Saguaro Lake Guest Ranch
Outdoor Crew Member- Kayak/Landscaping
Outdoor Crew Member- Kayak/Landscaping Job Description You will be working with guests to provide an excellent river experience. Being responsible for...
Saguaro Lake Guest Ranch
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Welcome to Saguaro Lake Guest Ranch
The historic Saguaro Lake Ranch, one of the most scenic guest ranches
in the Southwest, is one of Arizona's hidden treasures.
At Saguaro Lake Ranch, an Arizona guest ranch located by Saguaro Lake, on the banks of the Salt River, in the shadow of the majestic Bulldog Cliffs - life is simple. Sun-filled days, exciting adventures, idyllic star-lit nights and good company combine to create a vacation, destination wedding, or corporate event that will live long in the memory. Our 20 rustic cabins with panoramic views of a wilderness made famous by the writings of Zane Grey, and outdoor activities to suit everyone, make our property a true oasis in Arizona's Sonoran Desert.
About 5-6 miles down as you navigate the waters of the Lower Salt River, you may have the opportunity to catch a glimpse of Arizona's wild horses in their natural habitat. (**They are not always out**)
You may see them grazing along the riverbanks, wading through the water to drink or cool off, or playfully running across the riverbed. Watching these horses in their natural environment offers a rare, awe-inspiring experience.
The historic Saguaro Lake Ranch, one of the most scenic guest ranches
in the Southwest, is one of Arizona's hidden treasures.
At Saguaro Lake Ranch, an Arizona guest ranch located by Saguaro Lake, on the banks of the Salt River, in the shadow of the majestic Bulldog Cliffs - life is simple. Sun-filled days, exciting adventures, idyllic star-lit nights and good company combine to create a vacation, destination wedding, or corporate event that will live long in the memory. Our 20 rustic cabins with panoramic views of a wilderness made famous by the writings of Zane Grey, and outdoor activities to suit everyone, make our property a true oasis in Arizona's Sonoran Desert.
About 5-6 miles down as you navigate the waters of the Lower Salt River, you may have the opportunity to catch a glimpse of Arizona's wild horses in their natural habitat. (**They are not always out**)
You may see them grazing along the riverbanks, wading through the water to drink or cool off, or playfully running across the riverbed. Watching these horses in their natural environment offers a rare, awe-inspiring experience.
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