07/02/2026
🇺🇸 Your Ultimate Fourth of July Weekend Starts in Kirkland!
Celebrate America’s 250th anniversary the Kirkland way! Make Kirkland’s Saloon your home base for a full, adventure-packed Fourth of July weekend—dry camp beside our rodeo arena, with the saloon just steps away where modern-day wild west cowboys gather, and spend your days roaming the beauty of Yavapai County. From the quiet charm of Skull Valley to the winding roads through Yarnell, the energy of Prescott and Whiskey Row, and the fun of Prescott Valley, your campsite at Kirkland’s is the launching point for it all!
FRIDAY, JULY 3 – Holly Jo LIVE, 6–9 PM
Roll in Friday, set up camp, and kick off the 250th celebration under big desert skies. Holly Jo’s amazing voice and classic country soundtrack your first night, with cold drinks, good food, and one of the most authentic Wild West saloons in Arizona just a short walk from your rig or tent. There’s nothing more American than camping outdoors next to the arena, gathering with friends, and soaking up that small-town Western hospitality.
Prescott Frontier Days, Inc. - World's Oldest Rodeo– WE’RE A PROUD SPONSOR
Your Kirkland home base puts you close to Prescott Frontier Days, Inc. – the World’s Oldest Rodeo, and we’re proud to stand behind it as a sponsor! Spend your day at the rodeo soaking in bucking chutes, arena dust, and century-old Western tradition, then head back “home” to Kirkland’s to wind down around the saloon with fellow rodeo and ranch folks. It’s the perfect way to experience the heritage that built this county while still camping in the heart of your own Wild West!
SATURDAY, JULY 4 – JOHNNY YOUNG 1–4 PM & 6–9 PM
Spend the Fourth exploring the county by day, then come “home” to Kirkland’s for live music that doesn’t quit. Start your Fourth of July afternoon with Johnny Young’s high-energy country set from 1–4 pm, kick back for food, cold drinks, and saloon stories, and you’ll still have plenty of time to roll into town for Prescott Freedom Festival & Fireworks once the sun goes down. Two big sets at Kirkland’s, one epic day, and a night that ends under the glow of fireworks after a full dose of Wild West.
SUNDAY, JULY 5 – Bud Tyndale & BLOODY MARY BAR, 1–4 PM
Cap off your holiday weekend the Kirkland way. On Sunday, Bud Tyndale keeps the good times rolling from 1–4 pm with live music and easygoing, front-porch vibes while we serve up our famous Bloody Mary bar. It’s the perfect send-off: a relaxed afternoon of music, brunch-style drinks, and one last gathering at the saloon before you pack up camp and head home with a whole weekend of Wild West memories!
DRY CAMPING RESERVATIONS OPEN
Make Kirkland’s your holiday ranch base:
Dry camping on-site beside the rodeo arena
Easy day trips to Skull Valley, Yarnell, Prescott, Whiskey Row and Prescott Valley
Authentic saloon atmosphere with cowboys, ranch folks, and travelers swapping stories
Live music, great food, and cold drinks all weekend, plus our Sunday Bloody Mary
This year, don’t just watch the fireworks… LIVE the 250th. Reserve your dry camping spot, tag your road-trip crew, and turn your Fourth of July weekend into a full-throttle Kirkland Wild West adventure—exploring the best of this beautiful county by day, starting your Fourth with Johnny at the saloon, and ending the night under fireworks in town!