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TPT- | Outdoor Entertainment | Free WiFi | In-Home Laundry Machines This well-appointed home provides a serene desert getaway for families, friends, and even the solo traveler in need of focused me-time. Bedroom 1: King Bed | Bedroom 2: Twin Bed | Bedroom 3: Queen Bed OUTDOOR EXPERIENCE: Covered patio, gas grill, dining table INDOOR LIVING: Open-concept living area, flat-screen TV, laptop-friendly workspace KITCHEN: Fully equipped, stainless steel appliances, Keurig and drip coffee makers, toaster and toaster oven GENERAL: Fresh linens and towels, ceiling fans, central a/c and heat, complimentary toiletries, step-free access PARKING: Driveway (2 vehicles), RV and trailer parking

OUTDOOR ADVENTURE: Oracle State Park (2.3 miles), Catalina State Park (21.9 miles), Arivipa Canyon (27.0 miles), Picacho Peak State Park (46.3 miles) THINGS TO SEE & DO: Titan Power Sports and Rentals (0.5 miles), Arizona Zipline Adventures (6.5 miles), High Jinks Ranch - Buffalo Bill Cody's Ranch (7.2 miles), Biosphere 2 (8.3 miles), Funtasticks Family Fun Park (32.3 miles), Tucson Botanical Gardens (37.2 miles), Reid Park Zoo (40.6 miles), Trail Dust Town (40.7 miles) TRAILS & MORE: Arizona Trail - American Flag Trailhead (4.2 miles), Peppersauce Canyon Trail/Zipling (8.1 miles), Charouleau Gap - ATV Roads (26.0 miles) DAY TRIPS: Desert Diamond Casino (48.1 miles), Pima Air & Space Museum (48.5 miles), Casino Del Sol (49.7 miles), Saguaro National Park (50.6 miles), Mt Lemmon Ski Valley (74.3 miles) AIRPORT: Tucson International Airport (46.2 miles) NOTE: Oracle is a unique small town surrounded by magnificent boulder-strewn hills and mountain views. It is filled with historical lore and quaint shops displaying the wares of the numerous local artists. Once frequented by famous characters of the wild west such as Buffalo Bill Cody and Annie Oakley, the village of Oracle has resisted developers and homeowner associations and has maintained an atmosphere of a simpler, less rule-bound era.