Campground

Your Basecamp for Bucket-List Riding in Southeastern Arizona

Once-in-a-Lifetime Rides. Unforgettable Country. Bring Your Horse & Stay Awhile.

There are places you ride—and then there are places you remember for the rest of your life. Peace & Plenty Ranch puts you in the heart of some of the most spectacular horseback riding in the desert Southwest. Centrally located between the Dragoon and Chiricahua Mountains, our equine campground was created for riders who want more than a campsite. They come here to experience the kind of country they’ve dreamed about riding.

Towering granite formations. Rugged desert canyons. High-country oak and pine. Sweeping mountain views. Historic trails winding through country once traveled by Apache warriors, cavalry soldiers, miners, ranchers, and pioneers. These are bucket-list rides—the kind of rides worth hauling across the country to experience.

Ride through the dramatic granite country of the Dragoon Mountains and Cochise Stronghold. Explore the mountain trails around Turkey Creek. Saddle up beneath the extraordinary rock formations of Chiricahua National Monument. Or load up and head south for a completely different adventure along the San Pedro River near Tombstone. And that’s only the beginning. We currently have 24+ mapped rides available to help our guests explore the region, ranging from shorter 5-mile outings to longer day rides, plus additional destinations such as Chiricahua National Monument.

This Is Country Worth Taking Your Time to Explore

Southeastern Arizona is enormous, diverse, breathtaking—and rugged. The best riding isn’t concentrated around one trailhead. It’s spread throughout the mountains, canyons, desert, and national forest surrounding Peace & Plenty Ranch. That’s exactly why we provide two stock trailers for campground guests. While riding directly from the ranch is very limited, you aren’t restricted to what’s outside the gate. Load up and choose your adventure. One day might take you into the Dragoons. The next could find you climbing through the Chiricahuas. Another might take you through Turkey Creek or south toward Tombstone.

You can certainly experience an unforgettable ride during a short visit, but if you really want to discover this corner of Arizona, give yourself time. Stay a week. Stay two. Stay a month. Or join the guests who make Peace & Plenty their winter home. We’ve had guests spend the winter here and log approximately 700 miles in the saddle—and still have more country left to explore.

You may run out of winter before you run out of places to ride.