Northern Arizona is home to some of the most beautiful and interesting tourist destinations in America including: The Grand Canyon, Meteor Crater, Indian Ruins, parts of the Navajo and Zuni Reservations, V-Bar-V Ranch Rock Art site, Slide Rock State Park, Walnut Canyon Cliff Dwellings & Wupatki Pueblo. Right in the Camp Verde area are Tuzigoot, Montezuma Well, Montezuma Castle, Out of Africa Wildlife Park & Alcantara Vineyards . Short drives will bring you to Sedona, Jerome, Flagstaff, Prescott & Cottonwood.		Bring lots of film or memory cards for all the great photos you'll take! Use this photo as a <post card! HOME MAPS / RATES CONTACT Links to Local Chamber of Commerce Sites: Camp Verde Sedona Prescott Jerome Website Disclaimer		Rancho Verde RV Park, LLC 1488 W. Horseshoe Bend Camp Verde, AZ 86322 Toll Free 1-866-567-7037 (928) 567-7037
Indian Ruins, Petroglyphs, Cliff Dwellings, Craters, and A Natural Wonder!
	Grand Canyon - the Big Daddy of tourism in Arizona, one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. The South Rim is the most accessible, is open all year and is approximately a 2 1/2 hour drive from our park. One of our residents always makes it a day trip for her out of town visitors - she says she even stops for breakfast, does a picnic lunch in the canyon and stops for dinner on the way home.
	Tuzigoot is a small National Monument, one of several sites near Camp Verde where the remains of dwellings of the 12th century Sinagua Indians are preserved. Back to Top of Page
	Montezuma Castle is a spectacular cliff dwelling: an imposing 5-story structure built into a recess in a white stone cliff about 70 feet from the ground. Originally believed to be Aztec, hence the name, it is now known to have been the home of the Sinagua Indians between the twelfth and fourteenth centuries. Back to Top of Page
	Walnut Canyon boasts some of the best cave dwellings and ruins plus some wonderful hiking trails. Back to Top of Page
	Meteor Crater is 0.74 miles in diameter and 550 feet deep, was created 49,000 years ago by meteoric impact, one of the few spots on the earth where you can still see ground zero of a heavenly body impact! Read the history on Barringer Crater aka Meteor Crater, it's fascinating! Back to Top of Page
	Wupatki National Monument consists of many ruins (unlike most sites which contain only one main ruin site) scattered over a large area of desert northeast of Flagstaff. Thought to have been inhabited by the Anasazi as well as the Sinagua Indians, it is believed the present day Hopi were descended from these former inhabitants of this region. Back to Top of Page
	For Petroglyphs, V-Bar-V Ranch is an excellent site to visit. Ongoing archaelogical studies and research enrich the experience. Back to Top of Page
Art, Animals & Our Neighbors - places to go and fun things to do!
	Out of Africa Wildlife Park (just a mile or so up the road from us!) is more than a drive through preserve. Come see the animals at feeding time & interact with animals from around the world that live in natural habitats. Back to Top of Page
	For the ART ENTHUSIAST there are many fine art galleries in the area. There is also a professional art show of local and native artists held at least once a month in the Village of Oak Creek (incidentally a great place to see some Red Rocks close up!) Back to Top of Page
	WINE LOVERS will be pleased with a new addition to our Valley - Alcantara Vineyard & Winery, an 87 acre complex that will host wine tasting and tours, and has plans for a village of galleries, shops, a bed and breakfast, cafes, markets and an amphitheater! Read what the local papers have to say. Back to Top of Page
	Sedona offers not only breathtaking views of Red Rocks, but great art, music, food, entertainment, tours, shopping, and hiking & biking. It is the home of Slide Rock State Park and Red Rock State Park. See live feeds, check weather and get info on Sedona. Back to Top of Page
	Jerome is a wonderful old mining town with charm and character, wonderful local art galleries, some great dining, and a mine with an operating antique mill! This is a hidden gem just a short drive from our park and a day trip you won't want to miss! Back to Top of Page
	Prescott, Arizona's first territorial capitol, is home to Whiskey Row, the Phippin Museum and a few more casinos. Back to Top of Page
	Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff is open to the public and is a quick trip from our location. Back to Top of Page
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