Go Glamping At Taos Goji Eco Lodge In New Mexico For The Perfect Getaway

While there are plenty of parks, forests, and campsites to pitch a tent at in the Land of Enchantment, some of us like camping without roughing it. Not only is this amazing lodge the perfect place to go "glamping", but it also has some of our state's most interesting history. Taos Goji Eco Farm is a beautiful getaway nestled in the amazing Sangre De Cristo Mountains. These charming cabins are full of history and fully furnished and equipped with all the amenities you need for a cozy stay. This lodge is situated on the only goji berry farm in the U.S., making this serene escape beautiful, interesting, and comfortable for everyone.

Welcome to Taos Goji Eco Lodge!

This breathtakingly beautiful place to go "glamping" is located just north of Taos in the Sangre De Cristo Mountains.

Not only is this one of the best places to be in the wilderness with all of the amenities, this land is historical and interesting.

Taos Goji Eco Lodge sits upon 40 acres of historical land. The cabins that have been restored are part of a complex that has been around for over a hundred years.

This breathtaking "campsite" is also a goji berry farm - one of the only such farms in the United States.

There are several different mini cabins to book on the land and each is fully equipped for a glamping getaway.

The views and atmosphere are by far the best in the area.

For a truly unforgettable stay, book a cabin at Taos Goji Eco Lodge.

Address: 1530 & 1528 Old State Road 3, San Cristobal, NM, 87564

Phone: (575) 776-3971

For more information, check out Taos Goji Eco Lodge's website right here.

Have you ever went glamping at Taos Goji Eco Lodge? What was your experience like? We’d love to hear all about your experience in the comments! Don’t forget to then go share your photos from your New Mexico nature adventures in our New Mexico Nature Lovers Facebook group, or tag us on Instagram at #onlyinnewmexico to see your photos featured!

For another unique camping experience, head on over to this state park in Santa Fe to go camping in a yurt.