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Camp Tubac / Nov 05 → 08 / 2026
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Four days for builders who still dream · Desert winter 2026

Tom Talks Camp Tubac Winter '26

Out in the desert. Off the record.

Invite only · up to 75 50 casitas · rooms are limited
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TT MASCOT / ONE CHILL COWPOKE
Dates Nov 05 → 08, 2026
Format 4 Days · 1 Ranch
Access Invite Only · Up to 75
Location Tubac, Arizona

Built for builders. Not for takers.

Tom Talks · The Hustle Era · Camp Tubac
01

What this is

We end the year with a splash. Our first ever retreat.

A long weekend to trade hustle stories. Your dreams, your struggles, and the journey in between.

Not for profit. Nobody's selling anything. One room, as one.

FoundersOperatorsCreativesEngineersPeople who ship
This is not

a conference

a corporate offsite

a wellness retreat

a place to pitch anyone

This is the place for the dreamers

It's for you if you're stuck.
It's for you if you want to give back.
It's for you if you want to see what's new.
Tom on the mic in a packed room at a Tom Talks night
OC / The Mic Moment
Full room at Tom Talks x Palette with live performances on the big screen
OC / Palette Night · Full Room
Guests trading stories over cocktails before dinner
OC / Connecting
Dinner tables full of guests at a Tom Talks night
OC / Good Vibes
Group photo of builders posing together at a Tom Talks night
OC / The Crew

Moments from Tom Talks nights / more dropping in soon

Otero Ranch · Est. 1789 · Tubac AZ
02

The place

Tubac Golf Resort & Spa. A working ranch turned hideaway resort on a 1789 Spanish land grant, 45 minutes south of Tucson.

4.6 1,424 Google reviews

Fourteen hundred people rated this place and it still holds a 4.6. That is not a number you fake. Snapshot as of July 2026

50Hacienda style casitas. Leather couches, fireplaces, patios on the fairway.
27Holes of championship golf. Tin Cup was filmed here in 1996.
3,000Square feet of earth inspired spa. Plus three restaurants on the ranch.
The Otero Ranch archway at the resort entrance, established 1789
The Otero Ranch gate / est. 1789
Casita bedroom with a four poster bed and a lit fireplace
Your casita / fireplace included
Casita living room with leather couches and a kiva fireplace
Casita living room / leather and firelight
The Bar at Stables with real horse saddles as bar stools
The Bar at Stables / yes, the stools are saddles
Dining room at Stables Ranch Grille
Stables Ranch Grille / where breakfast happens
Guests having coffee on the La Cantina patio under mesquite trees
La Cantina / coffee on the fairway
Adobe brick casitas and green lawns on the resort grounds
The grounds / adobe, lawns, mountain light
03

House rules

R.01

No Ego

Titles stay at the airport.

R.02

No Fluff

The polished version lives on LinkedIn. Not here.

R.03

Builders Only

Everyone in the room is making something. That's the filter.

R.04

Champion Something

Everyone brings one thing. Nobody just attends.

R.05

No Complaints

See something wrong? Fix it.

R.06

Off The Record

What's said here stays here.

04

The shape of it

One kickoff night. One deep day. One adventure.

Stay at the resort, book a casita early Bring cocktail attire Small groups, capped on purpose

Pick a day:

Check in · Settle into the ranch

Afternoon
Arrive & check in Group shuttle from PHX Airport and Scottsdale Hotel Valley Ho. One fixed pickup. Miss it and you get yourself to the ranch. Included in your resort fee. Coming on your own? Book with the hotel, rent a car, or fly into Tucson, about 40 minutes away. Drop your bags in your casita. The retreat starts when you do.
7:30 PM
Opening dinner buffet Covered by your resort fee. Casual is the theme. Your first chance to get to know everyone.
05

The cost

We're not profiting from this. We'll likely be under. The goal is the best experience possible.

A good weekend budget $1,500 to $2,000 per person
Lodging and the resort fee are the core. Horseback riding, spa, golf, and the other a la carte picks are why you'd land toward $2,000. Flights are on you.

The resort fee is charged when you book. Through Sept 14: $500. Through Oct 15: $750. After that: $1,000.

01Resort fee · every meal, private rooms, group transport$500 per person
02Lodging · 3 nights in a casitaAbout $1,000 per room
03Your flightYou book
04Extras · spa, golf, horsebackA la carte
Lodging · book with the resort

$1,000 / 3 nights

  • King casita. One big bed, all yours, about $1,000 for the three nights.
  • Queen casita, 2 beds. Same price, easier to split. Share it and you each pay about $500.
  • You book your room directly with the resort. The resort fee is charged when you book, at the rate in effect that day.
Resort fee · all inclusive

$500 / person

  • Through Sept 14 $500 Now
  • Sept 15 to Oct 15 $750 Now
  • After Oct 15 $1,000 Now
  • Thursdaydinner buffet
  • Fridaybreakfast, lunch, and dinner
  • Saturdaybreakfast, lunch, and dinner buffet
  • Sundaybreakfast
  • The private rooms we reserve for Friday's breakouts and workshops
  • Group transportation, the Phoenix and Scottsdale runs
A la carte · you pick, you pay

On top

  • Spa. Treatments at the resort, you book what you want.
  • Horseback riding. Out on the ranch, spots are capped.
  • Golf. The Tin Cup 27, if you want a round.
  • More group activities, list updating soon
  • Optional. These are why $2,000 is a comfortable number, not a required one.
PHX → Scottsdale → Tubac
06

Getting there

Make the group shuttle and transportation is covered by your resort fee.

Fly into Phoenix Sky Harbor (PHX). The shuttle does the desert driving, you do the talking. Pickup is one fixed time. Miss it and you get yourself to the ranch.

Nov 5
Pickup · Phoenix Sky Harbor (PHX) Fixed pickup. Time posts closer to November. Miss it and you arrange your own ride to Tubac.
Nov 5
Pickup · Hotel Valley Ho, Scottsdale 6850 E Main St, Scottsdale, AZ 85251. Same shuttle, same window. Miss it and you get yourself to the ranch.
Nov 5 → 8
Tubac Golf Resort & Spa Home for the weekend. 65 Avenida de Otero, Tubac, AZ 85646.
Nov 8
Dropoff · Hotel Valley Ho, Scottsdale 6850 E Main St, Scottsdale, AZ 85251. Fixed departure after breakfast. Miss it and you arrange your own ride back. Plan flights out of PHX for the evening or stay a night in Scottsdale.

Flying into Tucson (TUS) instead? The resort is only 40 minutes from TUS, but the group shuttle runs out of Phoenix and Scottsdale only, so you'd grab your own ride down.

07

Champion something

Nobody attends this retreat. Everybody hosts a piece of it.

Tell us what you're bringing when you RSVP. Small is fine.

Champion A Story

Team up if you want. Co-host with someone in the room. Collaboration counts double.

08

Voices from the room

Four speakers. Four stories. Tap to watch

Han Eats Professional Foodie 1M+ following
Han Eats
Richard Henne Co-Founder Ivory Ella
Richard Henne
Michael Lai Founder Asianfeed
Michael Lai
Tammy Phan CEO Luxe Du Jour
Tammy Phan
Aug → Sep → Oct → Nov
09

How this unfolds

Three months, three steps. It starts with the form.

Requesting an invite in August costs you nothing. Rooms are limited, so the earlier you reach out, the easier everything after it gets.

August
Say you'd like to come Fill out the form and tell us you're interested. Nothing is locked in and nothing is owed.
September
Spots get confirmed We start confirming seats and hotel booking opens, so you can lock your casita with the resort.
October
Kickoff calls We get everyone on a call, settle what each person is championing, and align on how to make it the best weekend possible.
Access / Invite Only / Up to 75 / 2026

Get to the ranch

75 seats. One desert weekend. Tell us what you'd champion. We reply personally. Nothing here is for sale.

Application received. Not confirmed until your welcome email with room payment info. Keep Nov 5 to 8, 2026 open.

Nov 05 → 08, 2026 · Not for profit · Tubac AZ · Off the record