Kelly, the "ranch manager" is a rude person. I wouldn't ever come here based on the interaction she…read morehad with me. She tried to scold me when I got sick and couldn't make an event and pay her $15.00 to camp at her dump.

Perfect home base for mountain biking the Black Canyon Trail. Great spots for tents, clean…read morebathrooms, hot showers, and friendly people. Super accommodating and a beautiful spot to rest. Will definitely come back again and again.

Great alpaca ranch and fiber mill. They raise Icelandic sheep too…read more Just love Mette and Tom!

Happy place on earth. Need to go back and visit again. Tom and Mette are very good with all the…read morestuff their

Tres Hermanas Ranch is in my old neighborhood. I drove by every day and saw the what grass fed…read morebeef really mean. We'd call them the happy cows , belly deep in beautiful pastures. They're finished on grass too, no grains. We've been buying from Tres Hermanas for years and absolutely love it as does everyone who has shared a meal with us. I'm getting ready to order some more this week.

I bought a large quantity with somebody else who recommended them at Sedona Farmer's Market. All…read morethe meat is wrapped in many layers of plastic and when frozen, the plastic crisscrosses inside the meat, which makes it difficult to remove. Plastic on meat and fat shows their ignorance about health and toxicity, as the plastic gets absorbed by the meat, especially the fat. All the pieces were horribly cut, and most of them went to the dogs. What a waste. These people need to go learn how to cut meat. Raising cattle in a healthy manner is not sufficient, you need to know how to cut it properly. Will never order anything again. Very costly dog food!

I stayed here 25 years ago and was traveling to AZ for work and thought... I should see if they…read moreare stilll open. The best part about this guest ranch is that it is small, intimate, historic with a rich history where everyone will know your name. Not a mega resort! The rooms are modest but decorated with western art and quite comfortable. The bathrooms have been be recently updated. Ken - ranch manager will greet you with a genuine smile and treat you like famIly. The food served family style is very good and quite filling. I signed up for the American Plan that included 2 rides a day, 3 meals and your room. NOTE-- rides are at 9 am and 2 pm. Plan you arrival and departures to take full advantage of the rides. The horses are in great condition and the wranglers will pair you with a mount that fits your skill level. Special call out to head wrangler - Bart who made sure our rides were all that I expected and more!

Wonderful new manager and staff. They have new owners who are working to keep the old west alive. I…read morelove to ride and I do wish they offer more time in the saddle but the 4 rides I took were great. Wrangler(Jason?) was interesting, polite and since I was the only one on each of the rides we covered a lot of territory. Room was clean and decor was authentic western. Stables and tack room where neat and lodge,dinning rooms where clean. Good signage when you get off the main road to find the office. Fun activities such as Archery, target and skeet shooting, swimming,games , cattle and cards. No TV which is refreshing. This way you get to really talk to guest and staff or not. Cool town of Wickenburg 10 minutes away. Happy hour everyday at the ranch before dinner with nice cheeses and food. Come here for the riding cuz it's some of the best especially after a good rain.

Visited this hidden gem last week during our Sedona AZ vacay. Totally worth the 2.5-hour NE drive…read morefrom Sedona, this place is run by 4 generations of family members who walk & talk you thru their 5k acreage property, complete with Native American ruins & mysterious Petroglyphs. Loved it!

Since we moved to Arizona I have developed several new interests, and one of them is petroglyphs…read more So My Lady decided she would take me here for my birthday. Rock Art Ranch is way out in the country, on a dirt road between Winslow and Holbrook, Arizona, The dust from the road completely covered our car before we got to the ranch, and we washed the car the next day in Winslow. It was May, and we encountered quite a few cattle and calves on the way to the ranch and back. It is actually a 5000-acre working ranch, and we had to make reservations and pay for the tour with cash. The owners were real cowboys, and they escorted us on the tour personally. Three areas of interest were featured on the tour. The first was the ranch complex, which included a large converted barn, some old equipment including wagons and camp gear, a preserved bunkhouse, and a memorial rock garden outside the barn. The second was an area out in the wilds that included some Native American hogans and an archaeological site of a 14th-Century Puebloan village. The third was the area the ranch is famous for: petroglyphs. They are found in a canyon on the Chevelon Creek, a tributary of the Little Colorado River. A thousand feet away you wouldn't notice the canyon, but once you are there it's a treat. The Chevelon Canyon cuts into the plain for a depth of several hundred feet. There is a picnic area on a platform house that overlooks the canyon, with plenty of shade. It's a steep descent to the creek, down steps and a path cut into the sandstone walls. On those walls are thousands of carvings made by men and women that go back thousands of years, and that is what the Rock Art Ranch is really all about. Take a lunch, you can't buy one at the ranch. Take plenty of water, the 100-degree heat will get to you, especially when you realize you have to climb back up to the platform shelter. Don't worry about restrooms, there is a charming, clean outhouse up the hill from the platform shelter. Do have a look at other sites on the web to see what you're getting into. There is so much to explore, we'll go back some day and pick up where we left off.

We will be back for sure!! This experience was unforgettable for our kiddos and was so intimate for…read morethe kids getting one on one up close, hands on encounters with Nicole's animals. Their favorite was giving her pigs belly scratches and Norman the Highlander cow could not be cuter!! Nicole the owner is an incredible human being and cares so well for these animals...and the people she's helping with the power of animals love and touch.

From the owner: Welcome to Rebel Hearts Ranch, a serene and welcoming homestead nestled in the heart of San Tan…read moreValley, Arizona. At our ranch, we believe in the transformative power of animals in healing and enhancing the human spirit. Our mission is to foster a harmonious environment where individuals can experience the therapeutic and nurturing bond between humans and animals. We understand that each individual comes to us with unique needs and aspirations, and our goal is to tailor an experience that resonates with and benefits each person. Please note we are by appointment only.

Our favorite winery of our entire tour that we booked in Sedona! 10/10 highly recommend coming…read morehere. It is such a huge winery/ranch that has plenty of indoor and outdoor seating plus animals and garden spaces. If we could've stayed here for 2 hours, we would have but unfortunately I think we were only here for a little less than 1 hour due to the drive and the other wineries we visited. The garden spaces were luxurious with a lake and a path to walk. The animals were so cute. There were sheep and a very friendly donkey among them. The wine was, of course, tasty and we enjoyed the fact that there was a small food truck on site that had other items for purchase. My friends and I had a really nice time here just exploring, relaxing and being together.

Absolutely gorgeous winery with extensive grounds. Delicious wine which includes the glass $27. No…read morefood available on a Wednesday.

Fun experience and Ray is awesome and great teacher for the kids and beginners. My kids had a…read moregreat time and remembered all the horses names.

Beautiful trail rides through the pines under shade. We had a great time! Will be going backread more

Recently took a tour of the team roping facility at Jacobs Ranches. The staff were super friendly…read moreand quickly responsive to my inquiry that was sent. Everything looked really well cared for and very professional. Plenty of space for parking and super easy to find. I left feeling super content and very happy. Definitely will be using Jacobs Ranches.

From the owner: Horse boarding near Casa Grande, Eloy and Coolidge Arizona. Seasonal team roping and breakaway…read morepractice available for private sessions. Quiet and small facility perfect for serious horse owners.