AMENITIES

RANCH AMENITIES

HISTORIC CANTINA

The historic Cantina was built in 1722 by Jesuit Missionaries as a mission outpost. It later became a trading post and today, it serves as our honor bar and a great gathering space. Relax with a cool drink, play a round of cards and enjoy the company of your friends, family and other guests amongst 300 years of history.

OUTDOOR POOL

After a long day on the trails, nothing feels better than a relaxing dip in our pool. It’s a great place to meet friends, soak up some sun or catch up on your reading.

RELAX & PLAY

All over the ranch, you’ll find indoor and outdoor seating to relax with a good book or some great company. We also have a historic croquet court and you’ll find games and entertainment in the Cantina.

A view of the outdoor pool at Rancho de la Osa.
Two margaritas in the Cantina at La Osa Guest Ranch.
A whisky cocktail sits outside of the historic Cantina at Rancho de la Osa.
The historic 300-year-old Cantina at Rancho de la Osa.
The honor bar and seating area at Rancho de la Osa inside the historic Cantina.
Two children play croquet at Rancho de la Osa.
Saddle-style bar stools sit in front of the bar at Rancho de la Osa.
Colorful chairs sit outside of the guest rooms at an Arizona dude ranch.
Two colorful drinks sit outside of Rancho de la Osa's historic Cantina.
The honor bar for dude ranch guests at Rancho de la Osa.
A line of colorful chairs outside of the guest rooms at Rancho de la Osa.
The outdoor pool at Rancho de la Osa with colorful lounge chairs.
The Rancho de la Osa Cantina interior with seating and tables.
Dude ranch guests sit in the historic Cantina at Rancho de la Osa.
The exterior of the guest rooms at La Osa in southern Arizona.
A whisky cocktail at Rancho de la Osa.
Two mixed drinks for dude ranch guests at Rancho de la Osa.
The interior of the historic Rancho de la Osa Cantina, once a mission outpost.
Mexican chairs sit in front of a fireplace in the Cantina at Rancho de la Osa.
Colorful chairs for Arizona dude ranch guests.
The 300-year-old historic Cantina at Rancho de la Osa.
Dude ranch guests around a fire at Rancho de la Osa.