Rollover the Homestead photo!


Enjoy a romantic fire in the living room, or just watch TV. There is a library with board games for entertainment. The final touch to your day is the beautiful sunset behind the Mule Mountains.

Located also on the farm was the bunk house, presently the Garden Room. It originally served to shelter the hired hands that helped out on the farm.
Now the Garden Room allows you to view wild birds, relax in our spa, read, or listen to music
while sipping a beverage.
View our Burgundy Room and Green Room pages for photos, rates and descriptions.
Contact us today and reserve a room
at Sojourner's Homestead.

The original Homestead was built in the 1930's and operated as a farm for several years, growing everything from potatoes to peanuts, and selling it's yielded crops in the produce barn positioned to the South Side of the house.

We have been welcoming guests since 2001.

"I knew when I drove into your yard this place is special." - Kent & Susy M.

"A comfortable, restful place for us to stay...your home is the highlight of our trips!!! - B

Circle the wagons for a spell and take a rest at Sojourner's Homestead Bed and Breakfast.
Here you can experience a little piece of the past, but with modern day comfort.
Visit local historic and natural attractions. Hike or take our golf cart through the back 40 acres to catch a glimpse of wild javelina, mule deer, coyotes, jack rabbit or other desert animals. Watch the sand hill cranes fly overhead to their winter nesting grounds in the area.
If you’d like, try hand-pumping water from our
well. End the day around our fire ring, toasting marshmallows or popping corn. Or bring your swim suit and indulge in our four-person hot tub inside our Garden room. No matter what you choose, you’ll be surrounded by beautiful mountain views.

Looking east from the front porch, one can view the Swisshelm Mountains. Enjoy your day in the valley gazing on a breathtaking sunrise, observing wild birds at Whitewater Draw, or go no further than the front porch, to see the Sandhill Cranes
(in season from October to March)
fly directly over the Homestead.

Sandhill Cranes as they fly directly over the homestead!

Chicken calling!

"We enjoyed those wonderful breakfasts, especially the quiche." - Doris V.

Try your hand at pumping water from our well.

Our burning bush will help light the way.

The day's finale.

Check-In Time: Noon
Check-Out Time: 11 A.M.
We have been welcoming guests since 2001.
"Excellent food, company & hunting." - Buck K.

Cash or personal checks welcome.
Visit our Garden room for a small complementary
decorative tin of assorted wild flower seeds grown
at Sojourner's Homestead.

One of the natives.

Our fresh egg supplier.

Arizona flowers.