Where you will sleep
A 120-year-old adobe inside the apricot and apple orchard.


Vows at the labyrinth, a long table in the field, and a sky that opens into stars as the music starts. Six homes let your closest people sleep on the land.
A small spring residency for artists willing to work the land and be worked by it. Applications are open for Spring 2027.
Spring-fed water, an acequia that has run since 1807, heirloom orchards and a high-desert growing experiment. Douglas Spurlock leads the program, and volunteers are welcome.
Creek, beaver ponds, orchard and piñon beneath Cerro Pedernal draw herons, orioles and bluebirds, with Golden Eagles over the mesas and Bald Eagles wintering along the Chama.
No streetlights for miles, two open decks and lighting kept low, warm and pointed down. We are working toward DarkSky Approved Lodging.




the LAND—a rare expanse where the earth still breathes in its original rhythm. Here, ancient geography aligns with elemental harmony, creating a natural feng shui you can feel in your bones. Vast open vistas stretch toward horizons that hold the sun longer, painting sunsets so breathtaking they silence the mind. As night falls, stars blaze through pitch-dark skies, each one a quiet spark for reverie. This is a place where your heartbeat slows, your nervous system exhales, and your creative spirit begins to pulse anew.

