our list of favs and plan to head back in the fall!

A very relaxing atmosphere with a wonderful hostess. Wine…read morewith Italian influence. Very nice

Was here on Sunday celebrating my sisters birthday. We were welcomed right away by two friendly…read moregiant dogs, who walked us all the way to the tasting room, where we were greeted by the owner. We got 6 samples of delicious wine, a white sangria and peach bellini The bellini and sangria are into the sweater side which I am not much into but I must say they were delicious and super refreshing. My sister loved it!!! She walked out with one to take home with her. For me it was all about the Arizona Grenache. The experience begins when the wine is poured into the glass. The unique copper color of this wine is mesmerizing and attracts anyones curiosity. In flavor it is a beautiful well balanced red with a crisp to it. Once you get over the fascination of the color your palate is presented with one more surprise, smoke!!!! There is a very subtle smokiness but since I love smokey drinks I was able to catch it right away. The owner told us the story behind this flavor but Ill let you hear it from herself if you get to go and try it yourself. Which I absolutely recommend for you to do.

We came here this Saturday for a tasting. I have a small yorkie I carry in a sling. Since they were…read morebottling inside, we could not bring my dog inside so we sat on the patio. I applaud the owners for rescuing their dogs but I am warning everyone reading this, do not bring your dog here unless you are holding your dog in your arms the entire time. There were 3 wines to taste and we didn't like any of them. The 2016 Malvasia was both sour and sweet and the Reisling was dry and very oaky due the oak chips they use in the barrel. The fourth and last tasting was of their peach bellini sushi mix that you can add your own wine to but they added one of theirs to it. It was sickeningly sweet and I couldn't drink it. I would have been interested to try red sangria slushy. Their dogs seemed normal and calm walking around the backyard. I kept my dog on leash and stood by them at first. After the 2nd taste of wine, I let me dog loose right next to us. Within a couple minutes one of their large dogs attacked my yorkie. We were very lucky that my boyfriend turned around and grabbed her before she was hurt. There was slobber on my dogs back where their dog put its mouth on her. This is why I do not recommend bringing your dog here unless you are holding the dog at all times. Honestly I'm surprised they still charged us for the tasting after this. We were so shook up, we almost got up and left after it happened without finishing the tasting.

What a beautiful place. They're such warm and welcoming people seeking to help children. I hope and…read morepray people will chip in and help them continue their gear mission.

Wonderful products and the owners are so kind and helpful. Make sure you get to their next…read more lavender festival.

Their Lavender Festival was a lot of fun. Food & artist vendors, lavender tours, a variety of…read morehomemade lavender products, wine tasting plus much more. The lavender ice cream is delicious! The event is fun for adults and children. Too hot & crowded for dogs though.

Someone on the street who had just done this museum said it was the best one in town. Tbh I didn't…read morebelieve them. I figured it would just be replicas and diaramas kinda like the civil war museum in Vicksburg. I WAS WRONG. I immediately knew this was different when I saw Billy the kids boots. A chill went down my spine. Was this legit?! The next case, Wyatt Earp gun.... The Dalton's, Jesse James, The Youngers, Doc Holiday and so much more. I was amazed by these artifacts each case stuffed full of items ... The contents of Johnny Ringo's pockets when they found his body! All of this with identifiers made by the owner himself. Many hand written. You can tell the guy knows more about every single fighter, then I know about even just one. I also want to point out, the 5 dollar entrance fee is a bargain. Back home, a museum like this would cost 45 dollars a person, and it would be sterilized. If you only do one museum in all of tombstone. Make it this one. The ONLY down side I can think of I would love more of Bass Reeves. His case was small. For people who don't know, he was far deadlier then Earp and holiday combined... by more then double. He was also responsible for the capture of more then 3000 men including his own son. The other person I would have loved to see would be Elfeugo Baca and his 36 hour stand off against 80 men. BUT that's just me being picky and wanting to see a few personal favorites anyway, like I said, if you see only one. This is it.

The Gunfighter Hall of Fame is an exceptional destination for anyone with an appreciation for the…read morehistory of the American West. The museum is thoughtfully curated, with an impressive collection of authentic firearms, artifacts, and exhibits that bring the stories of legendary lawmen, outlaws, and gunfighters to life. Every display is well-presented, making it easy to immerse yourself in the rich history and craftsmanship of the era. One of the absolute highlights of our visit was seeing John Wayne's original firearms and personal accessories. Being able to view these iconic pieces up close added a unique and memorable dimension to the experience, especially for fans of classic Western films and American history. Whether you're a history enthusiast or simply looking for something unique to explore, the Gunfighter Hall of Fame is well worth a visit. It's an engaging, educational, and beautifully maintained museum that offers a fascinating glimpse into the people and legends who shaped the American frontier.