Open for Guests
October 30, 2011 to May 6, 2012

We have entertained guests at our ranch every winter since 1926. Celebrating 85 years of excellence, the Circle Z Ranch is situated on 6,500 acres at 4,000 feet altitude. Guests ride ranch-bred horses through the foothills of the historic Santa Rita Mountains and under huge cottonwood trees along the ever-flowing Sonoita Creek. As a quiet, family oriented ranch, we put emphasis on riding and down-home hospitality.

We are known for our excellent horses and great variety of trails. We are also recognized worldwide for bird watching throughout the ranch and on the adjacent Patagonia Nature Preserve. Climate conditions provide the perfect home for two registered National Champion Big Trees, the largest specimen of their species growing in America, the Freemont Cottonwood measuring 42 feet in circumference and the Velvet Ash measuring 16 feet.

There are accommodations for singles and families in adobe cottages furnished in colorful southwestern decor, with no distraction of televisions and in-room phones. During your stay enjoy riding, the heated pool, tennis court, Adult Cantina, game room and cook-outs. Three bountiful meals daily are served buffet style in the main lodge’s dining room.

Announcing the Arizona
Post-Holiday Un Month:
Jan. 15-Feb. 15, 2012

It’s an unbelievable time to unwind and undo stress or midwinter blues.

Unwind on the trail, at the pool, or just lying in the sun on the porch of the Cantina.

Bring your family, bring a friend, or get away from everything with an uncompromising vacation at the Circle Z Ranch. Unpack in Arizona and unleash your inner lazy after the holiday hassles and before Spring Break .

The ranch is offering a limited number of rooms at a 20% discount off our weekly rates for the entire Un-Month. Pick your dates, and leave the rest to the ranch. Uncomplicate your life with a week at the Circle Z Ranch.

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