Tucson ยท Ranch country
White Stallion Ranch
A cattle ranch from about 1900 whose original adobe is now the dining room; the True family has run it since 1965, with 43 rooms on 3,000 acres.
- Built
- c. 1900Founded 1900 as a cattle ranch; the original adobe building is now the dining room. Max Zimmerman built six guest buildings in the 1940s (HHA: 'rooms built in 1945'); guest ranch since the early 1940s.
- Style
- Adobe ranch
- Type
- Resort
- Rooms
- 43
- Area
- Ranch country
- Credentials
- Historic Hotels of America member
The story
The ranch began about 1900 as a cattle operation built of Mexican adobe and was homesteaded by David Young. As the CB Bar and then the MZ Bar it became a guest ranch in the 1940s, when Max Zimmerman built six guest buildings that still stand. Brew and Marge Towne renamed it White Stallion, and Allen and Cynthia True bought it in 1965; three generations of Trues have grown it to 3,000 acres and 43 guest rooms. It was a filming location for many westerns and the TV series High Chaparral.
Good to know
- Address: 9251 W. Twin Peaks Rd., Tucson, AZ 85743
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Last verified October 2026. Details change; confirm with the inn before you book.