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 real hot shower and flushing toilet, a short mile walk to the river. Good for a couple or a small family who still wants a few creature comforts out here.
- 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 out and the plainest of the three — solar shower bag, outhouse, and not much else between you and the canyon.
For people who want the ranch at its most stripped-down. No plumbing to speak of, just a solar shower bag and an outhouse — and a sleeping porch, screened in against bugs but open to the canyon air on every side.
- 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.