Cottonwood Car Rental Comparison

This page compares the cheapest car rental in Cottonwood.

Population: 14,000
Best Way to Travel: Car
#1 Thing to do: Blazin’M Ranch Wild West Adventure
#2 Thing to do: Verde Valley Olive Oil Traders
#3 Thing to do: Arizona Stronghold Vineyards Tasting Room

Fun Fact: Cottonwood is called the “Old Town City” because of its many historic attractions
#1 Car Rental Company: Enterprise, Budget

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Alamosa
Alamosa was founded in 1878 when a group of settlers stopped on a bend in the Rio Grande near the shade of a grove of cottonwood trees and named the city after the trees. The city attracted visitors and settlers because it was easy to access San Luis Valley from here. The protected monuments and reserves around the city is a very scenic place of beauty attracting many tourists every year.

Cottonwood
Cottonwood is located in the Verde Valley in Arizona. The grove of 16 cottonwood trees near the River Verde lent the name cottonwood to the city. It has an area of 27.6 sq km. What makes Cottonwood unique is the sight of innumerable hues bestowed by nature to the landscape. The red and black rocks of the surrounding mountains blending with emerald greenery of forest and azure waters of the Verde River ranks Cottonwood as a location of unsurpassable beauty.

Alamogordo
Alamogordo, meaning “fat cottonwood” in Spanish is in New Mexico. Its fame lies in the fact that first atom bomb testing was done here and also that the first chimp to go to space was born here.