Tombstone Guest Ranch is a unique Wild West experience, you’ve got to give this a go if you love Western Movies. There are two Western Cowboy Movies about the town called "Tombstone", the Kurt Russell one is the better one. The town of Tombstone is one of the most famous Wild West towns in the USA and known for one of the most notorious gunfights ever in 1881. It became one of the last boomtowns in the American frontier and largest silver district in Arizona so lots of history. 

The ranch is a 3km dirt track drive from the town and set up around old and new buildings set like a Wild West town - corny but very fun! It’s the perfect spot to embrace the Wild West. Think of cattle round ups twice a year, riding out with the wranglers in desert landscape, cowboy cookouts at the chuck wagon, delicious cocktails conjured up by your barman dressed in 1800’s gear, cowboy poker sessions late into the night, target shooting pistols, rifles and shotguns in the desert and ATV rides.

It’s a small guest ranch with only 14 rooms so generally guests hang out together and eat hearty home cooked meals in the dining room together. In between activities it is useful to have a car as visiting Tombstone is very worthwhile. As well as being laden in history it's a proper Wild West town and lots to do and see including incredible cowboy gear shopping - literally 1000’s of boot choices, belts, cowboy hats and incredible embroidered jeans. There is an enactment of the famous shoot out at OK Coral as well as history tours of the town which give a wonderful insight into the psyche of Western USA. Once a month a local bull fighting rodeo is hosted right in the town, please ask us for dates in advance as it’s an incredible spectacle and unique Wild West experience in our view.

The great part is that this is an equally great holiday for non riding partners, kids or friends, because of the setting, there is so many other things to do. Evenings are very sociable, after dinner, you might want to join in singing or dancing along with the local cowboy bands and singers who drop in, or learn to play cowboy poker, go on a night tour round Tombstone or just sit at the bar enjoying cocktails and recounting the days adventure.