You feel so secure, there seems to be no need to lock your room or worry about valuables. Telephones and television were finally installed in the rooms, much to the chagrin of the old timers. For those with children, the Caballeros Kids Program offers activities at no extra charge such as counselor-led rides, swimming, hiking, arts and crafts and planned evening activities as well. Four tennis courts are kept busy throughout the day. Skeet and trap shooting are available, as is an informative morning nature walk, afternoon tea, hayrides, cookouts and daily scheduled events.
Activities are wide ranging but the ambience is laid back and over-easy.
You can sit in the living room by the fireplace and read a book. Lots of people do. The room, which is right out of the Hearst Castle mold, has a flagstone floor, rough-hewed adobe style walls, beamed ceilings, tile topped tables, and a small grand piano. Adjoining, are a game room, library and billiard table. Whether you are a golfer, rider or both, allow time for the fine Desert Caballeros Western Museum in Wickenburg.