Posted in New Mexico
October 09, 2016
These 11 Cozy Cabins Are Everything You Need For The Ultimate Fall Getaway In New Mexico
Fall is the perfect season to immerse yourself in nature. Cabins are typically situated in rustic locales, and renting one allows you to unwind, while soaking in the fall colors. Here are 11 cozy New Mexico cabins that you’ll want to stay in this fall:
If the idea of snuggling up in front of a double-sided fireplace or soaking in a two-person whirlpool tub appeals, check out these four cabins in Ruidoso. More info here.
Stay in an 100-year-old, restored log cabin that is located in the Santa Fe National Forest. This quaint cabin is riverfront and has private fishing rights. It comes with amenities such as a full kitchen and wifi (but not TV). More info here.
The cabins here sit on the banks of the Rio Chama, which provides a relaxing soundtrack throughout your stay. These rustic cabins are available in a range of sizes - with or without a kitchen – and they’re all pet-friendly.
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There are 35 fully-equipped cabins here. Although each of them is a little different, they’re all extremely comfortable. The cabins are close to both the Rio Ruidoso and to town. Of course you can just hang out on the covered front porch and watch for passing deer. More info here.
These cabins are snug yet homey and are located just steps away from hiking trails. The Hideout Cabin is especially popular because it offers the most privacy. Each cabin has a different owner, so you need to book through AirBnB or Hummingbird Cabin Rentals. (The drive in can be challenging if you don’t have 4WD.) More info here.
Enjoy all the comforts of home (such as wifi, satellite TV, and a full kitchen) in a stunning setting. Each cabin has a covered porch and expansive views. The location couldn’t be better – close to Silver City and to the Gila National Forest. More info here.
The one-room cabins at this KOA are a great compromise between tent camping and a hotel. Inside, you’ll find a full bed and a set of bunk beds. Each cabin also has a dinky covered deck. However, this is definitely a glamping experience – guests use the campground’s restrooms and must provide their own linens.
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These historic log cabins are located on an organic goji berry farm, near Taos. This is a great option if you’re looking for a cozy spot to go off-grid. Most of the cabins are heated with wood-fired stoves and come with a kitchenette. Famous folk have stayed here in the past; author Aldous Huxley (who wrote “Brave New World”) used to live in one of these cabins (pictured).
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You’ll receive a warm welcome at Los Olmos Lodge, where you can rent one of 14 stone cabins. The cabins contain everything you need to be comfortable. The property boasts plenty of fun amenities including two fishing ponds, a swimming pool, and horseshoe pit. Plus, it’s extremely close to the Catwalk Trail. More info here.
Hiking in the Red River area is a particularly beautiful experience during fall. The cabins at Three Bears Lodge are close to the river and to town. Inside, they’re comfy and – depending on what size you book – can sleep anywhere from two to six people. More info here.
These charming, knotty-pine cabins on Rio Ruidoso are ideal for a romantic getaway. Most of them contain whirlpool tubs and fireplaces. The 25 cabins are spread across four different properties so you can pick the ambience that suits you best. More info here.
Which of these cabins would you like to stay in? Check out more great New Mexico cabins here or, if you really want to get back to nature, discover our state’s amazing campgrounds and glamping spots.
