White Stallion Ranch
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Tucson, AZ
With the original ranch and pump house dating back to 1900 and rooms built in 1945, history abounds at White Stallion Ranch. Originally homesteaded in 1936, the 3,000-acre White Stallion Ranch Hotel is an all-inclusive Dude Ranch that mixes Old West adventure with luxurious, modern creature comforts. The personal touch and hospitality of a traditional dude ranch is carefully blended with the service and amenities of a fine resort. Guests reconnect with nature, family, friends, and serenity, while exploring the unspoiled desert, rugged mountains, and majestic cacti that have inspired Hollywood’s filmmakers since the 1930s. The True family enjoys welcoming guests to the ranch that has been their home for over 50 years. White Stallion Ranch has been named to these Historic Hotels of America Top 25 Lists The 2025 Top 25 Historic Hotels of America in Film and Television History The 2023 Top 25 Historic Hotels of America in Film and Television History
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