The topographic features of one of the tracts, Middle-Verde reservation, are intermittent streams, rivers, and terraces adjacent to the river. Stream deposits are of great economic importance to the inhabitants of Verde Valley because they constitute the flood plain of the Verde River which supports the major agriculture development in the Valley. Approximately 180 acres of the Camp Verde Reservation are leased for irrigated agriculture. Beef and dairy cattle, poultry and irrigated crops of hay, grain, and fruit provide most of the income for the area residents. Cattle are grazed on another 180 acres of the Camp Verde Reservation rangeland.
Tourism is also a key feature of the reservation.
Attractions The Montezuma Castle National Monument, in conjunction with the Cliff Castle Casino, have proved to be a tremendous draw for tourists coming to Camp Verde. Montezuma Castle, along with Montezuma Well and Tuzigoot, are prehistoric Indian cliff dwellings that lure curious tourists to the area and are within close proximity to the reservation. Other nearby fascinating attractions are the red rocks of Sedona, the famous ghost mining town of Jerome, and the Fort Verde State Park of Camp Verde. All of these attractions are located within the beautiful Verde Valley surrounded by mountains with trout filled streams. All local communities have adequate lodging, restaurants and fast-food facilities.