Family-friendly holiday rentals in Cochise County

The Scale House

Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway. The Scale House is located in the heart of wine country. It is across the road from a beautiful Vineyard and within 3 miles of six more vineyards. The night sky is perfect for stargazing. If you are a bike rider, you are in the perfect area. It is located next to an elevator that was used for 50 years before farming changed in the valley. The scales were removed and the house has been remodeled making it feel new and comfortable for a night away.

Cochise Stronghold Airb&b

Sandy and I invite you to enjoy a secluded hide away from the hustle and bustle of city life. We are located 4 miles from the Cochise Stronghold Mountains, The Chiricahua National Monument to the East is 45 minutes away. Our small town of Sunsites host the Iron Skillet which serves breakfast and lunch ,while TJ's bar and grill serves meals all day. Wonderful BBQ! Lots of History with Tombstone just an hour away. Kartchner Caverns State Park is 45 minutues away. Don't forget our wines!

Cochise Stronghold Canyon House

Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway. Walk out the front door and into the mountains for an adventure or relax under the peaceful oaks and simply recharge. This classic adobe brick home captures simple luxury. Listen to the creek babble, run or roar when the rains come. Observe the lifeblood of the desert from the private bridge that crosses it. Bring your horses or pack goat and set them to roam in the paddock. Soak the stillness and take in the starry nights far from city lights.

Studio Cabin: Glamping with Mountain Views

3:10 to Dragoon studio cabin is only 1 hr east of Tucson and 3 miles off the I-10 in the tiny town of Dragoon. Our property borders trust land w/unobstructed mountain views. We are near the Willcox Wine Trail, Cochise Stronghold, and Chiricahua Nat'l Monument. The cozy cabin is equipped with an outdoor hot shower, cassette toilet, heat/ac, kitchenette and double bed. This is glamping at its finest in Cochise country! (At 4600' elevation, we are 10-15 degrees cooler than Tucson or Phoenix!)

Indian Ridge Casita

The Casita (large studio type) sits up above Sulphur Springs Valley at 4400', much cooler temps, over looking Cochise Stronghold and the Dragoon Mountains. Secluded, and views galore. Chirachua National Monument, Whitewater Preserve, Fort Bowie, Willcox, good food, wineries, old western town. If you have horses, we have accommodations on our other property for them . Only two pets are allowed. Must have approval from host if more are requested. Pets MUST be listed in booking details.

Authentic 1880s Miner's Cabin by Tombstone Brewery

Our original to the town adobe style miner's cabin, built in the 1880s, will take you back in time with its scenic mountain views and breathtaking night sky. The interior of the cabin has been carefully restored using a historic color palate, craftsman-style furniture, antiques and decor. Situated just a block away from Tombstone Brewery and only two blocks from historic Allen Street - walk to the best Tombstone shopping, saloons and attractions, then kick back on our porch and relax.

High Desert Hideaway (Garage Space & Kitchenette)

This cozy 250 sq ft studio apartment, with dedicated one-car garage space, is located in a quiet neighborhood near the Huachuca mountains. The space is on the second story above the garage of a single-family home. Its charming size is perfect for individuals and couples. The shower and bathroom are small (may be uncomfortable for people over 6 feet). Works well for military, contractors, traveling nurses, and bird watchers. Includes everything needed for a short or long-term stay.

Quail Run Hideaway

Quiet country setting one mile from Willcox. Well behaved pets welcome, doggy door fenced in area. Sit quietly on the back deck to see birds including quail come to feed. Bird seed is provided. Sit on the front deck in the evenings and enjoy the hoot of our resident Great Horned Owl. The Sandhill cranes fly over in the morning and early evening, this happens in the late fall thru the middle of March. Several wine tasting rooms are available in Willcox and the surrounding area.

"Tree of Life" 1 BR guest house with laundry rm.

This is a cute guest house in the heart of Cochise county. We are near Tombstone, Bisbee, Sierra Vista, Benson and Kartchner caverns. The house is neat and clean. It contains all of the amenities needed for your enjoyment. Saint David is generally 5 to 10 degrees cooler than Tucson and Phoenix. We have two A/C - Heater units to keep the temperature inside at your comfort level. We now have a laundry room available. Golf clubs available to use at nearby golf courses.

Little Green House

Little Green House is nestled in the Mule Mountains overlooking Tombstone Canyon (upper Main Street) with vast views of the mountains, sky and upper downtown including classic and deco government and religious buildings. It has small private cottage cozy comfort with a full kitchen, queen bed, bathroom with shower, central heating/cooling, Wi-Fi, coffee, tea, water. Shaded private patio. Private off street parking space at bottom of steps.

Ranchito Paraiso: Rustic Elegance Farm Stay

Just a quick 3/4 zip off I-10, Kasita Morada is the perfect desert oasis after a long drive or ideal as a weekend getaway or artist’s retreat: a rustic, elegant, artsy casita in a ranch setting, Enjoy afternoon happy hour or your morning beverage with free-roaming donkeys and sweet piggies, surrounded by phenomenal views in a peaceful setting. Kasita has an exotic "Portugal meets Old Mexico" vibe. Come here to work, create, and/or relax.

Green Witch House at the Arizona Sky Village

Our house is a well-equipped home decorated in south western style. It has been rented by visitors from many parts of the world since 2005, some of whom have returned many times. It is situated at the mouth of Cave Creek Canyon in the beautiful Chiricahua Mountains which are noted for their abundance of wildlife and walking trails. The pristine night skies is evidenced by the number of private observatories.