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Verde River Dental is at 637 N Main St Ste 1C in Cottonwood. The practice's own site describes general dentistry and says it builds a separate treatment plan for each patient rather than a standard one. Pages cover services, payment and insurance, the team, and a look at the office itself. Hours are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Thursday, with Friday, Saturday, and Sunday closed, so a four-day week is the schedule to plan around. Call (928) 639-3333 or email info@VerdeRiverDental.com. The practice serves Cottonwood.

Verde Valley Remodeling is a remodeling contractor working in Cottonwood, Arizona, with no walk-in shop listed. The company does room additions, decks and stairs, flooring, bathroom remodels and kitchen remodels. It trades under the name of a cabinets and floors company, which is shown on its own site. The business is listed as licensed and insured and gives free estimates. Hours run from morning to late afternoon Monday through Friday, and the business is closed Saturday and Sunday. Cottonwood and Sedona are the listed service area. A phone number is listed, along with a request form for an estimate on the company site.

Dentures are made on site at Old Town General Dentistry & Denture Lab, 542 N Main St in Cottonwood, where Dr. Jeffrey C. Blair practices. Having the lab in the building is the detail worth knowing, since custom plates and other prostheses are made there rather than sent away. The practice's own site also lists general, cosmetic, and restorative care, with pages on the office, paying for care, and common questions. Hours are 7:45 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday, with Friday, Saturday, and Sunday closed. Call (928) 634-8567.

Cellar 433 pours in a tasting room at 909 A North Main Street in Old Town Cottonwood. The wines it features are the Bitter Creek Tarot Collection, made by winemaker John McLoughlin, with fruit from Dragoon Mountain Vineyard near Willcox. A wine club, a gallery, and a newsletter are on the site, and music bingo runs every Thursday from 6pm to 7pm. Hours are noon to 7 p.m. on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, and 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Thursday. Monday through Wednesday is listed as a zero-length entry, which means unconfirmed rather than open. Call (928) 852-4002 or email Info@Cellar433.com.

Tantrum Wines runs a tasting room at 918 N. Main Street in Cottonwood. Tapas and charcuterie are listed as the food served alongside the wine. The tasting room opens at 1 p.m. Monday through Thursday and closes at 7 p.m. On Friday and Saturday it opens at noon and stays open until 8 p.m., and on Sunday it runs from noon to 7 p.m. A happy hour is listed as Mon-Thu 4-6 PM. The phone number on file is (928) 634-2266. Records show the tasting room serving guests from Cottonwood and Jerome.

Cottonwood Kid's Park is a city park at 350 South 12th Street in Cottonwood, Arizona. It is run by the City of Cottonwood. The posted opening hours are Mo-Sa 09:00-17:00, so it is open six days a week through the middle of the day and closed on Sunday. Those hours are what the city posts for the park itself, and shade and water at a park like this can depend on the season, so plan a summer visit for the morning. There is no phone number on this listing. For questions about the park, or about closures for maintenance or a scheduled event, contact the City of Cottonwood.

Dead Horse Ranch State Park is at 675 Dead Horse Ranch Road in Cottonwood, managed by Arizona State Parks. The features listed are lagoons, fishing, canoeing, hiking trails, a campground and camping cabins, which makes it the park in this valley you can stay at rather than just visit. Entry is $10 per vehicle for one person, $20 for two to four people, and $5 to walk in or cycle. The visitor center is open 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM daily. Call (928) 634-5283 about camping, which books up, or see azstateparks.com.

Lions Club Park is a park in Cottonwood, Arizona, run by Lions Clubs International rather than by the city. It sits at about 1025 meters, which is ordinary for the valley floor and means hot afternoons through the summer and cold early mornings in winter. No street address, phone number or opening hours are published here, so treat the pin on the map as approximate and look for the sign rather than a number on a gate. A park kept by a service club is often booked for a scheduled event, which can take up the shaded tables at short notice. Shade and water are worth checking before you plan a long visit.