Pictures do not do it justice. A breathtaking creekfront home on a hill overlooking Oak Creek, with room for 9, a secret bookshelf door, hot tub, and fire pit. Peaceful Cornville wine country, 25 min to Sedona.

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

David and Nadine are available by text before and during your stay. Ask about kid-friendly creek spots, shaded hikes, winery patios, or anything else you need.

They are not on site, but many guests are return visitors who mention feeling at home and planning their next trip before they leave.

"This is our second time staying and the house felt just like home. I can't wait to come back!" - Richelle, March 2026

Cornville is a quieter alternative to staying in Sedona, with easy access to wine country and outdoor trips.

Shaded creek canyons and vineyard patios are close by, and days run cooler than Phoenix. Page Springs Cellars is about 10 minutes away. More than 20 tasting rooms sit within a 15-minute drive.

Guests like being peaceful and away from the tourist areas while still close to Sedona, Cottonwood, and Camp Verde for day trips.

Nearby outings include West Fork when the trail is open, Slide Rock, Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock, Old Town Cottonwood, and Jerome. Swimming at Slide Rock is best from late spring through early fall. Many families plan Sedona trips, then spend more time on the property than they expected.

You have full access to Tu'nlii House and the creekfront grounds.

A private trail leads to Oak Creek. Sit on the bank, or listen to the water from the deck and fire pit. The creek bank is there year-round. Wading is best from late spring through early fall.

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.

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.

Outside: cedar hot tub, fire pit, covered deck, hammocks, picnic spots, and a trail to Oak Creek. Dogs and kids roam the grounds. They can splash when the creek is right for it, late spring through early fall.

"We sat by the creek, hung out by the firepit, and used the great soaking tub." - Alex, February 2026

Distances from Tu'nlii House:
- Page Springs Cellars: 10 min
- Verde Valley wineries: within 15 min
- Old Town Cottonwood: 15 min
- Sedona: 25 min
- Slide Rock State Park: 40 min
- Jerome: 25 min
- Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport: 2 hours

Parking is on site. Level 2 Tesla/EV charging is included.

A fall day: time on the creek, a winery late afternoon, hot tub after dark. Color along Oak Creek is often strongest from mid-October into early November.

Tu'nlii House and Pitchner Place share the same property, but each unit has its own entrance and outdoor areas.

Once the sun drops, the hot tub and fire pit are the plan.

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.