Sedona Timeshares

Surround yourself with red sandstone and the natural beauty that is Sedona, Arizona. This popular vacation spot is loved for its weather, landscape, and amenities. Sedona timeshare resales and rentals are an ideal way to save money on your next vacation. Check out our inventory to find thousands of discounted timeshares for your next vacation.

588 Resales available $1 - $80,000 46 Rentals available $200 - $2,200 per stay

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Timeshares in Sedona, Arizona

You might be seeing red when you visit Sedona, but it’s not because you’re angry. Travelers come from all over the world to experience this city's red rocks and everything else it has to offer. Outside recreation is its main attraction and its desert yet rocky landscape is the perfect place for people of all ages to play. Hike your way across Red Rock State Park, visit the Palatki Heritage Site, test the limits with the Vortexes, and even make your way to the Chapel of the Holy Cross, a church that was designed to fit into the red rocks.

Much of Sedona is at a 4,500-foot elevation in the north part of the Sonoran Desert. Known for its red sandstone, Sedona is the perfect spot for an outdoor vacation and exploration. There are just over 1.8 million acres of National forests, which means these breathtaking landscapes and scenic views are being preserved for visitors to enjoy and discover. With Arizona’s mild winters and hot summers, you will be happy you stopped in no matter what time of year.

Finding the perfect Sedona timeshare in your price range can be difficult, but it is achievable with timeshare resales and rentals. With more questions about the by-owner advertisements for resorts in Sedona, AZ or to learn more about how we can help you find an affordable timeshare resale or rental, please fill out our contact form or give our timeshare specialists at call today at 1-877-815-4227.

Places to Visit with a Sedona Timeshare

  • In northern Sedona in the Coconino National Forest is a river gorge named Oak Creek Canyon. At the base is one of the few streams to survive in the Arizona desert which helped carve the canyon that has an average elevation of 7,200 feet. Explore by swimming, fishing, and hiking.
  • Cathedral Rock might look familiar, it’s because it’s one of the most photographed places in Arizona. It is located in the Coconino National Forest and is a must-see stop during your vacation. There are trails you can walk or run, and some climbing areas. This is a perfect spot for the whole family.
  • Sycamore Canyon is located partially in the Coconino National Forest, the Prescott National Forest, and the Kaibab National Forest. It’s the second largest Canyon in Arizona, and is known for its vibrant cliffs, trails for hiking and horseback riding, and the beautiful Sycamore Falls.
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Top Sedona Resorts

Sedona timeshare options include some of the biggest names in the resort industry, such as Hyatt, Diamond, and Wyndham. Many of their resorts also have affiliations with international exchange programs such as RCI and Interval International, which makes trading your timeshare for a comparable alternative possible.

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Things to Do in Sedona

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Sedona Spas

With many native people and settlers finding comfort in Sedona’s outdoors, it’s no surprise it is a city focused on health and wellness. There are a number of world-class spas, salons, yoga, and other wellness activities that help connect visitors with the red-rock temples and with their own spiritual healing.

Outdoor Recreation

Sedona has an extremely unique landscape and there are plenty of ways to play on the terrain. Make your way through the 1.8 million acres of National forests by biking, climbing, fishing, hiking, ATVing, rafting, horseback riding, running, or even skiing during the winter season. You’ll never get bored here.

Sightseeing & Tours

Slide Rock State Park, Red Rock State Park, Oak Creek Canyon, and over a dozen other outdoor playgrounds exist in this one city. These spectacular views should be experienced in real time, and Sedona has a tour for everyone. Jeeps, Segways, bikes, ATV, air balloons, and helicopter tours are just a few of the ways you can see all of this cities wonder.

Sedona Golf

Not only are these golf courses maintained better than almost anywhere else, they also have some of the most incredible views. There are just a few courses in town, but they are held to the highest of standards. Once you play a round on a Sedona golf resort, you’ll never want to play anywhere else.

Sedona Dining & Food

Much like the rest of the Southwest, Sedona is inspired by the cultures that have inhabited it for so many years. With big Native American, Spanish, and Mexican influences, many of the best dishes found in Sedona have a lot of flavor, originality, and at every price point imaginable. All you have to do is find the ones you love most.

Closest Airports

Most commonly, visitors will use Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport and either drive the two hours to Sedona or take a connecting flight to Flagstaff Pulliam Airport before making the 40-minute drive to Sedona.

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