Some info has been automatically translated. Show original language

Vacation rentals in Red Rock

Find and book unique accommodations on Airbnb

Top-rated vacation rentals in Red Rock

Guests agree: these stays are highly rated for location, cleanliness, and more.

%{current} / %{total}1 / 1
Top guest favorite
The living area is framed by French doors, revealing a cozy space with wooden furniture and colorful textiles. A ceiling fan circulates air, while a warm light fixture and a wall-mounted television add convenience. Large windows overlook the desert landscape, inviting natural light inside.
Guest suite in Tucson
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 270 reviews

Saguaro National Park - Desert Solitaire Casita

“This place truly is a desert retreat." Two bedroom, full kitchen, casita-suite, hammock, fire pit, all tucked into a plush acre of native desert, off a quiet, improved dirt road, 10 minutes from Saguaro National Park and 20 minutes from NW Tucson . Mexican styling, rustic retreat. The perfect place for couples, small families or solos. Gateway to Saguaro National Park, Desert Museum, Ironwood Ntl Monument, Tucson Mtn Park. Available monthly April - Oct, 2 guests $1,350/month (+airbnb,taxes)

Top guest favorite
A spacious patio is equipped with a table and four chairs, offering a comfortable space for dining or relaxing. The view features a vibrant greenbelt below, with mountains and a blue sky adorned with fluffy clouds in the distance.
Condo in Rancho Vistoso
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 147 reviews

Upstairs Corner Casita w/ incredible sunset views.

Our Rancho Vistoso patio overlooks a greenbelt which has become a wildlife refuge. The patio offers dining and lounging, with the Amazing Mountain and Desert Sunset views. The Vistoso Casitas resort-like amenities include six miles of paved paths, a heated community pool/spa, Ramada with BBQ grills, exercise facility and clubhouse. We have spent hours biking throughout Oro Valley’s many miles of safe and scenic biking routes and hiking challenging mountain trails at nearby Catalina State Park.

Top guest favorite
A vibrant sunset sky displays a blend of orange, purple, and pink hues over the desert landscape. The horizon features gently rolling hills and sparse vegetation, while a gravel road leads into the distance, inviting exploration of the serene surroundings.
Guesthouse in Tucson
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 114 reviews

Secluded Casita w/ King Bed + Mountain Views!

Come enjoy the serenity of this private 850sq ft king sized Casita tucked away in the Tortolita Mountain foothills. This single-story desert getaway located in NW Tucson boasts breathtaking views of the sunrise and sunset over the nearby mountain landscape. It sits near the main house on 2.5 acres, but has its own private driveway entrance, single-car garage, and fenced in backyard. Explore the nearby walking trails, gaze at the stunning star-lit nights, and experience the native desert life.

Guest favorite
The entrance to Sanctuary Cove is marked by a rustic stone wall and gate, surrounded by desert vegetation. The scenic backdrop features rolling hills and prominent rock formations under a clear blue sky, setting the tone for a secluded getaway.
Tiny home in Tucson
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 169 reviews

The Cottage @ Sanctuary Cove, 80 acres of serenity

A secluded getaway, Sanctuary Cove's Guest Cottage is surrounded by 80 acres of pristine Southwest Desert. Stewarded by a religious non-profit, Sanctuary Cove is a place of respite from the happenings of modern life. The property has hiking trails, easy access to less explored areas of Saguaro National Park, a non-denominational chapel for prayer and meditation, an amphitheater overlooking the Tucson Valley, and a traditional labyrinth. For more information, visit the Sanctuary Cove website.

Top guest favorite
A modern studio guesthouse is set amidst a serene desert landscape, surrounded by various native cacti and shrubs. A mix of green and gray vegetation covers the ground, contrasting with the gravel driveway leading to the entrance. Majestic saguaro cacti tower nearby under a partly cloudy sky.
Guesthouse in Tucson
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 453 reviews

Studio in the Saguaro Forest

New modern studio guesthouse on 3.2 lush acres secluded at the edge of the Saguaro National Park! Cleaning fees included in nightly rate. Private indoor/outdoor living areas. 8 miles easy access to downtown, 9 miles to the Desert Museum. High speed Starlink WiFi, Tuft & Needle queen bed, washer/dryer combo, 4k smart TV, whisper quiet mini split, full size sleeper sofa for 3rd guest. Nice retreat from midtown traffic. Check out my other similar listing on the property. LICENSE: 21465687

Top guest favorite
A dining area is presented with a wooden table set for a meal, surrounded by woven chairs. Large arched windows provide views of the garden, allowing natural light to fill the space. Decorative plants and vibrant table settings add a touch of warmth.
Guesthouse in Tucson
5 out of 5 average rating, 104 reviews

Attractive Casita In Tucson

A charming getaway casita with stunning views of the majestic Saguaro National Park and the Picture Rock Mountains for spectacular sunsets. The 5-acre site is home to many varieties of cacti, including giant saguaros and other native plants and trees. Through the casita's panoramic windows, you can observe desert vegetation, birds, rabbits, coyotes, bobcats, javelinas, and deer. An evening bath in the jacuzzi under the starry sky will certainly remain in your memory for a long time.

Top guest favorite
The eastern mountains are illuminated in shades of pink and orange during sunset. The landscape is characterized by rugged mountain contours and sparse desert vegetation, capturing the tranquil beauty of the surrounding nature.
Guesthouse in Tucson
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 128 reviews

Charming Private Guesthouse with Mountain View

Check out our weekly and monthly discounts! Enjoy the beautiful mountain view from the cozy wrap around porch. Perfect for your morning coffee. Private guest house located on small horse ranch. Close to hiking, biking, and site seeing. Cozy up to the fire pit in the evening to watch the eastern mountains turn pink as the sun sets in the west. Check out our 120 plus 5 star reviews. This is truly a magical place. Non smoking of any kind, no pets, service animals, infants or children.

Superhost
A spacious outdoor area features a rustic wooden table surrounded by minimalistic white seating. A large striped umbrella adds a touch of shade, and string lights hang overhead. The white-walled courtyard is adorned with a variety of desert plants and accents, contributing to a tranquil atmosphere.
Guesthouse in Tucson
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 121 reviews

Adobe House in Saguaro Nat. Park on 1 acre

✷ Scenic Location ✷ Fastest WiFi ✷ Huge Outdoor Fully Fence Living Space ✷ Low cleaning fees ✷ Pet Friendly ✷ For more pictures and videos, find us on social media! Follow @casajaguartucson We believe that true peace is found through a connection to nature, in a home where every detail has been carefully considered. Welcome to Casa Jaguar, the ideal desert getaway located in Saguaro National Park for those seeking to reconnect with nature and revitalize their spirit.

Top guest favorite
Guesthouse in Orange Ranch Estates
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 144 reviews

Peaceful 4-Acre Desert Casita with Shared Hot Tub

Unwind in desert tranquility at this modern casita on 4 peaceful acres. Perfect for travelers who spend their days adventuring, it offers a quiet, safe, and comfortable retreat. - Enjoy mountain views and Tucson sunsets from the shared outdoor spaces. - Easy driving access to nearby trails, parks, and Tucson’s local culture. - Well-equipped kitchen, comfy bedding, and a private indoor space. - Book your stay today and experience desert calm!

Top guest favorite
A serene entryway is framed by a large, leafy tree, with a light green door visible in the center. A brick path leads to the entrance, surrounded by vibrant greenery, cacti, and decorative stones. A seating area is positioned to one side, enhancing the natural atmosphere.
Guesthouse in Tucson
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 259 reviews

Saguaro Oasis Retreat near National Park

If you love nature this casita is just for you. Located 15 minutes from downtown and only a few minutes from stunning hiking and mountain biking trails in the National Park. The property is very much like a botanical garden with fruit trees filling up the back and a wide variety of succulents filling the front. The casita has its own private porch while the property shares two large communal patios with outdoor dining and a fire pit.

Top guest favorite
A vintage aluminum camper is positioned on a wooden deck adorned with string lights. Two orange chairs are set around a small table, inviting relaxation while enjoying the surrounding desert landscape at sunset.
Guesthouse in Tucson
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 518 reviews

Groovy Glamper In The Sonoran Desert

Groovy Glamper is a vintage aluminium camper deposited in the middle of an 11 acres desert sanctuary and sculpture park adjacent to the Saguaro National Park. Enjoy the quietness of the desert in a safe environment surrounded by art located at just 35 minutes from downtown Tucson. Before you make a reservation please note that check in is in person only and not later than 10:00PM. No exception!

Top guest favorite
A cozy living area features an orange sofa, two patterned chairs, and a glass coffee table. A decorative circular wall clock is centered above a small fireplace. Natural light filters through partially closed shutters, illuminating the slate-tiled floor.
Guesthouse in Tucson
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 169 reviews

Casa de Amapola. Desert retreat, 15 mins to city.

Just like the name, Amapola (Spanish for Poppy), this quaint guest house is a pretty little flower nestled in the foothills of the Tucson Mountains. Perfect for those wishing to embrace the serenity of the desert, yet only 15 minutes from downtown Tucson. Whether you are just passing through or planning to stay a while, this is the perfect place to relax and enjoy.

Popular amenities for Red Rock vacation rentals

All about Red Rock

The residential desert community of Red Rock serves as the gateway to Picacho Peak State Park for travelers making the half-hour drive up from Tucson. The unincorporated town sits squarely within Arizona’s sprawling Sonoran Desert, where tall saguaro cacti reach for the clouds and small, scrubby ironwood trees come to life with purple spring blooms. You can find patches of yellow-green bear grass and different species of succulents, red-dirt, and even a few ghost towns left over from the gold rush days.

Hiking and climbing are some of the most popular activities in Red Rock, and the local parks offer the best of both worlds. In addition to its more difficult trails, Picacho Peak State Park offers a couple of short, easy paths with interpretive signs and the easy-to-moderate Calloway Trail leads to a scenic overlook. The nearby Oro Valley is the best place to go for shopping and souvenirs, coffee shops and restaurants, and an array of art galleries.

What are the top things to do in Red Rock?

Picacho Peak State Park

This desert gem offers the chance to see some of the quintessential landscapes of the American Southwest, including fields of saguaro cacti and a 1,500-foot red peak that’s the park’s namesake. The hike to the top of the ridge is only two miles, but it can be intense for novice hikers, so make sure you come prepared with sturdy boots for steep trails and gloves to help you scramble over areas of bare rock. If you come near the end of the day, you may be able to catch a painterly pink and orange sunset.

Saguaro National Park

Divided into two halves — Saguaro West in the Tucson Mountains and Saguaro East in the Rincon Mountains — this national park is famous for its dense growth of saguaro, an enduring and iconic symbol of the Southwest. Hiking trails for beginners and seasoned enthusiasts wind through the cactus forest, between canyon walls, and up the mountains. You’re likely to see desert tortoises, cactus wrens, woodpeckers, jackrabbits, and other wildlife. Amenities include a visitors center, scenic drives trails, wheelchair-accessible trails, and picnic areas.

Ironwood Forest National Monument

A little over 30 minutes from Red Rock via car, you’ll find Ironwood Forest National Monument and its 129,000-acres of protected desert. There are three distinct areas to explore: Cocoraque Butte Archeological District, Mission of Santa Ana del Chiquiburitac, and Los Robles Archeological District. Hiking and cycling trails, climbing routes, and horseback riding are all available, and you can also see fossils and petroglyphs.

  1. Airbnb
  2. United States
  3. Arizona
  4. Pinal County
  5. Red Rock