Natures Nest, A Peaceful Place To Rest.

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Welcome To River Bottom Ranch, Located Along The Beautiful San Pedro River In Mammoth, Arizona!

We're Excited To Offer Our Guests The Chance To Experience The Serenity & Beauty Of Nature In Our Cozy Tiny Homes & Camp sites.

While you're here, there are plenty of activities to enjoy in the surrounding area. Take a leisurely walk through Rocco's Trail, go fishing in the San Pedro river, or hit the trails on horseback or ATV.

 

Each of our tiny homes are furnished and equipped with all the amenities you'll need for a comfortable stay, outdoor Kitchens, comfortable beds, and outdoor seating areas with breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. Whether you're a small group of friends or family seeking a peaceful retreat, our tiny homes can accommodate your needs.

While you're here, there are plenty of activities to enjoy in the surrounding area. Take a leisurely walk through Raco's Trail, go fishing in the San Pedro river, or hit the trails on horseback or ATV.


 For those interested in local history, there are several nearby historical sites and museums to visit, including the Fort Bowie National Historic Site and the Mammoth Museum. And with Winken, Blinken, and Nod's ATV Rentals located just a short drive away, you'll have access to all the gear you need for a fun-filled day on the trails.


Book A Room


 We offer seasonal rates and special discounts, so be sure to check out our current deals.

To book a stay, you can either use our online reservation system or contact us directly. 

    We're proud of our commitment to regenerative agriculture and sustainability at River Bottom Ranch.  Our efforts to preserve and protect the local environment are an integral part of our mission, and we hope that our guests will share in this commitment while they're here.


Rocco's Trail

Walk Rocco's favorite trail.

Located near our entrance is a hike like no other. Walked daily by Rocco, filled with beautiful views of the surrounding landscape. Hikers with a keen eye might come across old pottery belonging possibly to the Sobaipuri just one of the several indigenous tribes that made their home on the San Pedro River.

Camping & Fishing

With 62 acres of beautiful terrain there is no lack of great campsites. Set up camp in a clear open area and head out Fishing.

Fishing in the San Pedro River is a popular pastime among both locals and visitors. The river is home to a variety of fish species, including rainbow trout, brown trout, and bass. The river is also known for its abundance of catfish, including channel catfish, flathead catfish and bullhead catfish.

Fishing in the San Pedro River is a great way to experience the beauty and serenity of the area. The river is well-stocked with fish and offers plenty of opportunities for anglers of all skill levels. If you're new to fishing or are looking to learn more, consider signing up for our guided fishing tours.