Located in the heart of Cottonwood, this quiet and well-kept RV park offers a unique investment opportunity with 10 RV spaces currently occupied by long-term residents, providing immediate in-place income and future upside. All RV space leases are month-to-month, creating an excellent opportunity for a new owner to increase rents over time. The property also includes a one-bedroom single-family home, currently leased to a sober living organization for $1,200 per month, but it would also make an ideal owner's residence or manager's home.IMPORTANT TO READ THE SUPPLIMENTAL SECTION! The property shows pride of ownership and features attractive touches throughout, including mature landscaping, shade trees, white picket fencing, and a neat, welcoming atmosphere. The single-family home appears nicely maintained with a bright interior, updated finishes, a charming dining nook, and an attractive bathroom. Residents also enjoy a common laundry room with coin-operated machines as well as a community BBQ area, adding convenience and appeal for tenants. The park is very quiet and offers a comfortable setting for long-term occupancy. Cottonwood is one of the Verde Valley's most desirable communities, known for its small-town charm, beautiful scenery, and strong tourism draw. The property is ideally situated between Jerome, Sedona, and Camp Verde, placing it near some of Northern Arizona's most popular attractions. Nearby highlights include Old Town Cottonwood, with its shops, restaurants, tasting rooms, and local events, as well as Tuzigoot National Monument, Dead Horse Ranch State Park, the Verde River, hiking and biking trails, wine country destinations, and countless outdoor recreation opportunities. This central location makes the property appealing for both residents and investors looking to benefit from the continued popularity of the Verde Valley. Buyer to verify all facts, figures, measurements, rents, lease terms, zoning, and any other material information. Cottonwood is located in the heart of Arizona's scenic Verde Valley, along the Verde River and between the communities of Sedona, Jerome, Clarkdale and Camp Verde. With an estimated 2025 population of approximately **12,700 residents**, Cottonwood combines the convenience of a regional commercial center with the relaxed character of a smaller Arizona community. Its elevation of roughly 3,300 to 3,900 feet provides a generally milder climate than the Phoenix metropolitan area. ### Major Employers and Economic Base Cottonwood serves as an employment, healthcare, retail and service hub for much of the Verde Valley. Major employment sectors include: * Healthcare and medical services, led by **Verde Valley Medical Center and Northern Arizona Healthcare** * Public education, including the **Cottonwood-Oak Creek School District** and **Mingus Union High School District** * Municipal and government services through the **City of Cottonwood** * Retail and consumer services, including major employers such as **Walmart, Home Depot, Fry's Food Stores, Safeway and Food City** * Hospitality, restaurants, wineries, tourism and recreation-related businesses The city actively supports business attraction, expansion, redevelopment and tourism-related economic development. ([Cottonwood AZ][2]) ### Tourism and Area Attractions Cottonwood is widely recognized as the **heart of the Verde Valley wine region**. Historic Old Town Cottonwood features a walkable Main Street lined with tasting rooms, restaurants, cafés, boutiques, antique stores, galleries and locally owned businesses. The Verde Valley Wine Trail connects Cottonwood with numerous nearby wineries, vineyards and tasting destinations. ([Old Town Cottonwood][3]) Nearby attractions include: **Sedona:** A convenient drive from Cottonwood, Sedona is internationally known for its red-rock scenery, art galleries, Jeep tours and more than 300 miles of hiking and biking trails. ([Visit Sedona][4]) **Jerome:** The historic hillside mining town of Jerome overlooks Cottonwood and the Verde Valley. Today, it is a popular visitor destination featuring historic buildings, museums, galleries, restaurants, specialty shops and sweeping valley views. ([Visit Arizona][5]) **Tuzigoot National Monument:** Located just outside Cottonwood, Tuzigoot preserves a historic 110-room hilltop pueblo built by the Sinagua people approximately 1,000 years ago. Visitors can explore the pueblo, museum and trails overlooking Tavasci Marsh and the Verde Valley. ([National Park Service][6]) **Dead Horse Ranch State Park:** Located in Cottonwood, this popular state park offers camping, fishing, kayaking, birdwatching, mountain biking and more than 20 miles of shared-use trails through high-desert and Verde River environments. ([Arizona State Parks][7]) **Verde River and Verde River Greenway:** The Verde River provides opportunities for paddling, fishing, wildlife viewing and scenic walks beneath mature cottonwood and sycamore trees. The Jail Trail River Walk begins near Old Town and follows a scenic 1.6-mile loop beside the river. ([Cottonwood AZ][8]) ### Recreation and Quality of Life Outdoor recreation is a major part of the Cottonwood lifestyle. Residents and visitors enjoy hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, fishing, kayaking, birdwatching, stargazing and exploring nearby state and national parks. The Lime Kiln Trail also connects the Cottonwood area with Red Rock State Park near Sedona, providing a scenic regional trail route through the Verde Valley. ([Arizona State Parks][9]) With its central Verde Valley location, regional healthcare and shopping, historic downtown, expanding wine and tourism industries, and close proximity to Sedona, Jerome, Tuzigoot National Monument and extensive outdoor recreation, Cottonwood offers an attractive combination of small-town character, natural beauty and regional accessibility.