How do I find the B and B at Civano?

From I-10, take exit 275 and turn north on Houghton Road . Go through four traffic lights and begin looking for the Civano Plant Nursery on the right 5+/- miles. Turn in at the nursery and go straight to the stop sign. Turn right and the second block on the left is a three-unit town house. The B & B is the middle unit.

How far is it to the University of Arizona?

Approximately 25 minutes.

How far is it to the airport?

A very easy 20 minutes (6.13 miles.)

Are there bicycles for use?

Yes, there are two bikes perfect for a leisurely ride through the neighborhood.

What about lunch?

Tucson is a great restaurant town. Ask me and I will guide you to the best Mexican hot dog stand or pizza or Thai food, or you name it - Tucson has it.

Do you accept Master Card and Visa?

Yes

Is there a meeting room available?

Reservations can be made for the meeting room next door. It includes a spacious room, with a table for 8, accessible kitchen, conversation area and restroom.

Got golf?

Two courses within 10 minutes. There are 40 golf courses in Tucson .

Can we go to Mexico?

Yes, great shopping for souvenirs in Nogales , Sonora . Bring your passport. It is about a 2 hour drive.

Things to see and do in Tucson :

A world class Desert Museum; Sabino Canyon for moonlit tram rides, Tohono Chul for art, native landscape, and lunch; world class spas; horse riding at local stables; 4 th Avenue Street Fair in the spring and fall.

Kitt Peak observatory, home of the tall white telescope silos, is a 45 minute drive.

In February, Tucson is host to the most amazing International Gem Show. In the market for a “rock” or perhaps rocks. . . . you have to see it to believe it.

Patagonia, hot spot for birders, is 51 miles south of Civano. Makes a great day trip.

From San Xavier Mission to the top of Mt. Lemon , Tucson offers an enormous diversity of sights and entertainment.