Experience The Romantic Saguaro Painted Western Sky In Our Timeless 1962 Airstream Oasis on a Private Nature Preserve Hidden from the Public behind 7000 acres of State Trust Land. This Desert Wonderland was left untouched for 34 years and now awaits your exploration. All the adventure is missing is you.
The space
As you step into the Airstream from the huge 16x16 ft deck you will have comfort and convenience within arms reach. Slide into the super soft dinette booth to work or play cards or a boardgame. Or choose to hang out on the deck and covered deck table to enjoy the sunset hitting your private mountain views. As the sun sets head over to the firepit for some yummy smores and stories you will remember for years to come. Then slip into the comfy bed and a quick Netflix show to kick off the most peaceful nights sleep you may have ever experienced. See ya soon campfire is waiting.
Guest access
Why settle for ordinary when you can create beautiful memories in a true classic. This Airstream has vintage charm and modern amenities and every inch is crafted with care and your comfort in mind.
Enjoy a quiet night under the stars and then come inside to snuggle in the comfy bed and watch Netflix on the Smart Tv. Enjoy a quiet morning with a cup of coffee/tea or connect to the WiFi and share with your friends about the adventures you are having! Tiny home RV living on a private 300 acre nature preserve.
We provide you with all the comforts you need for a great night sleep before heading off on your adventures! Linens, towels, WiFi, shampoo, conditioner, and soap for a quick shower. There is a small fridge and freezer to store your supplies, also a microwave and coffee pot. It’s a perfect jumping off point to get recharged before heading out to explore all the amazing things the area has to offer!
This is a quiet neighborhood that is still close to the main road that heads to mountain access a door step away, and also close to historic areas and the 45 minutes to Tucson!
We do ask our guests be conservative with the use of water as it must be hauled in. There is a small water heater so quick showers are recommended. The stars are amazing! Wildlife frequents the area, so you may encounter mule/coues deer, coyote, giant jack rabbits or even the elusive mountain lion or bobcat. There is an abandoned 1880's adobe structure back in the canyon. Plenty of parking space beside the Airstream so you will have an unobstructed view out of the front of Kitt Peak National Observatory and the valley floor below.
