The Cabins at CloudcroftIn our Cloudcroft vacation rentals, we offer a rustic cabin experience with a touch of modern convenience. Our charming cabins provide the perfect retreat amidst the tranquil beauty of the Sacramento Mountains. Step outside and enjoy our small pavilion, where you can gather with friends and family to share stories and laughter under the clear mountain skies. Fire up the barbeque grills for a delicious outdoor feast, or simply relax at our picnic tables surrounded by the sights and sounds of nature. Located in a prime spot, our cabins offer easy access to all the attractions and activities that Cloudcroft has to offer. Whether you're seeking adventure on the nearby hiking trails or simply looking to unwind in the serenity of the mountains, our vacation rentals provide the perfect home base for your Cloudcroft getaway!
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The Cabins at Cloudcroft
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Call us at 575-682-2396 today to book your reservation for lodging in Cloudcroft NM! We can't wait to see y'all real soon! Karl and Laura
Our Rental Cabins in Cloudcroft NM!
See AllCabin 1 - Studio King King Bed, Loveseat, Fireplace, TV, Kitchenette (two burner electric range top,) Microwave, Coffee Pot and Refrigerator. NOTE: This cabin is not equipped with an oven.Max Occupancy up to 2 adultsEach cabin is outfitted with most items needed to cook, make coffee and serve food/drinks. If you require specialized cookware we suggest that you bring it with you just in case. (NOTE: This cabin is not equipped with an oven - it has a two burner electric stove top.)We also provide towels (kitchen and bath, washcloths, linens, pillows, toilet paper, your first roll of paper towels, and dishwashing liquid. We also provide an armful of wood for your first fire. We sell wood on-site and it is sold in the Village at several stores or you are welcome to bring your own.With the exception of a small bar of soap we do not provide toiletries. Photos by Clark Photography based in Timberon, NM (724) 944-9137Cabin 2 - Studio Double Queen Two Queen Beds, Fireplace, TV, Kitchen, Microwave, Range, Coffee Pot and RefrigeratorMax Occupancy up to 2 adults and 2 childrenEach cabin is outfitted with most items needed to cook, make coffee and serve food/drinks. If you require specialized cookware we suggest that you bring it with you just in case. We also provide towels (kitchen and bath, washcloths, linens, pillows, toilet paper, your first roll of paper towels, and dishwashing liquid. We also provide an armful of wood for your first fire. We sell wood on-site and it is sold in the Village at several stores or you are welcome to bring your own.With the exception of a small bar of soap we do not provide toiletries. Photos by Clark Photography based in Timberon, NM (724) 944-9137Cabin 3 - One Bedroom Queen Queen Bed in the bedroom, separate living room with Love seat and Rocker or Recliner, Wood stove w /glass door, TV, Kitchen, Microwave, Range, Coffee Pot and RefrigeratorMax Occupancy up to 2 adultsEach cabin is outfitted with most items needed to cook, make coffee and serve food/drinks. If you require specialized cookware we suggest that you bring it with you just in case. We also provide towels (kitchen and bath, washcloths, linens, pillows, toilet paper, your first roll of paper towels, and dishwashing liquid. We also provide an armful of wood for your first fire. We sell wood on-site and it is sold in the Village at several stores or you are welcome to bring your own.With the exception of a small bar of soap we do not provide toiletries. Photos by Clark Photography based in Timberon, NM (724) 944-9137Cabin 4 - One Bedroom Queen Queen Bed in the bedroom, separate living room with Love Seat Rocker or Recliner, Wood stove w /glass door, TV, Kitchen, microwave, Range, Coffee Pot and RefrigeratorMax Occupancy up to 2 adultsEach cabin is outfitted with most items needed to cook, make coffee and serve food/drinks. If you require specialized cookware we suggest that you bring it with you just in case. We also provide towels (kitchen and bath, washcloths, linens, pillows, toilet paper, your first roll of paper towels, and dishwashing liquid. We also provide an armful of wood for your first fire. We sell wood on-site and it is sold in the Village at several stores or you are welcome to bring your own.With the exception of a small bar of soap we do not provide toiletries. Photos by Clark Photography based in Timberon, NM (724) 944-9137Cabin 5 - One Bedroom King King Bed in the bedroom, separate living room with Sofa , Recliner, Fireplace, TV, Kitchen, Microwave, Range, Coffee Pot and RefrigeratorMax Occupancy up to 2 adultsEach cabin is outfitted with most items needed to cook, make coffee and serve food/drinks. If you require specialized cookware we suggest that you bring it with you just in case. We also provide towels (kitchen and bath, washcloths, linens, pillows, toilet paper, your first roll of paper towels, and dishwashing liquid. We also provide an armful of wood for your first fire. We sell wood on-site and it is sold in the Village at several stores or you are welcome to bring your own.With the exception of a small bar of soap we do not provide toiletries. Photos by Clark Photography based in Timberon, NM (724) 944-9137Cabin 6 - One Bedroom King King Bed in the bedroom, separate living room with Double Futon, Recliner, Fireplace, TV, Kitchen, Microwave, Range, Coffee Pot and RefrigeratorMax Occupancy up to 2 adults 1 or 2 small childrenEach cabin is outfitted with most items needed to cook, make coffee and serve food/drinks. If you require specialized cookware we suggest that you bring it with you just in case. We also provide towels (kitchen and bath, washcloths, linens, pillows, toilet paper, your first roll of paper towels, and dishwashing liquid. We also provide an armful of wood for your first fire. We sell wood on-site and it is sold in the Village at several stores or you are welcome to bring your own.With the exception of a small bar of soap we do not provide toiletries. Photos by Clark Photography based in Timberon, NM (724) 944-9137Cabin 7 - Two Bedroom - King/Two Doubles King in one bedroom, Two Doubles in second bedroom, separate living room with Rocker, Recliner, Sofa, Fireplace, TV, Kitchen with dining area, Microwave, Range, Coffee Pot and RefrigeratorEach cabin is outfitted with most items needed to cook, make coffee and serve food/drinks. If you require specialized cookware we suggest that you bring it with you just in case. We also provide towels (kitchen and bath, washcloths, linens, pillows, toilet paper, your first roll of paper towels, and dishwashing liquid. We also provide an armful of wood for your first fire. We sell wood on-site and it is sold in the Village at several stores or you are welcome to bring your own.With the exception of a small bar of soap we do not provide toiletries. Photos by Clark Photography based in Timberon, NM (724) 944-9137Cabin 8 -Two Bedroom - King/Two Doubles King in one bedroom, Two Doubles in second bedroom, separate living room with Rocker, Recliner, Sofa, Fireplace, TV, Kitchen with dining area, Microwave, Range, Coffee Pot and RefrigeratorMax Occupancy up to 6 adultsEach cabin is outfitted with most items needed to cook, make coffee and serve food/drinks. If you require specialized cookware we suggest that you bring it with you just in case. We also provide towels (kitchen and bath, washcloths, linens, pillows, toilet paper, your first roll of paper towels, and dishwashing liquid. We also provide an armful of wood for your first fire. We sell wood on-site and it is sold in the Village at several stores or you are welcome to bring your own.With the exception of a small bar of soap we do not provide toiletries. Photos by Clark Photography based in Timberon, NM (724) 944-9137Cabin 11 - One Bedroom Queen Queen Bed in the bedroom, separate living room with Double Futon, TV, Wood stove w /glass doors, Kitchen, Microwave, Range, Coffee Pot and RefrigeratorMax Occupancy up to 2 adults and 1 or two small childrenEach cabin is outfitted with most items needed to cook, make coffee and serve food/drinks. If you require specialized cookware we suggest that you bring it with you just in case. We also provide towels (kitchen and bath, washcloths, linens, pillows, toilet paper, your first roll of paper towels, and dishwashing liquid. We also provide an armful of wood for your first fire. We sell wood on-site and it is sold in the Village at several stores or you are welcome to bring your own.With the exception of a small bar of soap we do not provide toiletries. Photos by Clark Photography based in Timberon, NM (724) 944-9137Cabin 12 - One Bedroom Queen Queen Bed in the bedroom, separate living room with Love seat and rocker, TV, Kitchen, Microwave, Fireplace, Range, Coffee Pot and RefrigeratorMax Occupancy up to 2 adultsEach cabin is outfitted with most items needed to cook, make coffee and serve food/drinks. If you require specialized cookware we suggest that you bring it with you just in case. We also provide towels (kitchen and bath, washcloths, linens, pillows, toilet paper, your first roll of paper towels, and dishwashing liquid. We also provide an armful of wood for your first fire. We sell wood on-site and it is sold in the Village at several stores or you are welcome to bring your own.With the exception of a small bar of soap we do not provide toiletries. Photos by Clark Photography based in Timberon, NM (724) 944-9137Cabin 14 - One Bedroom King/Double King Bed and Double Bed in the bedroom, separate living room with Rocking Chair, Sofa, TV, Kitchen, Microwave, Fireplace, Range, Coffee Pot and RefrigeratorMax Occupancy up to 4 adults 1 or 2 childrenEach cabin is outfitted with most items needed to cook, make coffee and serve food/drinks. If you require specialized cookware we suggest that you bring it with you just in case. We also provide towels (kitchen and bath, washcloths, linens, pillows, toilet paper, your first roll of paper towels, and dishwashing liquid. We also provide an armful of wood for your first fire. We sell wood on-site and it is sold in the Village at several stores or you are welcome to bring your own.With the exception of a small bar of soap we do not provide toiletries. Photos by Clark Photography based in Timberon, NM (724) 944-9137Cabin 15 One Bedroom King King Bed in the bedroom, separate living room with Double Futon, Recliner, Fireplace, TV, Kitchen, Microwave, Range, Coffee Pot and RefrigeratorMax Occupancy up to 2 adults 1 or 2 childrenEach cabin is outfitted with most items needed to cook, make coffee and serve food/drinks. If you require specialized cookware we suggest that you bring it with you just in case. We also provide towels (kitchen and bath, washcloths, linens, pillows, toilet paper, your first roll of paper towels, and dishwashing liquid. We also provide an armful of wood for your first fire. We sell wood on-site and it is sold in the Village at several stores or you are welcome to bring your own.With the exception of a small bar of soap we do not provide toiletries. Photos by Clark Photography based in Timberon, NM (724) 944-9137Cabin 10 - One Bedroom Queen Queen Bed in the bedroom, separate living room with Love seat and Rocker or Recliner, Wood stove w /glass door, TV, Kitchen, Microwave, Range, Coffee Pot and RefrigeratorMax Occupancy up to 2 adultsEach cabin is outfitted with most items needed to cook, make coffee and serve food/drinks. If you require specialized cookware we suggest that you bring it with you just in case. We also provide towels (kitchen and bath, washcloths, linens, pillows, toilet paper, your first roll of paper towels, and dishwashing liquid. We also provide an armful of wood for your first fire. We sell wood on-site and it is sold in the Village at several stores or you are welcome to bring your own.With the exception of a small bar of soap we do not provide toiletries. Photos by Clark Photography based in Timberon, NM (724) 944-9137
The Cabins at Cloudcroft
Read MoreWelcome to Cabins at Cloudcroft, your ultimate mountain getaway destination nestled in the heart of the Sacramento Mountains of New Mexico. Our charming cabins offer a perfect blend of rustic elegance and modern comfort, providing you with an unforgettable retreat experience.
At Cabins at Cloudcroft, we pride ourselves on offering top-notch hospitality and personalized service to ensure your stay is nothing short of exceptional. Whether you're seeking a romantic escape, a family adventure, or a solo retreat, our cozy cabins cater to every need.
Immerse yourself in the breathtaking natural beauty surrounding our property, with endless outdoor activities right at your doorstep. From hiking and biking to skiing and fishing, there's something for everyone to enjoy in this picturesque mountain paradise.
Come experience the tranquility and serenity of Cabins at Cloudcroft. Book your stay today and create cherished memories that will last a lifetime.
Attractions in Cloudcroft NM
See AllSki Cloudcroft Located about five minutes from The Cabins at Cloudcroft, you will find Ski Cloudcroft, the Southern Most Ski Area in New Mexico, where families come to ski, snowboard, tube and, most importantly, have fun!With a base elevation of 8400 ft. and a top elevation of 9100 ft., Ski Cloudcroft has a vertical drop of 700 ft.25 Ski Trails - Something for everyone! Our ski trails include 8 Beginner, 7 Intermediate, 8 Advanced and 2 Expert Only3 Chair Lifts - Our double chair lift, handle tow lift and rope tow lift making getting up the hill almost as much fun as coming down.Find out more about us at https://skicloudcroft.net/Cosmic Adventures Located about a quarter mile from The Cabins at Cloudcroft, Cosmic Adventures offers standard one hour long Snowmobile tours but longer tours can be arranged. Specialty accommodations can also be arranged including bonfires, cookouts, night tours, private groups, etc.Single riders are 60.00 for one hour and Doubles (two riders on one Snowmobile) are 85.00 for one hour plus tax.We are Co-located with Abby's Pie Shack in Cloudcroft, NMFind out more about us at https://www.facebook.com/CosmicAdventuresNM/White Sands National Monument An approximately 45 minute drive from The Cabins at Cloudcroft and rising from the heart of the Tularosa Basin is one of the world's great natural wonders - the glistening white sands of New Mexico. Great wave-like dunes of gypsum sand have engulfed 275 square miles of desert, creating the world's largest gypsum dunefield. White Sands National Park preserves a major portion of this unique dunefield, along with the plants and animals that live here.The mission of the White Sands Missile Range Museum is to interpret the prehistoric, historic, and modern occupation and use of the lands occupied by White Sands Missile Range (WSMR) military installation. Attention is devoted to educating military personnel and the civilian population on the Army's 19th century Indian War campaigns in the Tularosa Basin and the Trinity Site Test, as well as the rocket, missile and other weapons development projects carried out on WSMR after World War II and during the ensuing Cold War period. Located 35 miles (56 km) southwest of White Sands National Park on WSMR.The park is open daily year-round except for December 25, Christmas Day. Hours of operation vary throughout the year. Below is the detailed listing of the park and visitor center opening and closing hours for the current year.Unexpected ClosuresDuring the winter and occasionally throughout the year, the park may unexpectedly close due to unsafe road or extreme weather conditions. Park Closures for Missile TestsDue to missile testing on the adjacent White Sands Missile Range, it is occasionally necessary for visitor safety to close the road into the park for periods of up to three hours. U.S. Highway 70 between Alamogordo and Las Cruces is also closed during times of missile testing. Visitors on a tight schedule are encouraged to check the park closure web page the day before arrival to confirm hours of operation.Find out more about us at https://www.nps.gov/whsa/index.htmSki Apache Located about 60 miles from the Cabins at Cloudcroft, Ski Apache offers the best warm-weather powder skiing in the world with snowmaking on 33% of the mountain. The slopes offer a mix of wide beginner slopes, tough bump runs, a huge bowl, nice cruising runs and a terrain park with jumps, tubes, and rails. Here are just a few of the highlights:The alpine peak of Sierra Blanca is over 12,000 feetElevation at the Gazebo “the top” is 11,500 feetPositioned geographically to have the best skiing weather in North AmericaAnnual snowfall over 15 feet!55 runs and trails – 20% Expert, 60% Intermediate, 20% Beginner11 lifts including New Mexico’s only passenger Gondola to the top – the GazeboEnhanced snow-making all the way to the topFree lift ticket with beginner group lessonsAll-day ski instruction programsVertical drop of 1,900 feetOver 750 ski-able acresAmount of mountain open depends on snowfall call 575-464-3600 for the daily snow reportFind out more about us at https://www.skiapache.com/Sunspot Observatory Located about 1/2 hour from the Cabins at Cloudcroft at an altitude of 9200 ft in the scenic Lincoln National Forest, Sunspot Solar Observatory is home to gorgeous vistas, historical landmarks, and one of the largest active solar telescopes in the world. The Sunspot Solar Observatory is an astronomical observatory designed for the study of the Sun. The observatory is operated by New Mexico State University and the National Solar Observatory. It is split between operations at the telescope facility at Sunspot, New Mexico and data and management at the Department of Astronomy at New Mexico State University.Find out more about us at https://sunspot.solar/Lincoln National Forest Trail Information Whether you are a casual hiker or a serious athletic hiker, there is a trail for you. Explore historical trails that follow the paths of the old Cloud Climbing railroad, walk through the rich forest areas, enjoy panoramic views of the Tularosa Basin.A. Trestle Recreation Area - www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/lincoln/recarea/?recid=34242B. Cloud-Climbing Trestle Trail - www.traillink.com/trail/cloud-climbing-trestle-trail/C. Rim Trail - www.fs.usda.gov/internet/FSE_DOCUMENTS/stelprdb5414078.pdfD. Osha Trail - www.alltrails.com/trail/us/new-mexico/osha-trail--2E. Bluff Springs - www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/lincoln/recarea/?recid=40310The National Forest Service Has an Interactive Map to Download.This provides essential visitor information allowing you to discover the unique sites and recreational opportunities at Lincoln National Forest. Plan your trip, make the most of your visit, and connect with us!Through these interpretive tours, visitors and armchair travelers alike can learn more about the area’s diverse natural and cultural history. Featuring audio, image galleries, and historic imagery, it tells the story of our rich landscape through the eyes and words of those dedicated to preserving it.Easily access valuable information, including recreational opportunities, location and way-finding information, Visitor Center locations, and stay up to date with alerts and events. Maps allow visitors to explore our forest and locate trails and points of interest. Downloading will store content on your device, so you can continue to access the tour and information when there is no cell coverage in the forest.Download for iOS DevicesDownload for Android DevicesAdditionally, you may order maps and access an interactive web map accessible on your computer:Prior to your visit, you might consider ordering; for the Cloudcroft area, you'll want to order the Lincoln (Smokey Bear & Sacramento Districts) map - the cost is $14.00.This link is to the Main Lincoln County Page: https://www.fs.usda.gov/lincolnThis link is to the main map site https://www.fs.usda.gov/main/lincoln/maps-pubsThis link is to the map ordering page: https://www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_DOCUMENTS/fseprd571175.pdfMain National Forest service map - https://www.fs.fed.us/ivm/index.htmlThe Cloudcroft US Forest Service phone number is (575) 682-2551Mescilla Valley Flyfishers, Inc The Mesilla Valley Flyfishers Inc. has a lease about 30 miles east of The Cabins at Cloudcroft. http://www.mvff.org/Members of MVFF may purchase permits allowing them to fish the leased water on the Rio Peñasco. The cost is $25 per day.Before you fish club waters, be sure you read and understand the rules. If you have any questions, please contact a board member for additional information.Contact Jim Hulsey, (575-524-1880, email (permits@mvff.org), 541 Hansen Ave., Las Cruces, NM 88005, to obtain fishing permits. If Jim is not available, permits can also be purchased from Bob Silver (575-522-6325, email (silver@mvff.org), 3255 Arrowhead Rd, Las Cruces). Permits may also be purchased at the Lease but prior arrangements must be made with Jim Ellett, Ranch Manager (575-687-3362.) An adult permit is $25 per day and children under the age of 18 fish free. You must be a current MVFF member to fish. While on the property you must wear your MVFF identification badge and display a parking tag on the dashboard of your vehicle, both of which are available from Bob Silver. Members can purchase a one-day, one-time permit for a guest.The permit is not dated when you purchase it and is good any time. A permit is valid for one calendar day, i.e. cannot be used to fish the afternoon of one day and the morning of the next day. Please try to purchase them considerably in advance of when you think you are going fishing, or better yet just keep one in your fishing vehicle for whenever. This avoids a panic situation of trying to get someone to sell you one at the last minute and finding out that everyone has gone fishing.Please be aware that even though the Rio Peñasco is on private land and you are paying a fee to fish, this fee is for access only. You must have a valid New Mexico fishing license in your possession.There are a couple of ways to purchase permits. The least expensive, but slowest, way is to print the form here and mail it, along with the fees, to the address at the top of the form. If you are not already a paid up member you can purchase or renew your membership on the same form. If you prefer, you may purchase permits through PayPal using a debit or credit card (or your own PayPal account if you have one). Be aware that permits purchased through PayPal will be slightly more expensive because of the fees charged by PayPal. Your permit will be emailed to you.Silver Lake (On the Mescalero Apache Reservation) https://mescaleroapachetribe.com/parks-rec/silver-lake-official/FishingLimit 5 fish per permit. Good, day of purchase of only!ADULT – $15/per poleCHILD (12 years & under) – $15/per poleMescalero Apache ReservationNew Mexico 8830(575) 464-1106Silver Store hours: 8 AM – 4 PMThe Rio Penasco Flybox https://www.riopenascoflybox.com/Expertise:'The Flybox' is a family business. We supply the necessary equipment to those who fish the Rio Penasco. We recommend what will work for you on the Penasco because we fish the river several times a year. Our Rio Penasco expertise is what sets us apart; take advantage of our know-how and invaluable experience.Selection:We have quite a selection of items you will need to make your day on the water a success. For instance, there is a large selection of flies, bamboo rods, and antique reels. We can also order the flies you need and have them ready when you arrive for your fishing getaway. Our prices are competitive.Convenience:We are open on most weekends and holidays. Location:Our store is located with easy access in Cloudcroft, New Mexico. In under an hour, you can fish two distinctively catch and release waters with productive fishing year-round.Cloudcroft Information Welcome to Cloudcroft, New Mexico! We are proud of our 110 year old, unique mountain community which combines the amenities of modern life with our heritage as a pioneer village. Cloudcroft, NM is the travel destination of thousands of visitors each year. In the summer, it is a wonderful place to get away from the heat and enjoy the delightful pleasures of the mountains. In the winter, you can explore the vast wonderland of cross-country skiing, snow mobiling, and ice skating. At any time of the year, Cloudcroft is truly “The Most Enchanting Part of the Land of Enchantment!”Why Not Make Cloudcroft Your “Vacation Base?”Cloudcroft, New Mexico is….40 miles from casino wagering and golf at the Inn of the Mountain Gods.50 miles from Ruidoso Downs.16 miles from the Space Museum, Alameda Park Zoo, and Toy Train Depot in Alamogordo.40 miles from White Sands National Monument.150 miles from Carlsbad Caverns.90 miles from El Paso and the Mexican border.Within 50 miles of 8 magnificent golf courses.https://cloudcroft.comCloudcroft, New Mexico Information Welcome to Cloudcroft, New Mexico! We are proud of our 110 year old, unique mountain community which combines the amenities of modern life with our heritage as a pioneer village. Cloudcroft, NM is the travel destination of thousands of visitors each year. In the summer, it is a wonderful place to get away from the heat and enjoy the delightful pleasures of the mountains. In the winter, you can explore the vast wonderland of cross-country skiing, snow mobiling, and ice skating. At any time of the year, Cloudcroft is truly “The Most Enchanting Part of the Land of Enchantment!”Why Not Make Cloudcroft Your “Vacation Base?”Cloudcroft, New Mexico is….40 miles from casino wagering and golf at the Inn of the Mountain Gods.50 miles from Ruidoso Downs.16 miles from the Space Museum, Alameda Park Zoo, and Toy Train Depot in Alamogordo.40 miles from White Sands National Monument.150 miles from Carlsbad Caverns.90 miles from El Paso and the Mexican border.Within 50 miles of 8 magnificent golf courses.History of CloudcroftA Cloudcroft StoryPanoramic Photo of Burro Street
