Tu'nlii House: Creekfront for 9 | Hot Tub, Fire Pi

Families book Tu'nlii when the photos catch their eye and the stay wins them over: creekfront views, room to spread out, and evenings that never quite leave the property. Four bedrooms sleep nine on 2.6 acres along Oak Creek. Strong AC, a stocked kitchen, a secret bookshelf door kids love, and outdoor space for creek walks, sunsets, and fire pit nights. "The pictures don't do this place justice. It is breathtaking! Book this place you will not regret it!" - Jacquelyn, May 2026 The space The house sits on a hill overlooking the meadow, mountains, and creek. Guests often say they planned outings but ended up staying in to play games, watch sunsets, and gather around the fire pit. Inside: open living with big windows, four bedrooms including a bunk room for kids, and a secret bookshelf door to the lower level for movies and games on hot afternoons. Outside: cedar hot tub, fire pit, covered deck, hammocks, picnic spots, and a trail to Oak Creek. Dogs and kids love roaming the grounds and splashing in the water. "We sat by the creek, hung out by the firepit, and used the great soaking tub." - Alex, February 2026 Guest access You have full access to Tu'nlii House and the creekfront grounds. A private trail leads to Oak Creek. In summer, guests wade in, sit in the shade along the bank, or listen to the water from the deck and fire pit. The bookshelf door opens to the lower entertainment level. Outdoor areas include the cedar hot tub, fire pit, covered deck, and hammocks. The lower property is not fenced so wildlife can move through. Please stay within the marked property boundaries. Other things to note Tu'nlii House and Pitchner Place share the same property, but each unit has its own entrance and outdoor areas. Summer evenings often cool into the 60s, which makes the hot tub and fire pit easy to enjoy after sunset. Tu'nlii House is sustainability-certified through Sustonica (#94497144). The home uses solar water heating, EV charging, and eco-friendly products. Monthly contributions go to Friends of the Verde River. Tu'nlii means river in Apache. The house was built around Oak Creek and the sound of running water.