We stopped in on our tour of the wineries in Camp Verde and had amazing wines and great…read moreconversation with George. He was so knowledgeable and a pleasure to meet. So glad we stopped in! Definitely a little hidden gem!

George the Somelier was very informative and attentive. He has worked at the winery for several…read moreyears and know a great deal about the history of the winery and the wine. My wife and I had a wonderful afternoon tasting their wines. Will return soon.

I will need to say that I'm not going to mark this 1 star since we did like the place and a great…read moretown. fantastic contractors coming to keep the place nice and tidy and they do a great job. So no complaints all of that. Very nice people as well.   Our family were long-term tenants. at least since the beginning of the summer waiting for an adoption to complete with a foster child. I would say is if anyone would ever consider being long-term here, make sure that you go through the lease and make sure the landlord understand what he has each party sign. We were told (in the lease) we can give 30 day notice on each month to month scenario however when we gave 30-day notices for any given up coming month, we were being double-booked and literally our whole family had to move out just to accommodate a weekend.  We're foster parents working on an adoption of our 1 year old foster child, so we need to stay in the area until our adoption is done so we just kind of kept moving out and moving back in as these situations came up.. in hindsight legally I could have made an issue because the lease is given to the state and we need to obtain permission to go on these trips when in reality we're being booted. But we decided to just go with it at a respect and make the best of it.  the owner is a little old school and very busy and does lack some communication. And trying to point out something that was either written or talked about that he had forgotten he won't admit. He did say he was going to go back and look at the lease but never did hear anything. Basically a simple apology was lacking and would probably solve a whole lot of relational PR. I would just recommend to do your due diligence and stay on top of communication and always always always in writing. I even gave him many opportunities to communicate this with nothing. I even sent him copies of the lease. Nothing really ever came from those attempts to clean up any confusion. Once we were able to find a new place in our licensing jurisdiction, We decided to move out of respect of the situation. Also to lessen any tension that would ever be in the future due to lack of proper PR or even just simple honoring the lease or any other agreements. In fact we just had to smile because we were told we had to be out by Christmas since it's very busy at one point, then the 28th and now just finally told we could have stayed to the end of the month.:-) LOL so we had already made plans to be out early. We never ever pushed back when we were told these things even though we should have. So if anything hopefully this will help anyone who would find themselves in our situation.  Nice guy though and we did get along and it was fun to do some work around the place. I fixed a few things in the cabin even so it's sad that we had to leave. We really liked the place and gave him an opportunity to admit the lease and also to raise prices to be fair to him. But never heard anything back.  I'm a past business owner myself and I know the importance of good PR especially with your guests as we were renting guests. I don't want to take from all the five stars because they're short term and it's a great place to stay for that. But hopefully this will help anyone else and maybe needing or asking for long-term.

From the owner: Welcome to Pine Creek Cabins Your Home in the Rim Country!…read more Our Cabins offer a variety of vacation rental options with designs to fit the needs of a weekend retreat or vacation getaway. Our Cabins provide all the comfort of home and the relaxation of a vacation. Nestled in the beautiful Rim Country up against one of Arizona's most prominent geological features, the Mogollan Rim that rises 8000 feet above see level and stretches 200 miles.

If it is right for you - it is perfect! My son and new daughter-in-law were just married at…read moreFoxboro Ranch Estates. The facilities are stunning, and the staff welcoming, kind, and helpful. This is a place where you can do your own thing, bring your own food and drink - so if you are looking for a "do it all for you" place - it's probably not for you... On the other hand - if you want the freedom to do your own thing it is fantastic - and I can't think of a more beautiful place to celebrate your special occasion.

Loved the open air feel. The club house is spacious and has a view everywhere. Patio seats and…read moreactivities galore.

In a classic case of "it's not WHAT you know but WHO you know" Hubby and I got a personalized tour…read moreof this "National Register of Historic Places" home. Honestly, you just really have to see it to believe it! in short, the Empie family bought the property in 1974, then hired a New Mexico architect to build a home in and around the boulders...the end result is this great home! The Empies sold the house to the Yavapai in 2005, who generally rent out the home for events. That's where the "WHO you know" part came in as far as getting a personal tour of this amazing place...our uncle does a lot of catering events, so he "knows" people. Lucky for us! It was just the four of having the whole place to ourselves...it was a wonderful experience. I've attached a few photos, but the pics don't do this place justice. It's almost like walking thru Fred Flintstone's house, except updated furnishings and amenities :) Oh, and you can't beat the views...I love the desert views and landscapes. So peaceful. If you ever get the chance to visit this place, please do yourself a favor and do so. If you like it half as much as I did, you'll leave happy :)

This place was perfect for me. I was there on a Wednesday afternoon and it wasn't busy so that…read moreadded to the perfection. The wine is lovely. Instead of a flight, I went with a couple of glasses recommended by staff and they were spot on! Took the wine outside to sit in an Adirondack chair in the shade by the little creek and just relaxed. And then a musician started up on the porch and he was great! Very chill and just added to the relaxing vibe. Lots of seating options here, inside and outside. Wine is really good. A pond with a fountain and another fountain that feeds into a bubbling creek really add to the atmosphere. Highly recommend.

Beautiful location. Delicious boutique wines. We went here 2…read moreyears ago and then again yesterday. The wines have more depth and level now and they have a wine clue now. A glass of wine is about $18 and a bottle is around $60, unless it is a reserve.

They are wonderful. I highly recommend Wrangler's Roost Resort!…read moreThis place is awesome! Owners are wonderful people and you will enjoy being here. It is very beautiful and Heidi has done a wonderful job decorating all the houses.

My church group had a men's retreat at wranglers roost, and it was amazing. The property is…read morebeautiful. I stayed in the retreat house, and it was beautiful, clean, and everything worked perfectly. It was a very good time.

Great experience! Close to my favorite pizza place in pine…read more(Old Country Inn). Bed and shower were awesome Will be back! PS and horses right next to patio:)

Just wanted to share how much we loved our stay! The room was absolutely charming and spotless -…read moreseriously, so cute! And the owners? The sweetest people ever! They even have gorgeous horses. We were so impressed to learn that the first house built in Pine is right there too. We visited on a holiday weekend, and the location was perfect. Everything - shopping, restaurants, bars - was all within easy walking distance. You can totally park your car and forget about it the whole time! We had such a blast.