Stay with us — at the Inn or Gray Hawk Retreat.
Two places to stay on Ramsey Canyon Road, both booked through Ramsey Canyon Inn: the Inn's six rooms, named for hummingbird species, and Gray Hawk Retreat, an independently owned 1930s ranch house down the road.
The Inn: six rooms, each named for a hummingbird.
Ramsey Canyon Inn's bed & breakfast. Adults-only (13+), each room with an en suite bath and a view of the Inn's gardens and grounds — some with a private balcony. No televisions — that's on purpose. Every stay at the Inn comes with all-day eats, shared common rooms where guests gather to trade the day's sightings, and a hospitality pantry stocked with coffee, tea, cocoa, and snacks to power your wildlife adventures.
And the kitchen is yours to use. Up before dawn, back after dusk? Inn guests are welcome to use the Inn's full kitchen — stove, oven, and room in the fridge for your groceries — to pack a pre-dawn breakfast or cook dinner whenever you're back from the trail. The community of an inn, with the freedom to cook on your own schedule.
What comes with a stay at the Inn.
A 1930s ranch house on four wooded acres — three ways to stay.
Down the road from the Inn, Gray Hawk Retreat sits on four wooded acres along Ramsey Creek, with a 1934 rock fireplace, a custom kitchen, patios with feeders, the Arizona Folklore Preserve next door, and a nesting pair of Gray Hawks in summer. Book the house's private Creekside Master suite with its own deck; the Gray Hawk Suite, which is the rest of the house (two bedrooms, the living room, and the full kitchen); or the whole house for up to ten.