Pine/Strawberry boasts A mild climate, fresh mountain air, fertile soil, and, of course, plenty of towering pine trees. This small community that hugs the scenic Mogollon Rim between Payson and Camp Verde continues to thrive. Notable sights within the town include the historic post office, established in 1884, and the Pine-Strawberry Museum, which opened in 1979 and takes its name from Pine and its sister community of Strawberry. Featuring artifacts that focus on the prehistory and history of towns, this gem is a must-see during your visit. Looking to get out of town for a bit? Nearby Bear Canyon Lake and Knoll Lake offer plenty of outdoor fun. Pitch a tent, cast a line for rainbow, brown, and brook trout, or just enjoying taking a boat out on the sparkling water. Wrap your arms around one of the huge Ponderosa Pines that have been growing for hundreds of years in the Tonto National Forest Preserve that surrounds the quaint mountain town of Strawberry. About 10 miles south of town examine another natural wonder, Tonto Natural Bridge – one of the world's only natural travertine bridges. The beauty doesn't stop there. This lovely town at the base of Arizona's famous Mogollon Rim also has seven lakes nearby. The fishing can't be beat! Gold in the hills – discovered around 1875 – began the influx of settlers to the area. It was these early residents that gave Strawberry its colorful name, inspired by the wild strawberries that grew across the land. They also established the Strawberry Schoolhouse in 1885. It still stands today as the oldest schoolhouse in Arizona and is open for tours May through mid-October. Time your visit right to take part in the annual Pine-Strawberry Summer Fest, usually in early June. Small-town charm, beautiful scenery, cool mountain air, live music, crafts, and food fill the festival weekend.

The brand new model home in the exclusive Pine neighborhood of Woodshire is the perfect retreat for a relaxing getaway. Breathtaking views of the pine, cool in the summer and light snow cover in the winter makes this perfect year round. Step into the cabin and be immediately greeted with unobstructed views of the Tonto National Forest. Every window has a mountain view and vibe of being tucked into the pines. The open floor plan has a large contemporary living and dining space with a beautiful fireplace at the center that will easily accommodate all guests. The gourmet kitchen has everything you will need and more to prepare meals, entertain and get ready for an outdoor BBQ. The kitchen also has a eat-in breakfast bar. The wraparound porch has those outdoor views, BBQ luxurious seating for lounging with coffee or a glass of wine. Back inside are 3 bedrooms in this split floor plan design. The master to the south has a king bed and large television plus a master en-suite with double sinks and a walk in shower. On the north side of the home are two bedrooms and a bath. The private bedroom 2nd has a queen bed and ample closet with access to the large hall bath with a tub/shower combination. The private 3rd bedroom has 2 full-sized bunk beds and TV which is perfect for the kids. This bedroom also shares the hall bath. There are a few steps getting into the cabin, but then one-story living throughout. There is an in-home laundry room as well as fast wifi and excellent TV service. . Book this now, it will not last long. This property is pet-friendly with a USD 50 fee per pet for any length of stay.. PET FEE IS CHARGED AFTER THE RESERVATION IS FINALIZED Dog-friendly home with a fee. Max 2 dogs per visit. Absolutely no cats. Monthly stays are welcome inquire about rates.

This home can experience inclement weather in the winter months. A guest may need to utilize an all-wheel or front-wheel drive/high clearance vehicle to access the home, depending upon recent snowfall or rainfall. All efforts possible are provided to ensure homes are easily accessible, but we still recommend that guests purchase travel insurance if there are any worries about experiencing northern Arizona winter weather.