

Peaceful escape to discover
SOUTH EAST ARIZONA
With scenic Dos Cabezas Mountain views, majestic sunsets and dark star filled skies Dos Cabezas Retreat Bed and Breakfast offers guests a peaceful place to escape and explore the dramatic Sky Islands of Arizona.
First built in the 1870’s our adobe buildings have been updated with all the modern conveniences. At 5,000 feet elevation temperatures are cooler than expected in southern Arizona. The Retreat is conveniently located off Arizona Highway 186 south of Willcox in the ghost town of Dos Cabezas. Only minutes from services in Willcox, hiking in the Chiricahua Mountains or tastings at world class wineries, we are more than a cozy bed.
Accommodations
Our air-conditioned rooms offer private bathrooms with plush towels and complimentary natural soap amenities. All sinks are equipped with a reverse osmosis system for drinking water. Your stay includes a complimentary continental breakfast and optional enhancements to order a full breakfast, and/or dinner. The Casita, originally a bunkhouse, offers guest use of a communal microwave and a small refrigerator/freezer. The Community Room of the Pioneer House is the original adobe ranch house. Its amenities include a library table, recliners, an extensive resource library, as well as books and movies. The Arizona room has stunning vistas of the Dos Cabezas Mountain as well of wildlife viewing in the fenced yard. Enjoy a meditative walk through the stone labyrinth or simply sit back in the Adirondack chairs and enjoy the stars at night. Make lasting memories.

Pioneer Guest House
Enjoy the Guest facilities to yourself with two private ensuites.
4 Guests 2-night minimum stay

Kirby Guest Suite
The Kirby Suite consists of a private queen bed and bathroom that connects internally to the shared Community and Arizona Rooms. For an additional $10/night, we can add a twin rollaway bed. The shared Casita Kitchenette is located across the driveway.

Duncan Guest Suite
The Duncan Suite consists of a private queen bed and large bathroom that connects internally to the shared Community and Arizona Rooms. The shared Casita Kitchenette is located across the driveway.
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Things to Do
Chiricahua National Monument is an inspiring and beautiful place to visit with tall pines and magnificent rock formations. Fort Bowie National Historic Site and Cochise Stronghold commemorate the bitter conflicts between early pioneer settlers and the Chiricahua Apache Nation. The Amerind Museum & Art Gallery has one of the finest collections of American Indian artifacts. Thousands of birds migrate to the Willcox and Sulphur Springs Valley during the winter, making it a premier birding hotspot. The Willcox American Viticultural Area produces over 74% of the wine grapes grown in Arizona. Visit their tasting rooms and enjoy the locally produced wines.

Chiricahua National Monument
Chiricahua National Monument is a protected area in southeastern Arizona that preserves the Chiricahua Mountains, which are home to a diverse array of plant and animal life, including many species found nowhere else in the world.

Fort Bowie National Historic Site
The site includes a visitor center, several historic buildings, and a self-guided trail that leads to the ruins of the fort. The site of the beginning of the Apache Wars. It is a popular destination for history enthusiasts and tourists interested in the Old West.

Amerind Museum & Art Gallery

Apple Annie's Orchards

Wine
tasting
Southeastern Arizona is home to a growing wine industry, with several wineries and tasting rooms located throughout the region. Many of these wineries produce award-winning wines using grapes grown in the region’s warm, dry climate and fertile soil.

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