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program in 1990,” says current Sedona Timeshare Resales owner
Rod Goebel. Arroyo Roble Resort is a 65-villa timeshare resort started in 1983; by 1988 the resort was sold out. The developers, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Evans, of Scottsdale, Arizona , could have built 85 villas on 9.5 acres
between Oak Creek and Highway 89a. Instead, they opted to build only 72 villas because they didn't want to remove any trees. Seven of these units,
built directly on Oak Creek, are now part of the 66-room Arroyo Roble
Best Western Hotel owned by the Evans family.
The Evanses build quality. No prefab or frame stucco for them. They build
with concrete block that doesn't require painting. With about $250,000 in
the homeowners reserve, the resort is now and has always been debt free.
Rod took over the company with this philosophy in mind: “I never hold
high-pressure sales meetings or take listings from other resorts. I like to
sell what I know. We've never charged an upfront fee and never plan to.
Sedona Timeshare Resales is a one-person shop.”
At an average of 85 resales a year, Arroyo Roble remains one of Arizona's highest ranked RCI Gold Crown Timeshare resorts.