Arizona’s Rancho de La Osa
Rancho de la Osa is Arizona’s most historic ranch. Ride the trails frequented by U.S. Presidents, movie stars and legendary figures like Pancho Villa. Explore Native American ruins, the U.S.-Mexico border, or the neighboring 120,000 acres of Buenos Aires Wildlife Refuge.
All meals included
Overview
Trip Details
Rancho de la Osa is Arizona’s most historic ranch. Ride the trails frequented by U.S. Presidents, movie stars and legendary figures like Pancho Villa. Explore Native American ruins, the U.S.-Mexico border, or the neighboring 120,000 acres of Buenos Aires Wildlife Refuge. We’re located less than a 1 ½ hour drive from Tucson in Sasabe, Arizona, in the high desert grasslands of the Sonoran Desert, with spectacular mountain views in every direction including the sacred Baboquivari Peak.
La Osa offers an unparalleled guest ranch experience with exceptional food and drink; unmatched hospitality from our staff; and different activities for you to enjoy. The ranch is a unique convergence of Native American, Spanish, Mexican, ranching, political and Hollywood history. The ranch’s original adobe buildings still stand with the earliest built in 1722 by Jesuit missionaries who traveled with Father Kino. La Osa operated as a cattle ranch through the 1800s, during which the Spanish-style hacienda was constructed. The ranch first welcomed dudes in the 1920s and in its years as a dude ranch, played host to prominent guests including politicians, Hollywood actors and authors.
Today, by building upon the traditions of its past, Rancho de la Osa offers an authentic western experience to its dude ranch guests in the borderlands of Southern Arizona. Located adjacent to the 117,464-acre Buenos Aires Wildlife Refuge and known for its high desert grasslands, it also features riparian areas with seasonal marshlands, meadows, cottonwoods and mesquite groves, providing rich habitat for a large variety of wildlife. It’s a birder’s paradise with a tremendous array of species including different orioles, tanagers, herons, ducks and hawks. Though bears and Mexican gray wolves are no longer in the area, mammals like pronghorn, mule deer, mountain lions, and javelinas still roam. There have even been sightings of the elusive jaguar.
2026 Dates and Rates: 2 Night minimum stay required, rates below quoted per person per night
Jan. 1-March 7, April 12-May 9, Oct. 11-Dec. 16 :
Deluxe Room: $320.00 USD (Single Supplement: $45.00 USD)
Premium Room: $364.00 USD (single or double bed, no twin option, 2 person maximum)
Suite: $388.00 USD (single or double bed, no twin option, 4 person maximum)
March 8-April 11, Dec. 17-Jan. 1, 2027:
Deluxe Room: $395.00 USD (Single Supplement: $27.00 USD)
Premium Room: $435.00 USD (single or double bed, no twin option, 2 person maximum)
Suite: $461.00 USD (single or double bed, no twin option, 4 person maximum)
Jan. 2-March 6, 2027:
Deluxe Room: $333.00 USD (Single Supplement: $46.00 USD)
Premium Room: $378.00 USD (single or double bed, no twin option, 2 person maximum)
Suite: $404.00 USD (single or double bed, no twin option, 4 person maximum)
March 7-31, 2027:
Deluxe Room: $411.00 USD (Single Supplement: $27.00 USD)
Premium Room: $452.00 USD (single or double bed, no twin option, 2 person maximum)
Suite: $479.00 USD (single or double bed, no twin option, 4 person maximum)
Additional person in the room after initial 2: rates are per additional person per night over the age of 5
All 2026 Dates: $204.00 USD per person
All 2027 Dates: $209.00 USD per person
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Itinerary
SAMPLE Week - What to Expect from Our Ranch Vacation Packages:
***NOTE - schedule is subject to change and meant to give an idea of days at the ranch. All activities are weather/trail permitting.
Monday
2:00 PM — Check-In
5:00 PM — Appetizers
6:00 PM — Dinner
Tuesday
8:00 AM — Breakfast
9:00 AM — Slow Ride
9:00 AM — Guided Hike
11:00 AM — Sport Shooting
12:30 PM — Lunch
2:00 PM — Slow Ride
2:00 PM — Fast Ride
5:00 PM — Appetizers
6:00 PM — Dinner
Wednesday
8:00 AM — Breakfast
9:00 AM — Slow Ride
9:30 AM — UTV Tour
10:00 AM — Buenos Aires Van Tour
12:30 PM — Lunch
2:00 PM — Slow Ride
2:30 PM — Archery
5:00 PM — Appetizers
6:00 PM — Dinner
Thursday
8:00 AM — Breakfast
9:00 AM — Slow Ride
9:00 AM — Fast Ride
9:00 AM — Guided Hike
12:30 PM — Lunch
2:00 PM — Slow Ride
3:00 PM — Sport Shooting
5:00 PM — Appetizers
6:00 PM — Dinner
Friday
8:00 AM — Breakfast Ride
8:00 AM — Breakfast Hike
10:30 AM — Buenos Aires Van Tour
11:00 AM — UTV Tour
12:30 PM — Lunch
2:00 PM — Slow Ride
2:30 PM — Archery
5:00 PM — Appetizers
6:00 PM — Dinner
Saturday
8:00 AM — Breakfast
9:00 AM — Slow Ride
9:00 AM — Fast Ride
11:00 AM — Sport Shooting
12:30 PM — Lunch
2:00 PM — Slow Ride
3:30 PM — Outing to Deb’s (Local General Store/Bar)
5:00 PM — Appetizers
6:000 PM — Dinner
Sunday
8:00 AM — Breakfast
9:00 AM — Slow Ride
11:00 AM — Check-Out
What's Included
- Accommodation
- All meals Horse and all
- Tack Guiding services on the trail rides
- Other Ranch
- Activities
- All local taxes
What's Not Included
- Airfare
- Airport transfers
- Honor Bar beverages
- Gratuities for the team at the end of the program



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FAQ's
What is included in the tour price?
Tour prices typically include accommodation, guided activities, transportation during the trip, and some meals. Exact inclusions may vary depending on the itinerary.
Can I customize my itinerary?
Yes. Most of our trips can be tailored to match your interests, schedule, and travel style. Just let us know your preferences and we’ll help design the perfect adventure.
Do I need travel insurance?
Yes, we strongly recommend travel insurance that covers medical emergencies, trip cancellations, and adventure activities.
How many people are in a tour group?
Group sizes are usually small to ensure a more personal and immersive experience. The exact number may vary depending on the expedition.
