Looking for Arizona Vacation Rentals?
This paradise is home to one of the wonders of the modern world!
But there's a lot more to offer in Arizona than the Grand Canyon.
Click on one of the cities below or on the map to see a list of Arizona vacation rentals available.
Whether you want to spend your time in splashing around in a crystal lake or exploring the desert, we've got the perfect Arizona vacation rental for you.
Arizona can give you desert for as far as the eye can see, or crisp cool water to splash and play in.
If you want it it's here, from the vastness of the Grand Canyon to the awesome power of the Hoover Dam.
There's something here for everyone and every taste.
Click on one of the cities above and explore the possibilities.
Arizona – The Grand Canyon State
Arizona is more than deserts and canyons; its home to some of the most varied land the United States has to offer. Arizona vacation rentals allow the state to cater to year round travelers, looking for an amazing variety of localized climate conditions. While central and southern lands of Arizona keep the perception that Arizona is desolate with an arid climate and miles of desert; the rest of the state is contrary with deep canyons and gorges, valleys wide and narrow, rolling hills and plains, ponderosa pine, mountain ranges, and beautiful beaches surrounding sparkling waters.
Tour mining towns with dueling cowboys; carve through the water on a personal watercraft; hike peaks and canyons, or gaze out upon one of Seven Wonders of the World. When you've had your fill of nature, there are cosmopolitan cities, bustling with entertainment and art enthusiasts, sports fans, and golfing fanatics looking to take advantage of over 300 courses. Come see why Arizona contains a fabulous mixture of the Old West with natural beauty and book your Arizona vacation rental today.
North & North Central Arizona
Who says it doesn't snow in Arizona? Strap on a pair of cross country or downhill skis and weave in between the pine forests of Sunrise Park near Pinetop. Travel northwest from Pinetop and book a Flagstaff vacation rental where the temperature is adequate for mountain biking, or try snowboarding at the nearby Snowbowl Ski Resort in winter. Capture history at the Museum of Northern Arizona, Riordan Mansion Historic Park, or head east to the Petrified Forest National Park for awe inspiring views of the Painted Desert.
West of Flagstaff, tourists can book Sedona vacation rentals where jeep tours, gorge hiking, four wheeling, and horseback riding is available amongst famous red rock formations and forests. Sedona is heaven for art enthusiasts and contains many of Arizona's world class resorts, which are in close proximity to many shops, galleries and fine restaurants. Just 35 miles west of Flagstaff is Meteor Crater, the site of an ancient meteor collision with earth, resulting in a crater 570 feet deep and nearly a mile wide.
An Arizona vacation wouldn't be complete without a visit to the Grand Canyon National Park, where miles of canyons expose billions of years of geological history. At over 277 miles long, 4 to 18 miles wide, and in some places a mile deep, its no wonder the Grand Canyon has been given the honor as a wonder of the world. Explore the vast ridges and layers of the Grand Canyon by foot or mule ride; take to the sky on an airplane or hot-air balloon, or test your adrenaline on a river rafting tour.
Arizona West Coast
Get the best of both worlds and book your Arizona vacation rental where the desert sand meets the waters edge in Lake Havasu. Guests of Lake Havasu vacation rentals will be amazed by the plethora of activities available and will see why Lake Havasu has been named, “Personal Watercraft Capital of the World”. Vacation rentals in Lake Havasu City make way for all kinds of water sports ranging from fishing, skiing , kayaking and boating and when the water is just too much, there are jeep tours, mountain biking, golfing, and even hang-gliding nearby. Take a jet-ski over to English Village resort area and shop near the original London Bridge which was purchased from London and later reassembled in Lake Havasu City in 1971. Today, the London Bridge and its nearby waters are popular amongst the Spring Break crowd.
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North of Lake Havasu is Lake Mead, the largest man-made lake in the United States. Sharing its border with Nevada, Lake Mead becomes another great source for nearby water activities from sunbathing to boating, fishing and swimming. Lake Mead, which is nearby the opening of the Grand Canyon, is also near the famous Hoover Dam. Heading south past the Lake Havasu State Park, you'll come to Parker, a town perfect for boating enthusiasts. Heading even further south down the Colorado River is Yuma, with wondrous shopping opportunities, restaurants, a Downtown arts center and incredible golf courses.
Phoenix & Central Arizona
Enjoy 325 days of sunshine in the Valley of the Sun with Phoenix condo rentals and vacation homes. With icy air-conditioned shopping malls, boutiques, museums, theaters and antique shops, you'll easily forget you are in the middle of the Sonoran Desert. Surrounded yourself with rugged mountains, perfect for hiking, and some of the best golf courses on the planet (There are over 200 courses in Phoenix). Take the family and visit the Phoenix Zoo, Desert Botanical Gardens, or the South Mountain Park Reserve where mountain biking and horseback riding is available. Book a Phoenix vacation rental and get a splash of history and culture from the Arizona Mining and Mineral Museum, the Phoenix Art Museum, or the Heard Museum with its focus on Native American cultures.
The metropolitan area surrounding Phoenix includes many well known communities each with their own personality. Scottsdale – a primary resort destination – is well known for its fine dining, shopping, and abundance of golf courses. Mesa contains numerous museums from dinosaurs to Native American artifacts and Wild West tributes. Glendale is quickly becoming a sporting Mecca to go along with its Famous Downtown shopping district where all kinds of antiques, crafts, jewelry, and collectibles can be found. Carefree has some of the best shopping and golfing around while nearby Cave Creek is perfect for those looking to hike the trails and explore the old ruins of gold and copper mines. Other towns like Peoria, Chandler, Sun City, Fountain Hills, Paradise Valley, Tempe, Surprise, and Gilbert offer a unique experience of their own.
Tucson & Southern Arizona
Southeast from Phoenix is Tucson, nicknamed Old Pueblo. Tucson is the second largest city in Arizona and is known as one of the best spa destinations in the world. Get a glimpse of natural beauty and tee off on one of 30 different golf courses available. Visit the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum for an all around experience complete with a botanical garden, zoo and natural history museum. There's even skiing to the north of Tucson near Oro Valley at the Mount Lemmon Ski Resort.
Nearby Green Valley is an ideal scene for the retirement community while further south is the location of popular Wild West towns. Book a Tombstone vacation rental for the famous shoot-out at the Ok Corral or kick your heels with cowboys and saloon girls. Even further south is the historic mining town of Bisbee with its packed streets of art galleries, antiques, restaurants and specialty shops.
There's so much more to explore with Arizona vacation rentals. Book yours today!
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