One of my son's favorite activities while visiting Arizona. We even ordered an bag of dirt a year…read morelater and my son had fun panning for gold at home. I hope to go prospecting with my son one these days. If only we lived closer we would be going there all the time. Rick is a great host and he was great with my 8 year old son.

It was alot of fun and very informative. They knew every detail about the ranch that we had…read morequestions for.

Set up a trip of a lifetime to the Grand Canyon. Plane ride from north Phoenix to the south rim of…read morethe Grand Canyon. Next got on a helicopter for a ride down the Canyon to a helipad at the rivers edge. Then took a ride on a pontoon boat down the river and floated back to the pier. The helicopter returned to take us back through the Canyon and up to the Canyon's rim. After a short bus ride we got to take the Sky Walk over the Canyon, kind of freaky. Off to lunch and a look at an old mine area that had a cable which crossed the Canyon at one time but was hit when a USAF jet pilot decided to fly his plane down the Canyon. Next a walk thru some old Native American dwellings and watching Native American dancers. Also taken to an old western town setup. Back to our airplane and flown back to Phoenix. What a day. Thanks to Travel Masters ( Sally & staff ) & WestWind for an unforgettable day. Will definitely be using Travel Masters again !!!

This trail area just north of Wickenburg is an undiscovered gem for winter to spring hiking. You…read morewill need a high clearance vehicle for the last 1.5 miles which may be why it is less travelled. Sophie's Flat is a 6 mile loop trail that is mostly flat though you will work your legs hiking across the first mile of the trail through the sandy wash. High top boots are recommended to keep the sand out of your socks. If you do the loop counter clockwise, you will start on trail A though the wash which is a geologists dream with a variety of veined granite, some with iron nodules and hunks of red jasper. As you walk out of the wash, views of the surrounding hills covered with cholla, ocotillos and saguaros appear and volcanic outcrops are also visible. On the entire loop we only ran into one other small group of hikers and this was at prime time on a Sunday in February. ATVs and horses will likely be in the area but the hiking trail is separate from the ATV path, though you will cross the path twice. I would highly recommend this trail during spring wildflower season or later in April on a cool day when the cactus are flowering.

Cozy cabin in the beautiful pines of Historical Crown King, Arizona. It was hard to leave this…read morecabin and explore the town and surrounding area. We had everything we needed to stay inside and relax next to the wood burning stove, sit out on the deck or out by the fire pit. The cabin is clean and has up to date decor. Our hosts Erica and Doug were very friendly and checked with us to make sure we everything we needed to make our stay comfortable. It's only a short walk to the historical saloon and MJ's Cafe. You will not be disappointed in your relaxing vacation.

Taunya, was fantastic! She was able to incorporate all our must haves and wants into the perfect…read moreHawaiian vacation! We wanted to celebrate our birthiversary (10 year wedding anniversary and 40th birthdays) and knew we wanted to go to Hawaii. We weren't sure were to start so decided to give a travel agent a try! Best decision we made! She was able to think of EVERYTHING! It made being on vacation an actual relaxing event and when we got back we didn't need a "vacation from our vacation!" Thank you so much Taunya for all the advice, attention to detail and making our dream vacation turn into a reality! I will definitely be reaching out for future trips!

Lovely location within walking distance to beautiful Coffinger Park with lots of grass, big trees,…read morecommunity pool, skate park, tennis court, covered picnic table area, rec hall, playground, restrooms with showers. On Leash Rules with cement path around park for dogs. Love this park.

Live there for two and a half years it is a place close to my parents biggest mistake I ever made…read morethe place is run by slumlords the staff is absolutely nothing are never in the office don't even know why they have jobs after I left I'm still waiting for a refund check, sewer system of the place doesn't work overflows when you empty your tanks loaded with old and broke down motorhome an RV s trash is always overflowing they have rubbish piled up and left in piles for months don't take it to the dump,

This is truly a diamond in the rough. Simply charming. Everything you need is here, coffee, cold…read morewater, full sized fridge. Wonderful bed, beautiful furniture with magnificent views of the mountains from your balcony, just make this your destination.

The Bunkhouse was more than my wife and I expected. The pictures on their website is exactly what…read moreto expect. The entire stay had a very relaxing home feel (without the chores that hover in the back of your mind.) If you are inclined to cook your own meal, the kitchen has almost everything (with the exception of the groceries) you would need to prepare meals. The separate bedroom was nice in that I could rise early and start the day without disturbing my wife. The Bunkhouse is located above one of the Yarnell Emporium buildings, so the walk to your door takes you thru a very eclectic collection of outdoor statues and figurines. The proprietors are very accommodating and informative, which made our stay even more interesting and enjoyable. One of the reasons we chose Yarnell was to hike part of the memorial trail in the Granite Mountain Hotshots Memorial State Park. The Bunkhouse is located within a few miles of the trailhead. The staff at the Emporium can provide you with options to getting to the trailhead. My wife and I usually consider the locations we stay at as just a place to sleep overnight. We try and find places that are inexpensive and clean. I have to end this by saying the Bunkhouse turned out to be a real gem. We plan on returning to do the full memorial trail and hope there is a room at the Bunkhouse when we return.