Arizona, Tucson Area Resorts

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Enjoy Tucsons interserting architecture, lively performance venues, and diverse museums and galleries. From hiking and biking to bird watching, no matter what you love to do in the great outdoors, Tucson is the place to do it. With incredible attractions for the whole family, 350 days of sunshine for outdoor adventures and golf, an extensive arts and culture background, world-class accommodations and spas, and a burgeoning culinary and nightlife scene, Tucson will keep you entertained and wanting to come back for more. Come visit Tucson and see for yourself!

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Varsity Clubs of America

Two miles east of the University of Arizona, Premiere Vacation Club at Varsity Clubs of America - Tucson Chapter features comfortable suites, each with a king-sized bed, an oversized whirlpool bathtub, wet bar, kitchenette, and in-room safes. Rare Pac-10 and University of Arizona memorabilia, a giant theater-wall television, and 24-hour sports ticker provide the ideal environment for fans at the Stadium Sports Grill. On-site are a fitness center, billiards room, heated swimming pool, 24-hour gift shop, library, and wireless Internet access. Pet-friendly accommodations may be available; please discuss with an exchange advisor.

Shell Vacations Club

Tucked away in the spectacular desert beauty of Arizona, a relaxing vacation treat awaits you. Starr Pass Golf Suites is the vacation jewel of the Southwest, with a renowned golf course, a wealth of recreation, and unparalleled amenities. Play the celebrated Starr Pass golf course rated among Arizona's Top 10. Afterward, relax in a spacious casita and enjoy the fine view. You will find an exciting array of activities, from horseback riding and hiking to shopping and fine dining. Phoenix and Mexico are within driving distance, offering some fascinating history and sights of the Southwest.

Starr Pass Golf Suites

Tucked away in the spectacular desert beauty of Arizona, a relaxing vacation treat awaits you. Starr Pass Golf Suites is the vacation jewel of the Southwest, with a renowned golf course, a wealth of recreation, and unparalleled amenities. Play the celebrated Starr Pass golf course rated among Arizona's Top 10. Afterward, relax in a spacious casita and enjoy the fine view. You will find an exciting array of activities, from horseback riding and hiking to shopping and fine dining. Phoenix and Mexico are within driving distance, offering some fascinating history and sights of the Southwest.

Twin Lakes Ranch

Visitors to this southeastern Arizona resort can enjoy the arid weather at an elevation of 3,500 feet. With the resort’s twin lakes and five artesian springs, relaxation comes almost automatically. St. David RV Resort promises stunning sunsets and sunrises, desert landscapes that come to brilliant life each spring, Old West history (just up the road a piece from historic Tombstone), and a combination of popular amenities and friendly style.

WorldMark Rancho Vistoso

Just 20 miles outside of Tucson, Rancho Vistoso is an excellent base for enjoying the best of the Southwest. The climate and surroundings are perfect for golf, biking, rock-climbing, bird-watching, and stargazing. Area attractions include the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum and the San Xavier Mission. Nogales, Mexico, is a popular destination for a day trip. In the evening, you can relax in front of a fireplace, after a dip in the resort's heated outdoor pool.

WorldMark Tucson Rancho

You will discover a thriving arts scene, an abundance of outdoor activities, and world-class attractions such as the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum. WorldMark Tucson Rancho Vistoso is just 10 miles away from this cosmopolitan city. The resort is located next to the Tom Weiskopf-designed Golf Club at Vistoso. Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is 90 miles north of the resort, and Flagstaff is 230 miles north.

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