Triangle T Guest Ranch - Dragoon, Arizona

Triangle T Guest Ranch is a perfect blend of a ranch and a hotel, located at Address: 4190 E Dragoon Rd, Dragoon, AZ 85609. This guest ranch offers a unique and memorable experience, with wheelchair accessible entrance and parking lot, making it convenient for everyone to enjoy.

The ranch boasts a rich history, dating back to the 1920s, and offers a range of activities including horseback riding, fishing, and hiking. The hotel accommodations are top-notch, with comfortable rooms, modern amenities, and a friendly staff dedicated to ensuring a pleasant stay.

One of the standout features of Triangle T Guest Ranch is its beautiful location. Surrounded by the picturesque Dragoon Mountains, the ranch offers stunning views and a peaceful atmosphere, making it an ideal getaway for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

Triangle T Guest Ranch has received rave reviews from past guests, with a 4.5/5 average rating based on 219 reviews on Google My Business. Guests have praised the ranch for its welcoming staff, comfortable accommodations, and wide range of activities.

Reviews of Triangle T Guest Ranch

Monty McDaniel

3/5

We went for the “Garlic” festival. Just not impressed. Very little garlic type stuff and a lot of stuff that looked like it was a garage sale. The parking was $10. We walked around, listened to one song from the band and left. We were there for 20 minutes. The area is beautiful, the festival not so much.

A Lowe

5/5

This is a great place to visit. We just completed another garlic festival. Wonderful assortment of garlic and other treasures. Come visit. Food, horses and history.

Rosendo Franco

5/5

I went to the garlic festival, great atmosphere, just thought there would be more than 1 vending garlic, nice views though

Elizabeth

1/5

As a former employee of triangle guest ranch let me fill you in on some secrets about the facility that Linda doesn't want you to know there's mice in the Casitas and kitchen and bar,they run around on the plates, food prep area, in the rooms there's nest of mice in the ceiling, some unlucky customers have had them fall out of the ceiling on top of them while they have been sleeping, the water is imported in , that's really not a big deal, stop riding the horses stop there abuse she doesn't feed them but a few handfuls of alfalfa pellets, they are full of worms, the dishwasher in the kitchen has no sanitizer or soap due to mice chewing the lines, if you do decide to work for her make sure you get your money she will tell you your on salary and still pay you an hourly wage which is not how salary works then she will stop paying you and tell you she is broke and you will not get paid, there is roaches in the kitchen the brisket and ribs she serves all to often get left in the fridge for 3 to 4 weeks still being served just get reheated it's not sanitary or right please be cautious if u eat here and yes all food is bought at Safeway or walmart not from a restaurant company, but as far as the issues in the kitchen and Casitas you can check and see for yourself at any time they ate unlocked but if u get caught taking pictures she will make up reasons to have you locked up n be careful if your not white she is racist so please be careful at this facility

Charity Marie Starrett, Author

5/5

This place is absolutely amazing and anyone who says different is just plain wrong. Spacious, beautiful scenery, a full bar and a grill. The menu is limited but the food is divine. I had the best pecan crusted chicken of my life. The alcohol pricing was a little high but screw it, I am on vacation and I deserve it. You won't find a more peaceful setting. It's easy to tune out I-10 at night (and I am in a pop up tent). We got drenched upon arrival but that was my fault not theirs. Everyone was so nice. Loved our stay here, will put this on my must visit lost with hubby. My dog Hershey and I give this place two enthusiastic paws up!

Joshua Groch

5/5

A old west experience mixed with a unique history and setting. Great place.

K Parker

5/5

This was a great find along our route. What a hidden gem!! Everyone was so nice, we thoroughly enjoyed our stay. We were only stopping for one night, but quickly added a second. Dinner at the saloon was great! We also did the horseback ride, and that was awesome!!! We were going to stop again on our way home, but the winter storm changed our plans a bit. Will definitely be back in the future! Thanks for such a great experience!!!!

Brittne Sheean

1/5

We made reservations here, over the phone. We needed to stay in the area because we were trying to find a place to live, in the area. All was well with the reservation so we headed over. When we arrived the woman walked to my car window and said “we’ll now that I see you. . .” I was confused and kinda stunned because she repeated it. Then said, ‘yea, you can’t stay here’. Mind you I am Black. Then she proceeded to ‘’ask” other guests if they were ok with us staying. Ultimately everything about us is why we couldn’t stay. Out loud it was mentioned, we were young (almost 40), we had kids, we had pets, our camper was too big (which was previously ok), and simply couldn’t stay. So anyway, just be careful. And if you are young, or have a child, or have a dog, or are Black, or make a reservation and have no where else to stay, think twice before coming here. And honestly, it didn’t even look very well kept.