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"Perfect location, amazing scenery, great café,"#6

Superhost

Entire cabin

hosted by Brandon

2 guests
Studio
2 beds
Half-bath

Dedicated workspace

A private room with wifi that’s well-suited for working.

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Free cancellation before Sep 3.

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This Cabin is located in the El Morro RV Park / Ancient Way Café property on New Mexico State Highway 53. Just 1 mile east of El Morro National Monument, and 14 miles west of El Malpais National Monument, this cozy little cabin is in the perfect location for the area's many scenic and cultural opportunities. The unit has a private, fenced yard and gated entry. It features a small kitchenette, satellite TV, a sculpture gallery, and a half-bath. Shower facilities are available in the campground.

The space
Remodeled in 2020 - this space is extra cute and super clean!
Perfect Cabin for a romantic high desert getaway!
The Cabin is located just 1 mile east of El Morro National Monument. There is a 1 mile sculpture trail walk through the forest at the property as well, with the trailhead near the cabin.

Where you'll sleep

What this place offers

Kitchen

Wifi

Dedicated workspace

Free driveway parking on premises – 1 space

HDTV with Amazon Prime Video, Netflix, standard cable

Private patio or balcony

Backyard

Microwave

Long term stays allowed

Where you’ll be

Ramah, New Mexico, United States

We are located between two fantastic National Monuments. El Morro National Monument is 1 mile east, and the El Malpais National Monument is 14 miles west of our location. Each provides a beautiful and unique look into the natural wonders of the area, as well as a captivating historical record of the peoples who have called this place home for centuries. Other attractions in the area within 1 hour include Zuni and Acoma Pueblos, Gallup (with its world class collection of Native American Arts, Crafts, Pottery and Rugs), and the Wild Spirit Wolf Sanctuary.