Grand Canyon Ranch Hotel, Grand Canyon

Grand Canyon Ranch Hotel from £66 per person per night. Please call us for a quote on a tailor-made itinerary to include this hotel, alternatively complete our tailor-made enquiry form by clicking here, or email AmericanSky.

Above prices include 3 meals a day at the ranch. Please call for prices to stay in an Authentic Indian Tipi.

General Information

A Grand Canyon experience unlike any other, each evening you can relax in the romantic privacy of your genuine Pine Cabin or authentic Indian Teepee, or be entertained by real Cowboys under the stars of the Arizona sky.
Grand Canyon Ranch has a colorful history. The original ranch headquarters is located next to Diamond Bar Springs, known to Native Americans for the last 3,600 years. The oldest inhabitants at the springs were the Cohina Indians whose roasting pits have been carbon dated back to circa 1600 B.C. The Indians called the springs “Tanyika Springs.” Around 1860, after the Hualapai War, gold miners built a Stamp Mill to crush ore for the King Tut Gold Mine. From the 1870’s onwards, the Mormons used the springs as a resting and watering place for wagon trains. In May 1889, the Hualapai Indian Tribe’s first Ghost Dance ritual was held at the Springs. In 1904 the alleged gunfighter and cattle rancher, “Tap” Duncan purchased the ranch to escape from his previous “profession.” He became one of the most widely respected pioneer cattlemen. From 1915 onwards, an unknown cowboy called Bruce Kisskadon worked for Tap. He wrote about the ranch and in doing so started “Cowboy Poetry.”

Rooms & Accommodation

Enjoy the solitude of the American West in one of the Genuine Pine Cabins or Authentic Indian Tipis. Your Cabin features a double bed, single bed in the loft area, bathroom with a Cowboy bathtub or shower and fireplace or heater; larger cabins include two single beds in the loft area. Step into a Cowboy bathtub and rejuvenate in pure mineral water originating from deep under the Grand Canyon Plateau. Each authentic Indian Tipi comes with a double bed and a personal walking lantern. An additional rollaway bed may be added to a larger Tipi. Triple share tipi’s come with a queen size bed, additional rollaway bed and walking lantern. Tipi stays are only available 15th March through 15th November. Appropriate clothing and footwear advised. Children under age 6 must at all times be accompanied by guardian.

Activities

Optional Activities
Only here can you experience the “To The Edge & Beyond” spectacular Grand Canyon helicopter flight. You will descend into the canyon up to 1,500 ft. below the rim passing through millions of years of geological time and viewing some of the oldest rock formations in the world. Pass by towering cathedral buttresses and columns bathed in ever-changing colors, sights that were once only shared by eagles! Enjoy the centuries old traditions of the American cowboy as you step back in time on a Guided Horseback Ride. Board an Authentic Horse-drawn Wagon for a journey on the Historic Joshua Tree-lined Mormon Trail. Join the Cowboys singing campfire songs under the stars, or just sit back and relax in the “Diamond Bar.”

• 30 Minute Guided Horseback Ride: $39.00 per person*
• Sunset Guided Horseback Ride: $59.00 per person*
• Grand Canyon Helicopter Flight: $149.00 per person**
• Authentic Horse-drawn Wagon Rides.
• Roping demonstrations (seasonal).
• Horseshoe Tossing.
• Live Western Cowboy Entertainment and Campfire.
• Diamond Bar serving beer and wine (payable locally).

What to do

• With Las Vegas only 2½ hours away by car, the Ranch is the ideal base to explore the West Rim of the Grand Canyon, Lake Mead, Hoover Dam and historic Route 66. A great location for horseback riding, hiking or mountain biking.

Dining

• All Western style meals are served in the Historic Ranch House. After dinner, entertainment will be provided around a campfire.