Verde Valley
Hand-written answers to the questions maps and search engines get wrong: parking, passes, shuttles, closures, and what is worth the drive.
Photo: George Darrell (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia CommonsVisiting Sedona's galleries: the standard 10 AM to 5 or 6 PM day, seven-day opening, shipping and commission questions, and how the arts district differs from the shopping villages.
Sedona · Verified Sep 20, 2026
Kari (designsbykari) (CC BY 2.0)9 galleries and arts venues, six of them in Sedona, plus one each in Cottonwood, Jerome and Camp Verde.
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Photo: Kwamitsey (CC BY 4.0) · Wikimedia CommonsThe 4 Camp Verde listings under auto repair: two independent repair shops, a dealership service department, and a parts store that doesn't do repairs.
Camp Verde · Verified Sep 20, 2026
Photo: Kwamitsey (CC BY 4.0) · Wikimedia CommonsGetting your car fixed in Cottonwood: the weekday-only hours, the shops along 89A and Main Street, which listings are parts stores, and what to ask before you hand over the keys.
Cottonwood · Verified Sep 20, 2026
Photo: Kwamitsey (CC BY 4.0) · Wikimedia Commons16 auto repair shops, tire fitters and parts stores across four Verde Valley towns, most of them in Cottonwood.
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Photo: Wolfmann (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia Commons13 bars and saloons in six Verde Valley towns, from the old saloons in Jerome to a sports bar in Cottonwood.
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Photo: Wolfmann (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia CommonsTwo bars in Clarkdale, next door to each other on Main Street, one with live music and one serving pizza.
Clarkdale · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Wolfmann (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia CommonsGoing out in Cottonwood: walking Main Street, how late the bars really serve, which nights are quiet, and how a bar differs from an Old Town tasting room.
Cottonwood · Verified Sep 20, 2026
Photo: Wolfmann (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia CommonsTwo bars on Jerome's Main Street, one of them below the Connor Hotel with live music, in a town built on a hillside above the valley.
Jerome · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Wolfmann (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia CommonsThree bars in Sedona: an Irish pub in a shopping center, a roadhouse on 89A, and a wine bar that doubles as a tasting room.
Sedona · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Wolfmann (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia CommonsTwo listings on Highway 179 in the Village of Oak Creek, and only one of them is a bar: the other is a beer and wine shop.
Village of Oak Creek · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Robert Ashworth from Bellingham, WA., USA (CC BY 2.0) · Wikimedia CommonsTwo places to stay in Cottonwood that are not hotels: lofts above Old Town's Main Street, and a bed and breakfast east of town.
Cottonwood · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: User:WikiTryHardDieHard (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Wikimedia CommonsFour breakfast places in Cottonwood, and the useful difference is when they open: 5 a.m. at one, 8 a.m. at another, and all day at the chain.
Cottonwood · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: User:WikiTryHardDieHard (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Wikimedia CommonsTwo breakfast places in Sedona at opposite ends of town, one a long-standing diner on 89A and one at the Village of Oak Creek end.
Sedona · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: User:WikiTryHardDieHard (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Wikimedia Commons5 breakfast and brunch spots in Cottonwood, Sedona and Verde Village. Three are independents and two are national diner chains.
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Photo: Stephen Craven (CC BY-SA 2.0) · Wikimedia CommonsTwo breweries in Cottonwood, one on Main Street with a wood-fired grill and one a brewery pub on Mingus Avenue.
Cottonwood · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Stephen Craven (CC BY-SA 2.0) · Wikimedia CommonsTwo breweries in Sedona, one of them brewing here since the 1990s, plus where to look when two is not enough.
Sedona · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Stephen Craven (CC BY-SA 2.0) · Wikimedia Commons7 breweries and taprooms in four Verde Valley towns, from Sedona to the old smelter town of Clarkdale.
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Coconino NF Photography (public-domain)We list 24 campgrounds in the Verde Valley. Most sit in the Coconino National Forest around Sedona. Here is which ones you can book ahead and which ones you just show up to.
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Coconino NF Photography (public-domain)All four camping areas near Cornville are dispersed Forest Service sites: no hookups, no water, no toilets, and no booking. What that means before you drive out.
Cornville · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Conservation Legacy (public-domain)Camping near Sedona: the difference between reservable Forest Service campgrounds and the free designated dispersed areas, the 14-day limit, fire rules, and what has no hookups.
Sedona · Verified Sep 20, 2026
Makayla Munford (public-domain)Two Forest Service campgrounds above Jerome on Mingus Mountain, at around 7,000 feet, where it is twenty degrees cooler than the valley floor.
Jerome · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Coconino National Forest (Public domain) · Wikimedia CommonsTwo dispersed camping areas on forest roads out from the Village of Oak Creek: no water, no toilets, nothing to book, and closed more often than people expect.
Village of Oak Creek · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Kwamitsey (CC BY 4.0) · Wikimedia CommonsTwo garages in Sedona, a tire chain and an independent, and why the valley's real depth of car repair is down in Cottonwood.
Sedona · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Bobjgalindo (CC BY 4.0) · Wikimedia CommonsChoosing child care in Cottonwood: what the state license number on each listing means, centers compared with group homes, and how to read a provider's inspection history.
Cottonwood · Verified Sep 19, 2026
Photo: Ethan Doyle White (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia CommonsThree churches in Clarkdale: Roman Catholic, Lutheran and Episcopal, all within a few streets of each other in a town of this size.
Clarkdale · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Ethan Doyle White (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia CommonsThree churches in Cottonwood, Lutheran, Catholic and United Methodist, and all three post their own service times.
Cottonwood · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Ethan Doyle White (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia CommonsThe 7 places of worship we file under churches in Sedona: which denominations are represented, why service times are not on this page, and how to confirm a Sunday time.
Sedona · Verified Sep 20, 2026
Matthew P. Del Buono (Shirik) (CC BY-SA 3.0)19 churches across seven Verde Valley towns, with the denomination where the record names one. Most do not publish service times, so check before a first visit.
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Photo: Breewolf Photography (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia CommonsSedona City Hall's address and the addresses of the four Sedona Fire District stations we have on record, sourced from OpenStreetMap.
Sedona · Verified Sep 20, 2026
Photo: Artaxerxes (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Wikimedia CommonsThree cleaning companies in Cottonwood, split between houses and commercial work, including one national franchise.
Cottonwood · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Artaxerxes (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Wikimedia CommonsThree cleaning listings covering Sedona: a house-cleaning franchise, a home management company, and one business that also hauls and moves.
Sedona · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Unknown author (Public domain) · Wikimedia CommonsWe list two groups in Camp Verde: the association that runs the town's equestrian center, and the chamber of commerce.
Camp Verde · Verified Sep 24, 2026
Photo: Unknown author (Public domain) · Wikimedia CommonsThe 6 Cottonwood clubs and associations we list: three service clubs that meet regularly, one business district association, and two wine-industry groups.
Cottonwood · Verified Sep 20, 2026
Photo: Unknown author (Public domain) · Wikimedia Commons8 service clubs, chambers of commerce and trade associations across Cottonwood, Camp Verde and Jerome.
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Photo: Takeaway (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Wikimedia CommonsTwo coffee shops in Camp Verde: the chain out on Highway 260 and an independent on South Main that also makes sandwiches.
Camp Verde · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Takeaway (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Wikimedia CommonsWhere to get coffee in Cottonwood: 5 AM drive-throughs on 89A, sit-down cafes in Old Town, weekend closures, and which days to double-check.
Cottonwood · Verified Sep 20, 2026
Photo: Takeaway (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Wikimedia CommonsCoffee in Sedona: early openings, afternoon closings, the small independents and the one chain, and why the hours here are worth checking before you go.
Sedona · Verified Sep 20, 2026
Photo: Takeaway (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Wikimedia Commons22 coffee shops in seven Verde Valley towns, split evenly between Cottonwood and Sedona, with a mix of drive-through chains and independent rooms.
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Photo: Badgernet (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia CommonsBoth salon listings in Sedona are day spas rather than hairdressers: one doing facials and skin treatments, one massage and spa.
Sedona · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Bobjgalindo (CC BY 4.0) · Wikimedia CommonsThree licensed child care centers in Camp Verde, each licensed for 59 children, including a Head Start program with income-based eligibility.
Camp Verde · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Bobjgalindo (CC BY 4.0) · Wikimedia CommonsTwo licensed child care centers in Clarkdale, licensed for 43 and 51 children, one of them a Head Start program with income-based eligibility.
Clarkdale · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: MichalPL (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia CommonsTwo dental practices in Camp Verde, both on Finnie Flat Road, and what to do when neither can see you.
Camp Verde · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: MichalPL (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia CommonsFinding a dentist in Cottonwood: who is open which weekdays, why Friday appointments are scarce, general practices versus specialists, and what to ask when you call.
Cottonwood · Verified Sep 19, 2026
Photo: MichalPL (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia Commons13 dental practices across three Verde Valley towns, including orthodontics, pediatric and sedation dentistry. Every one of them publishes hours and a website.
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Photo: daveynin (CC BY 2.0) · Wikimedia CommonsWhere dogs are welcome in the Verde Valley, including Sedona: the Cottonwood dog park, state park rules, tasting rooms and patios that say yes, and the places that say no.
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Photo: 176th Wing Alaska Air National Guard from Anchorage, Alaska, United States (CC BY 2.0) · Wikimedia CommonsFour electricians listed in Cornville, two with an active state license. Most of them work the whole valley rather than Cornville alone.
Cornville · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: 176th Wing Alaska Air National Guard from Anchorage, Alaska, United States (CC BY 2.0) · Wikimedia CommonsFive electrical listings in Cottonwood, and two of them are not what you want for a house call: one takes commercial work only, the other measures electromagnetic fields.
Cottonwood · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: 176th Wing Alaska Air National Guard from Anchorage, Alaska, United States (CC BY 2.0) · Wikimedia Commons9 electrical contractors in Cornville, Cottonwood and Camp Verde, most of them working across several towns.
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Photo: High Contrast (CC BY 3.0 de) · Wikimedia CommonsTwo rental listings in Cottonwood at opposite ends of the scale: a general tool hire counter and a crane company.
Cottonwood · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Rexness (CC BY-SA 2.0) · Wikimedia CommonsDays, hours, seasons and locations for the Verde Valley's farmers markets: Saturday in Camp Verde, Sunday year-round in Sedona, and Friday evenings with music in Old Town Cottonwood.
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Photo: Rexness (CC BY-SA 2.0) · Wikimedia Commons6 farmers markets in four Verde Valley towns, most of them running one morning a week and only part of the year.
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Terrydarc (CC BY-SA 3.0)What costs nothing in and around Sedona: the free shuttle, Montezuma Well, Tlaquepaque, the Sunday farmers market, scenic drives, and which trails need a pass.
Sedona · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Mx. Granger (CC0) · Wikimedia CommonsThree places to buy furniture in Cottonwood: a mattress shop, a furniture store, and the St Vincent de Paul thrift store.
Cottonwood · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Stilfehler (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia Commons7 garage door companies in Cottonwood, Sedona and Jerome, split evenly between the two larger towns.
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Photo: Stilfehler (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia CommonsFour garage door companies listed in Sedona, only one with a state license on file, and why the spring is the part that matters.
Sedona · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Breewolf Photography (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia CommonsThe two government offices we hold in Camp Verde are both Yavapai-Apache Nation offices. What that means, and what this page does not yet cover.
Camp Verde · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Badgernet (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia CommonsTwo listings in Cottonwood: a barbershop on Union Drive and a salon and spa on Cove Parkway. Not the same kind of visit.
Cottonwood · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Ivan Radic (CC BY 2.0) · Wikimedia CommonsFour handyman listings covering Cornville, three with an active state license. What a handyman can legally do in Arizona without one, and where that stops.
Cornville · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Ivan Radic (CC BY 2.0) · Wikimedia CommonsFour handyman listings in Cottonwood, two licensed, and the $1,000 rule that decides when you need a contractor instead.
Cottonwood · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Ivan Radic (CC BY 2.0) · Wikimedia Commons9 handyman services in Cottonwood, Cornville, Camp Verde and Sedona, covering the small jobs that are too minor for a specialist trade.
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Photo: H Padleckas (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Wikimedia CommonsBooking HVAC work in Cottonwood: weekday-only hours, who covers the wider valley, the state contractor license rule, and when to schedule a tune-up.
Cottonwood · Verified Sep 20, 2026
Photo: H Padleckas (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Wikimedia CommonsFive heating and cooling companies in Camp Verde: which answer around the clock, which carry an active state license, and which also do plumbing.
Camp Verde · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: H Padleckas (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Wikimedia CommonsThree heating and cooling companies covering Cornville, two with an active state license, and why nobody here is based in the village itself.
Cornville · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: H Padleckas (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Wikimedia CommonsTwo heating and cooling companies listed for Sedona, and why heating matters more here than visitors expect.
Sedona · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: H Padleckas (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Wikimedia Commons14 heating and air conditioning companies across five Verde Valley towns. All of them publish hours, which matters when a unit fails in July.
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Gillfoto (CC BY-SA 3.0)Two historic sites in Camp Verde eight hundred years apart: a Sinagua cliff dwelling and an 1870s US Army fort, both with hours and fees.
Camp Verde · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Benjamin Cody (Murderbike) (CC BY-SA 3.0)Two historic sites in Jerome: the Douglas Mansion above the Little Daisy Mine, and the outdoor ghost town up Perkinsville Road.
Jerome · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Marine 69-71 (CC BY-SA 4.0)6 historic sites across five Verde Valley towns, including three National Park Service sites and two state historic parks.
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Photo: daveynin (CC BY 2.0) · Wikimedia CommonsBoth pet service listings in Camp Verde are equestrian: horse boarding on Mahoney Road and a horse resort on Cloverleaf Ranch Road.
Camp Verde · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Kurt Kaiser (CC0) · Wikimedia CommonsThree places to stay in Camp Verde: the casino hotel and two chains by the interstate, which is the point of staying here.
Camp Verde · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Kurt Kaiser (CC0) · Wikimedia CommonsBooking a room in Sedona: where the hotels actually sit, the Uptown and West Sedona trade-off, resort fees, and the cheaper valley towns twenty minutes away.
Sedona · Verified Sep 19, 2026
Photo: Kurt Kaiser (CC0) · Wikimedia Commons45 hotels and motels across the Verde Valley, most of them in Sedona, with the independent motels clustered in Cottonwood and Camp Verde. Also why we can't tell you a nightly rate for almost any of them.
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Photo: Artaxerxes (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Wikimedia Commons14 cleaning companies in five Verde Valley towns, with more of them in Cornville than in the bigger towns.
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Photo: Artaxerxes (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Wikimedia CommonsBooking a cleaner around Cornville and Page Springs: who will travel out this far, vacation rental turnovers, weekend hours, and what to ask about insurance and keys.
Cornville · Verified Sep 20, 2026
Photo: Blogtrepreneur (CC BY 2.0) · Wikimedia CommonsFour insurance listings in Cottonwood: two State Farm agencies, an independent broker, and a statewide health insurer that is not a local office.
Cottonwood · Verified Sep 21, 2026
The six off-road tour operators in Sedona, which end of town each one leaves from, and how to handle Uptown parking before your tour.
Sedona · Verified Sep 20, 2026
Photo: inkknife_2000 (CC BY-SA 2.0) · Wikimedia Commons15 landscaping companies across five Verde Valley towns, weighted toward Cornville and Camp Verde rather than the bigger towns.
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Photo: inkknife_2000 (CC BY-SA 2.0) · Wikimedia CommonsFour landscaping companies in Camp Verde, two with an active state license, and one that covers every town in the valley. What needs a license and what does not.
Camp Verde · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: inkknife_2000 (CC BY-SA 2.0) · Wikimedia CommonsThree landscaping listings in Clarkdale, all licensed, and one of them is a retail plant nursery rather than a company that comes to your yard.
Clarkdale · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: inkknife_2000 (CC BY-SA 2.0) · Wikimedia CommonsLandscape and hardscape work around Cornville and Page Springs: early starts, the state contractor license rule, irrigation on well water, and who travels out here.
Cornville · Verified Sep 20, 2026
Photo: inkknife_2000 (CC BY-SA 2.0) · Wikimedia CommonsFour landscaping listings in Cottonwood, and one of them is a plant nursery rather than a company that will come and do the work.
Cottonwood · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Bobjgalindo (CC BY 4.0) · Wikimedia Commons17 state-licensed child care centers across six Verde Valley towns, each with its license number, license type and approved capacity from the Arizona Department of Health Services.
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Photo: Rexness (CC BY-SA 2.0) · Wikimedia CommonsTwo very different markets near Sedona: the Sunday produce market in West Sedona, and the Native American crafts market at the Oak Creek Vista overlook.
Sedona · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Marine 69-71 (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia CommonsTwo museums in Camp Verde: the archaeology center explaining who lived here first, and the 1870s fort explaining what happened next.
Camp Verde · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Marine 69-71 (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia CommonsTwo museums in Clarkdale, both about copper: one devoted to what copper was made into, the other to the company town the smelter built.
Clarkdale · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Marine 69-71 (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia CommonsThree museums in Jerome: the state park in the Douglas Mansion, the historical society's mine museum on Main Street, and the outdoor ghost town up the hill.
Jerome · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Marine 69-71 (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia Commons7 museums across five Verde Valley towns, most of them telling the mining and archaeology story of the area.
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Photo: Petty Officer 3rd Class Robert Brazzell (Public domain) · Wikimedia CommonsThe 2 Camp Verde listings filed under nonprofits: a rodeo arena association and a residential community for adults with developmental disabilities.
Camp Verde · Verified Sep 20, 2026
Photo: Petty Officer 3rd Class Robert Brazzell (Public domain) · Wikimedia CommonsThe 19 Cottonwood nonprofits we list, sorted by what they do: getting help, giving help, and community and environmental groups. Plus how to check on a charity before you give it money.
Cottonwood · Verified Sep 20, 2026
Photo: Petty Officer 3rd Class Robert Brazzell (Public domain) · Wikimedia Commons23 nonprofits serving the Verde Valley, most of them based in Cottonwood: food and housing help, river conservation, family services and senior support.
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Seven off-road tour listings in the Verde Valley, run by five separate companies: where each one starts, which run Jeeps, Hummers or rental ATVs, and what to check before you book.
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Photo: Missvain (CC BY 4.0) · Wikimedia CommonsA walking guide to Old Town Cottonwood's Main Street: every tasting room with hours, where to eat, where to park, and what is on the calendar.
Cottonwood · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Benjamin Cody (Murderbike) (CC BY-SA 3.0)Four parks in Cottonwood: a state park on the Verde River, the city's big riverside park with the dog park and skate park, and two neighborhood parks.
Cottonwood · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Conservation Legacy (public-domain)6 parks across three Verde Valley towns, from town playgrounds to Dead Horse Ranch and Red Rock state parks.
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Four pest control companies in Cottonwood, what each one specializes in, and why their license is not the one you look up at the Registrar of Contractors.
Cottonwood · Verified Sep 21, 2026
7 pest control companies across four Verde Valley towns, covering scorpions, termites, rodents and the ones that show up with the season.
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Photo: daveynin (CC BY 2.0) · Wikimedia CommonsTwo pet listings in Cottonwood: a dog business on East Cherry Street and the Verde Valley Humane Society, which rehomes animals.
Cottonwood · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: daveynin (CC BY 2.0) · Wikimedia CommonsTwo pet listings in Sedona: the Humane Society of Sedona on Shelby Drive, and a chain pet store on 89A.
Sedona · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: U.S. Navy (Public domain) · Wikimedia CommonsCamp Verde's two pharmacies are both chains on Finnie Flat Road, a few hundred yards apart, and neither is open around the clock.
Camp Verde · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: U.S. Navy (Public domain) · Wikimedia Commons6 pharmacies in four Verde Valley towns, every one of them a branch of the two national chains.
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Photo: Kurt Kaiser (CC0) · Wikimedia CommonsTwo places to stay in Clarkdale: a lodge renting studios and suites, and an inn opened by the Verde Canyon Railroad minutes from its depot.
Clarkdale · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Kurt Kaiser (CC0) · Wikimedia CommonsTwo places to stay in Jerome, one of them a former hospital on Cleopatra Hill with a reputation to match, in a town stacked on a 30-degree slope.
Jerome · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Kurt Kaiser (CC0) · Wikimedia CommonsTwo places to stay serving Verde Village, both with Cottonwood mailing addresses, because Verde Village is unincorporated and sits inside Cottonwood's postal area.
Verde Village · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: ocean yamaha (CC BY 2.0) · Wikimedia CommonsTwo plumbers covering Clarkdale, one of which also drills and services water wells, which out here is a genuinely different trade.
Clarkdale · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: ocean yamaha (CC BY 2.0) · Wikimedia CommonsThree plumbers covering Cornville, all three licensed and active, and the septic question that comes with them out here.
Cornville · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: ocean yamaha (CC BY 2.0) · Wikimedia CommonsFinding a plumber in Cottonwood: which listings are service plumbers and which are supply houses, who answers after hours, and how to check the state license.
Cottonwood · Verified Sep 20, 2026
Photo: ocean yamaha (CC BY 2.0) · Wikimedia CommonsTwo plumbers listed in Sedona, one of them trading under a new name, and why the valley's out-of-hours plumbing is mostly in Cottonwood.
Sedona · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: ocean yamaha (CC BY 2.0) · Wikimedia Commons11 plumbing companies spread across six Verde Valley towns, one of the widest spreads of any trade on the site. All publish hours and a phone number.
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Photo: Tomwsulcer (CC0) · Wikimedia CommonsFour licensed preschools in Cottonwood, with the state license number and the licensed capacity of each, and how to check a center's inspection record.
Cottonwood · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Tomwsulcer (CC0) · Wikimedia CommonsTwo preschools in Sedona, one independent and one run by the school district, and how to check either one's inspection record.
Sedona · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Tomwsulcer (CC0) · Wikimedia Commons8 preschools in four Verde Valley towns, including district, faith-linked and developmental programs.
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Photo: Breewolf Photography (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia Commons9 public offices and facilities, including Sedona City Hall, the Sedona fire district stations and the Yavapai-Apache Nation administration.
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Photo: Eugene Santos (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia Commons7 real estate agents, property managers and property services in Cottonwood and Camp Verde.
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Photo: Eugene Santos (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia CommonsThe 6 real estate and property-management offices we list in Cottonwood, including one that is really a national reverse-mortgage lender with no local office.
Cottonwood · Verified Sep 20, 2026
Photo: Timothyjosephwood (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia Commons7 remodeling companies in Cottonwood and Camp Verde. Most work by appointment rather than posted hours, so expect to book a consultation.
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Photo: Timothyjosephwood (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia CommonsFour remodeling listings in Cottonwood: two full general contractors, a remodeling specialist, and a countertop supplier that does not remodel.
Cottonwood · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Basile Morin (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia Commons94 restaurants across all nine Verde Valley towns: where they're concentrated, how many are national chains and how many are independent, and which nearby categories to check if you don't find what you want here.
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Photo: Basile Morin (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia CommonsEating in Camp Verde: early openings, late closings on SR 260 and near the I-17 exits, Sunday hours, and who inspects the kitchens.
Camp Verde · Verified Sep 19, 2026
Photo: Basile Morin (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia CommonsFour places to eat in Cornville, three of them on the same short stretch of Page Springs Road, plus a bistro beside the creek.
Cornville · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Basile Morin (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia CommonsHow eating out works in Cottonwood: where the restaurants are, what hours to expect, and how to check a kitchen's inspection record before you go.
Cottonwood · Verified Sep 20, 2026
Photo: Basile Morin (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia CommonsEating in Jerome: paid and free parking, the free weekend shuttle, when kitchens close, and why a late dinner up the hill is a bad plan.
Jerome · Verified Sep 20, 2026
Photo: Basile Morin (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia CommonsTwo places to eat in Rimrock, and a warning about the opening hours we hold for them, which come from open map data rather than the restaurants.
Rimrock · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Basile Morin (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia CommonsEating in Sedona: the spread along 89A, the early closings, the county line that decides who inspects the kitchen, and why the Village of Oak Creek is often the easier plan.
Sedona · Verified Sep 19, 2026
Photo: Basile Morin (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia CommonsWhere to eat in the Village of Oak Creek: the SR 179 and Bell Rock Plaza group, lunch-onward hours, and how it compares with driving into Sedona.
Village of Oak Creek · Verified Sep 20, 2026
Photo: Basile Morin (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia CommonsWhere to eat in Verde Village: the SR 89A strip, early breakfasts, late closings, and how it differs from Old Town Cottonwood a few minutes up the road.
Verde Village · Verified Sep 19, 2026
Photo: NPS photo (Public domain) · Wikimedia CommonsFour roofing listings in Camp Verde. Three are local with an active state license; the fourth has a Phoenix address, which matters for a callback.
Camp Verde · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: NPS photo (Public domain) · Wikimedia CommonsThree roofing listings in Clarkdale. One of them holds a state license that was suspended when we checked, which is the thing to know before you take a quote.
Clarkdale · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: NPS photo (Public domain) · Wikimedia CommonsThree roofers covering Cornville, and unusually all three hold an active state license, one of them registered decades ago.
Cornville · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: NPS photo (Public domain) · Wikimedia CommonsHiring a roofer in Cottonwood: the state contractor license rule, what our own license check could and could not confirm, and what to ask before you sign.
Cottonwood · Verified Sep 20, 2026
Photo: NPS photo (Public domain) · Wikimedia CommonsTwo roofing listings for Sedona, one of them based in Prescott Valley, and why a Sedona roof has problems a Phoenix roof does not.
Sedona · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: NPS photo (Public domain) · Wikimedia Commons20 roofing companies across six Verde Valley towns. Every one publishes a phone number and a website, nearly all publish opening hours, and most of them work in several towns.
· Verified Sep 20, 2026
Photo: Andrew Cattoir (Lake Mead National Recreation Area) (Public domain) · Wikimedia CommonsThree RV parks in Camp Verde, all near the interstate, one of which also rents cabins if you are not traveling with a rig.
Camp Verde · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Marie from Malang, East Java, Indonesia (CC BY-SA 2.0) · Wikimedia CommonsThe three Camp Verde public schools cover the whole ladder: preschool to fifth, sixth to eighth, and ninth to twelfth.
Camp Verde · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Marie from Malang, East Java, Indonesia (CC BY-SA 2.0) · Wikimedia CommonsFour school listings in Cottonwood: which are public district schools, which is a charter, and what grade ranges each covers.
Cottonwood · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Marie from Malang, East Java, Indonesia (CC BY-SA 2.0) · Wikimedia Commons9 schools in six Verde Valley towns, covering elementary through high school across the valley's several small districts.
· Verified Sep 20, 2026
Which Sedona trailheads close to cars on shuttle days, where the park-and-ride lots are, what the Red Rock Pass covers, and what Uptown parking costs.
Sedona · Verified Sep 22, 2026
Photo: Coconino National Forest (CC0) · Wikimedia CommonsWhich Sedona-area trails and creek areas are closed right now, why, and where to check before you go. Updated weekly from Forest Service orders.
Sedona · Verified Sep 24, 2026
Photo: Hankwang (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Wikimedia Commons5 storage facilities in Camp Verde and Cottonwood, covering self storage, RV and boat storage and barn-style buildings.
· Verified Sep 20, 2026
Photo: Tony Alter from Newport News, USA (CC BY 2.0) · Wikimedia CommonsTwo senior living communities in Cottonwood, and the questions that matter more than the brochure: what level of care each is licensed for, and what happens when needs change.
Cottonwood · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Wikideas1 (CC0) · Wikimedia CommonsTwo licensed septic contractors in Camp Verde, and the inspection Arizona requires when a property on a septic system changes hands.
Camp Verde · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Wikideas1 (CC0) · Wikimedia CommonsThree septic listings in Cornville, and one of them rents luxury restroom trailers for events rather than pumping anyone's tank.
Cornville · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Wikideas1 (CC0) · Wikimedia CommonsTwo septic businesses in Cottonwood doing different halves of the job: one installs systems, the other pumps tanks.
Cottonwood · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Wikideas1 (CC0) · Wikimedia Commons8 septic companies across four Verde Valley towns, covering pumping, inspection and repair for properties off the sewer.
· Verified Sep 20, 2026
Photo: Terrydarc (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Wikimedia CommonsTwo places of worship and practice in Sedona that are open to visitors: a Buddhist stupa on a hillside, and the valley's Jewish community.
Sedona · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Hankwang (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Wikimedia CommonsTwo storage listings in Cottonwood answering the same problem differently: one rents you a unit, the other sells you a shed to put in your garden.
Cottonwood · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Hankwang (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Wikimedia CommonsThree storage listings in Camp Verde, two of them with almost the same name on the same street, plus what to ask about RV and boat storage.
Camp Verde · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Ken Lund (CC BY-SA 2.0)Montezuma Castle and Montezuma Well, Fort Verde, Out of Africa, the archaeology museum, three wineries, the Saturday farmers market, and Cliff Castle Casino's free music, with hours and fees.
Camp Verde · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Finetooth (CC BY-SA 3.0)What there is to do in and around Cottonwood, Arizona: Old Town tasting rooms, Dead Horse Ranch State Park, the Verde River, Riverfront Park, Tuzigoot, and the Blazin' M dinner show.
Cottonwood · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: BLMUtah (Public domain) · Wikimedia CommonsTwo very different outings from Cottonwood: a chuckwagon dinner show with a Western stage act, and a company running river trips and wine tours.
Cottonwood · Verified Sep 21, 2026
deborah.soltesz (CC0-1.0)We list 17 Forest Service trails around Camp Verde. Most allow horses and bikes, and five are open to ATVs.
Camp Verde · Verified Sep 24, 2026
Coconino National Forest (CC0-1.0)We list 16 Forest Service trails around Clarkdale, across three national forests. They run longer than most in the valley, and none is under a mile.
Clarkdale · Verified Sep 24, 2026
Photo: Coconino National Forest (CC0) · Wikimedia CommonsWe list nine Forest Service trails around Cornville, including the Lime Kiln Trail. Two are long, and the rest are short.
Cornville · Verified Sep 24, 2026
Photo: Coconino National Forest (CC0) · Wikimedia CommonsWe list four Forest Service trails around Cottonwood. The list holds Forest Service trails only; parks are listed on their own.
Cottonwood · Verified Sep 24, 2026
Photo: Coconino National Forest (CC0) · Wikimedia CommonsWe list 15 Forest Service trails around Jerome. None is longer than about three miles, and every one allows hikers, bikes and horses.
Jerome · Verified Sep 24, 2026
Coconino National Forest (CC0-1.0)We list 22 Forest Service trails around Rimrock, from walks under a mile to the General George Crook Trail.
Rimrock · Verified Sep 24, 2026
Coconino National Forest (CC0-1.0)We list 158 Forest Service trails around Sedona, most of them short. Here is how the list is built, and where to check parking and closures before you go.
Sedona · Verified Sep 24, 2026
Brady Smith; Coconino National Forest (CC BY-SA 2.0)We list 44 Forest Service trails around the Village of Oak Creek. The trailheads on SR 179 have no shuttle rule, which makes them the easy way in from the rest of the valley.
Village of Oak Creek · Verified Sep 24, 2026
Photo: Coconino National Forest (CC0) · Wikimedia CommonsWe list 15 Forest Service trails around Verde Village. Most allow bikes and horses, and seven are open to ATVs.
Verde Village · Verified Sep 24, 2026
Photo: Ildar Sagdejev (Specious) (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Wikimedia CommonsThree tree companies covering Sedona, two of them without a street address in our record, and why insurance matters more than a license in this trade.
Sedona · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Ildar Sagdejev (Specious) (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Wikimedia Commons8 tree services spread across six Verde Valley towns, covering trimming, removal and storm clean-up.
· Verified Sep 20, 2026
Photo: PAC55 (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia CommonsEvery winery and tasting room in the Verde Valley, listed by area: Page Springs and Cornville, Old Town Cottonwood, Clarkdale, Jerome, Camp Verde, and Sedona. Hours come from each winery's own site.
· Verified Sep 20, 2026
Photo: Bob McMillan (Public domain) · Wikimedia Commons12 veterinary practices across five Verde Valley towns, including large-animal, mobile and roaming services as well as small-animal clinics.
· Verified Sep 20, 2026
Photo: Bob McMillan (Public domain) · Wikimedia CommonsThree veterinary practices in Camp Verde, and the thing to sort out before you need it: none of them tells us it handles emergencies out of hours.
Camp Verde · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Bob McMillan (Public domain) · Wikimedia CommonsThree veterinary listings in Cottonwood and only one is a clinic you can walk into: the others are a mobile practice and a vaccination clinic inside a pet shop.
Cottonwood · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Bob McMillan (Public domain) · Wikimedia CommonsThree veterinary practices in Sedona, one of which also boards animals and runs day care, plus the out-of-hours question nobody here answers.
Sedona · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: National Archives (NARA) (Public domain) · Wikimedia CommonsTwo licensed water well companies covering Rimrock, where a great many properties are on a private well rather than a mains supply.
Rimrock · Verified Sep 22, 2026
Photo: Paradisus Bali (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia Commons5 wellness businesses across four Verde Valley towns, covering yoga, spa treatments and holistic medicine.
· Verified Sep 20, 2026
Photo: Paradisus Bali (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia CommonsThree wellness listings in Sedona covering three different things: a yoga school, a massage spa, and a medical clinic. Only one of them is medicine.
Sedona · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Which calendars we read, what we check before an event goes on the site, what the Free and Cancelled marks mean, and what to look at before you drive.
· Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Kurt Kaiser (CC0) · Wikimedia CommonsThe 8 hotels and motels we list in Cottonwood: independent inns in Old Town, the two chain properties, which ones take dogs, and why we can't tell you a nightly rate.
Cottonwood · Verified Sep 20, 2026
Photo: Shixart1985 (CC BY 2.0) · Wikimedia Commons6 window and door companies, five of them in Cottonwood, covering replacement glazing, window coverings and awnings.
· Verified Sep 20, 2026
Photo: Shixart1985 (CC BY 2.0) · Wikimedia CommonsThe 5 windows-and-doors businesses we list in Cottonwood, covering replacement windows, blinds and shades, and awnings.
Cottonwood · Verified Sep 20, 2026
Photo: Missvain (CC BY 4.0) · Wikimedia CommonsTasting in Jerome: where to park and what it costs, the free weekend shuttle, when rooms open and close, and how the hill changes the plan.
Jerome · Verified Sep 19, 2026
Photo: Missvain (CC BY 4.0) · Wikimedia CommonsHow tasting rooms work in Old Town Cottonwood: park once and walk, when they open and close, why the afternoon is the time to go, and what to ask about fees and groups.
Cottonwood · Verified Sep 20, 2026
Photo: Missvain (CC BY 4.0) · Wikimedia CommonsThree places to taste wine in Sedona, and only one of them pours Arizona wine exclusively. The vineyards are down in the valley, not up here.
Sedona · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: Missvain (CC BY 4.0) · Wikimedia Commons16 tasting rooms in Cottonwood, Jerome and Sedona, where the wine is poured rather than grown. Most publish their hours, and almost all close by early evening.
· Verified Sep 20, 2026
Photo: PAC55 (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia Commons10 wineries and vineyards in Cornville, Camp Verde and Clarkdale, where the fruit is grown and the wine is made, as opposed to the tasting rooms in town.
· Verified Sep 20, 2026
Photo: PAC55 (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia CommonsThree wineries in Camp Verde, spread across town rather than clustered, and how they fit with the rest of the Verde Valley wine trail.
Camp Verde · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: PAC55 (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia CommonsTwo tasting rooms in Clarkdale, one of them the teaching winery of Yavapai College's viticulture program, with its own estate vineyard.
Clarkdale · Verified Sep 21, 2026
Photo: PAC55 (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia CommonsThe 5 working wineries with tasting rooms in Cornville's Page Springs wine area: hours, food, and how they differ from the storefront tasting rooms in town.
Cornville · Verified Sep 20, 2026
Photo: PAC55 (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Wikimedia CommonsTwo winery listings on Old Town's Main Street, both pouring in tasting rooms rather than at a vineyard, and one serving a full bistro menu.
Cottonwood · Verified Sep 21, 2026
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