Two while in the states start a outdoors leadership retreat and take people on adventures, canoeing, rock climbing, camping, hiking etc for people in the professional world who need to unplug from their phones and practice mindfulness.

I'm with @Cody L. that you should focus on renting the entire units, with the added idea that you might approach O&G companies directly and let them use the properties as a man-camp.  2 birds, 1 stone.   

Oroville isn't that nice but considering that so many people moved there after the camp fire last year the housing market really took off and prices became outrageous. 

My interests are cooking, astronomy, fishing, hiking, camping, biking, model rocketry, just to name a few.I'm excited about starting this chapter in my life and I look forward to networking and contributing to the BP nation.

They commute from Camp Verde or Cottonwood, which is 30-40 min each way (assuming the 179 isn't backed up in/out of Sedona)

We have a group that meets monthly in an anti-seminar/boot camp sales manner.Let's connect privately and come join us.Roger 

I was also in the camp of buy materials yourself for most of the reasons David Greene has highlighted.  

I'm in the same camp as @Kevin Powell on this one.

. :) I read this somewhere on BP and found this to be a good explanation too: A = you and your family would live in itB= you and your family could live in itC = you and your family could live in it if it were an emergency D = you’d rather be camping @brandon @Brandon Barnic sorry for the late response - didn't see it until now. 

Camp Grounds?