Ranch Casita
$125/night, double occ. No dogs
The Gallina people occupied this canyon roughly 1050–1300 CE; the ranch and river take their name from them.
The most comfortable of the three - a hot water shower and flushing toilet, a short mile walk to the river. Good for a couple who still wants a few comforts in a wilderness oasis.
- Max occupancy 4
- Hot shower & flush toilet
- 1 mile to the Rio Chama
- 4-night minimum stay
- Open May 1 – Sep 18
- $60.50 / extra guest, night
Availability
Season runs through September 18. Tax and cleaning fee are already in the nightly rate.
Anasazi
$125/night, double occ. Dogs welcome
The biggest of the three - room for a full crew, plus the "Shark Tank" to cool off in.
The one for a reunion or a big group of friends. Sleeps up to twelve, dogs are welcome, and there's a hot shower plus a two-seater outhouse for when the line gets long.
- Max occupancy 12
- Hot shower
- Two-seater outhouse
- 2 miles to the Rio Chama
- 4-night minimum stay
- Open May 1 – Sep 18
Availability
Season runs through September 18. Tax and cleaning fee are already in the nightly rate.
Wilderness Jacal
$125/night, double occ. Dogs welcome
The furthest from the main ranch, with access to endless side canyons and a trail up the north mesa.
For people who want the ranch at its most wild. Sink with water, but we haul drinking water to the cabin before you arrive. The deck has two small beds under shelter, with a view of the canyon and the mesa to the south.
- Max occupancy 4
- Solar shower bag
- Outhouse
- 4-night minimum stay
- Open Jun 1 – Sep 13
- Shortest season of the three
Availability
Season runs through September 13 — the shortest of the three cabins.