Things To Know Before Your Arrival

Pets:
Q. Can I bring my pet?
A. We request that pets remain at home for their safety and comfort, as well as for that of the area wildlife.

Smoke Free:
Q. Are the cabins smoke free?
A. Yes, ALL the cabins are smoke free.

Security Deposit:
Q. Do you require a security deposit?
A. A $125.00 security deposit required at time of reservation confirmation.

Guest Policy:
Q. Are guests allowed?
A. Only registered guests are permitted on property.

  • Welcome to Pecos River Cabins!

    Welcome to
    Pecos River Cabins!

    Riverfront Modern and Rustic Cabins: A refreshing alternative to in-town lodging.

    Each of our modern cabins have in-cabin plumbing and offer unique architectural details using reclaimed wood from the local forest and are furnished with your comfort and relaxation in mind.

    Enjoy the river views from your deck or patio. Cast a line, get your boots on a trail, identify a Lifer while birding, step into history at local historical sites, rustle up a tasty meal or savor the flavor at a local restaurant. Experience the beauty of the Pecos River in all FOUR SEASONS.

    Open year round!
  • Rustic & Modern Cabins Along the Pecos River!

    Rustic & Modern Cabins Along the Pecos River!

    Get outdoors, step into the history, experience the beauty of the Pecos area and Northern New Mexico from  Pecos River Cabin’s convenient location on the east bank of the Pecos River!

    Area Attractions:
    Fishing and Birding on property 100 steps
    Village of Pecos: Restaurants, Forest Service Visitor’s Center, other amenities .5 miles
    Monastery Lake 2 miles
    Pecos National Historical Park 3 miles
    Glorieta Mountain Bike Trails 6 miles
    Pecos Canyon State Park 13.5 miles
    Pecos Wilderness 24 miles
    Santa Fe, NM 25 miles
    Ski Santa Fe 40 miles
    Las Vegas, NM 45 miles
    Fort Union National Monument/Santa Fe Trail 58 miles
    Albuquerque, NM 80 miles
    Taos 90 miles
  • No Pets Please!

    No Pets Please!

    For the safety of your pet and that of the area wildlife, no pets please.

    Why Can't I bring my pet?

    We request that pets remain at home for their safety and comfort, as well as for that of the area wildlife.
  • Our Modern Cabins

    Our Modern Cabins

    To the burbling backdrop of the Pecos River, savor your morning coffee or a favorite late day beverage illuminated by the ambient glow from your cabin’s kiva fireplace.

    The use of kiva fireplaces in New Mexico traces back to at least the 8th century. Encounter this history and more at Pecos River Cabins.

    Experience the beauty of the Pecos River in all FOUR SEASONS.

    OPEN YEAR-ROUND.
  • Cabin Maximum Occupancy

    Cabin Maximum Occupancy

    Cabin Maximum Occupancy includes Adults and Children. Each Cabin’s description lists Maximum Occupancy.

    For your safety, please do not exceed Maximum Occupancy of your reserved cabin.

    Violation of this policy will result in immediate cancellation of your reservation. Payment and Security Deposit will not be returned.
  • Our Rustic Cabins

    Our Rustic Cabins

    Spirit and Raven: Rustic Cabins available May through September.

    Dating from the 1920’s, Spirit and Raven offer their own unique charm. A step above camping with a solid roof and walls and full kitchens. Easy river access. Each cabin accommodates up to 4 people.

    Rustic Cabins have NO running water or toilet/shower.

    Community Bath House offers hot showers, flush commodes, and sinks. Bath House is less than 200 steps from Spirit and Raven.
  • Pecos River Cabins Along the Pecos River!

    Pecos River Cabins Along the Pecos River!

    Easy river and fishing access across flat terrain from each cabin. A NM fishing license is required.

    Cast your line in designated wild and scenic Pecos River waters. The Pecos offers over 100 miles of high-quality, cold-water fishing.

    Pecos River Cabins is located minutes from Pecos Canyon State Park, Pecos National Historical Park, Lisboa Springs Fish Hatchery and a Forest Service Visitor Center.
  • Pristine Wilderness!

    Pristine Wilderness!

    At your doorstep: 223,667 acres of pristine, protected wilderness

    Walk in the footsteps of those who came before: Pueblo and Plains Indians, Spanish settlers, Santa Fe Trail traders, Confederate and Union Soldiers, Railroaders, Route 66 cruisers, and modern adventurers.

    Pack a Summer picnic to enjoy in a mountain meadow or on the banks of the Rio Pecos. Walk through carpets of Spring wildflowers. Soak in Autumn’s crisp temperatures and awesome colors. Listen to the quiet stories of the forest during the winter season.
  • Pecos, NM: 10,000 Years of History & the Gateway to the West

    Pecos, NM: 10,000 Years of History & the Gateway to the West

    Situated between the flat topped Glorieta Mesa and the towering Sangre de Cristo mountains lies Glorieta Pass. This natural Gateway has been used for thousands of years. Today’s travelers experience the Pass on I-25.

    Amid piñon, juniper, and ponderosa pine woodlands, surrounded by the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, not far from Santa Fe, you’ll find the ruins and learn the history of Pecos Pueblo, whose descendants continue to thrive in New Mexico.

    Walk amongst the Pueblo ruins. Visit an 18th century Spanish Mission Church. Explore a Civil War battlefield where the Battle of Glorieta, known as the Gettysburg of the West, was fought.
  • Pecos River Cabins: An Ideal Bird Watching Destination!

    Pecos River Cabins: An Ideal Bird Watching Destination!

    Northeastern NM is home to over 400 Species of Birds! With the backdrop of breathtaking scenery and diverse habitat, Northern New Mexico and Pecos River Cabins is a great place for birders, novice to expert.

    New Mexico Birding Trail Guide states San Miguel County “has perhaps the greatest habitat and species diversity of any count in northeastern New Mexico”.

    Many of our birding Guests obtain several Lifers during their stay.

    Bins Up!
  • Pecos River Cabins: A Pollinator Friendly Habitat

    Pecos River Cabins: A Pollinator Friendly Habitat

    Butterflies, birds, bees, moths, hummingbirds are welcome here.

    Crazy about our pollinators, we are flower fanatics! A certified wildlife habitat, the property is replete with mature shade trees and evergreens, grassy areas, a wildflower meadow, character rocks, outdoor sitting areas, and numerous flower gardens. A honeybee hive is tucked away on property.

    Enjoy the grounds! Please don’t pick the posies or bother the bees.
  • Winter at Pecos River Cabins

    Winter at
    Pecos River Cabins!

    Experience the magic of winter in a comfortable, cozy cabin on the Pecos River.

    Hike a winter peaceful forest, explore nearby historical sites, warm up from the inside out with local red or green chili dishes, marvel at the star-studded night sky, watch the snow fall.

    Cozy up at Pecos River Cabins for your Winter adventures.

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Latest News: Nuthatch Our Newest Seasonal Cabin Is Now Available For Your Rental!
Click Here For Our Nuthatch August/September Special Rate: Sun thru Wed @ $99.00 per night + Tax

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  • Nuthatch

    Nuthatch is a quaint and cozy, two-room rustic cabin with vaulted ceilings, ceiling fans, and original red fir flooring. The eat-in kitchen includes a stove, refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, toaster and dish/cook/silverware. The bedroom/sitting area offers river views with easy access to the riverside patio.

    Nuthatch: Sleeps up to 2 adults in queen size bed. Available Late May through early September

    Nuthatch has electricity but has no running water or bathroom in the cabin. The Bath House is just across the driveway and is a shared space with the other rustic cabins. There are hot showers, flush commodes, and hot/cold sinks on the Guy's and Gal's sides.

    From $125/night
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  • The Lodge

    The Lodge offers Italian tile floors, vaulted ceilings, gas log stove, ceiling fans, and interior wood detailing by local craftsmen. The spacious, fully outfitted kitchen offers a professional 6 burner gas stove, full size refrigerator, and more! The spacious living and dining areas have river views. The private covered deck sits about 20 paces from the river with easy river access and includes a gas BBQ grill and outdoor dining area. Find yourself enjoying the sound of the river while enjoying a great meal, glass of wine, and good conversation. Complimentary WiFi and DISH TV.

    The Lodge: Accommodates 1-8 adults/children maximum. Available Year Round
    From $250/night
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  • The River Studio

    The River Studio offers Italian tile floors, vaulted ceilings, gas log stove, ceiling fan, and interior wood detailing by local craftsmen. The fully outfitted kitchen offers a refrigerator, stove, microwave, toaster and coffee maker, as well as silver/dish/cookware. The living and dining areas have river views. The living area offers an easy chair and futon couch which makes into a full bed. The private deck sits about 30 paces from the river with easy river access. There is a gas BBQ grill and outdoor dining area. Complimentary WiFi and DISH TV.

    The River Studio: Accommodates 1-5 adults/children maximum. Available year round.
    From $175/night
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  • Piñon

    Pinon is a studio casita with Saltillo tile, a vaulted beam ceiling, ceiling fans, a kiva fireplace (candles only) and an adobe feature wall. The cozy, fully outfitted kitchen offers a refrigerator, stove, microwave, toaster, coffee maker, and silver/dish/cookware. The ¾ bathroom includes a shower. Living and dining areas look toward the river.

    The covered patio faces the river. There is a gas BBQ grill and an outdoor dining and sitting area with river views. Easy access to the river.

    Pinon: Accommodates: 2 people maximum. Adults only. Available: Year Round

    From $149/night
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  • Aspen

    Aspen is a studio casita with Saltillo tile, a vaulted beam ceiling, ceiling fans, a kiva fireplace (candles only) and an adobe feature wall. The cozy, fully outfitted kitchen offers a refrigerator, stove, microwave, toaster, coffee maker, and silver/dish/cookware. The ¾ bathroom includes a shower. Living and dining areas look toward the river.

    The covered patio faces the river. There is a gas BBQ grill and an outdoor dining and sitting area with river views. Easy access to the river.

    Aspen: Accommodates: 2 people maximum. Adults only. Available: Year Round
    From $149/night
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  • Spirit

    Spirit is a two room rustic cabin with vaulted ceilings, ceiling fans, and pine flooring. Rustic cabins have electricity, but are not plumbed. The Bath House is conveniently located and has hot showers, flush commodes and sinks. The kitchen includes a stove, refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, and toaster. Dish/Cook/Silverware are included. Outdoor dining and sitting areas include a cozy front porch, back deck and a large side deck with a gas BBQ grill. Easy access to the river and to fishing. A NM fishing license is required. Complimentary WiFi.

    Spirit: Accommodates up to 4 adults/children in two full beds. We supply the pillows and sheets, you supply the blankets/sleeping bags and bath towels. Available late May through early September

    Spirit has electricity but has no running water or bathroom in the cabin. The Bath House is a short walk and is a shared space with the other rustic cabins. There are hot showers, flush commodes, and hot/cold sinks on the Guy's and Gal's sides.

    From $99/night
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  • Raven

    Raven is a two room rustic cabin with vaulted ceilings, ceiling fans, and pine flooring. Rustic cabins have electricity, but are not plumbed. The Bath House is conveniently located and has hot showers, flush commodes and sinks.

    The kitchen includes a stove, refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, and toaster. Dish/Cook/Silverware are included. Outdoor dining and sitting areas include a cozy front porch and a large side deck with a gas BBQ grill. Easy access to the river and to fishing. A NM fishing license is required. Complimentary WiFi.

    Raven: Accommodates up to 4 adults/children in 2 double beds. We supply the pillows and sheets, you supply the blankets/sleeping bags and bath towels. Available Late May through early September

    Raven has electricity, but is not plumbed. The Bath House is a short walk and is a shared space with the other rustic cabins. There are hot showers, flush commodes, and hot/cold sinks on the Guy's and Gal's sides.

    From $99/night
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Modern Cabins Along the Pecos River!

The vacation you've always dreamed of, minutes from historic downtown Santa Fe New Mexico & 240,000 acres of the pristine Santa Fe National Forest wilderness!

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Modern & Seasonal Cabins Along the Pecos River!

Pecos River Cabins offer the seclusion of the country, the charm of a traditional New Mexican Village, the adventure of the Pecos Wilderness and the sophistication and culture of nearby Santa Fe.
Discover a refreshing, relaxing alternative to in-town lodging at Pecos River Cabins.

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Area Attractions

Pecos, New Mexico has so much to offer! The Pecos Wilderness is a protected wilderness area within the Santa Fe National Forest and Carson National Forest. PECOS is a gateway allowing travel from the Great Plains to Santa Fe through the southern Rocky Mountains. The trail was used by Indian tribes, Spanish settlers, traders on the Santa Fe Trail, Civil War soldiers and cruisers on Route 66.

Fishing

Fishing

Three miles of the Pecos River are divided into three sections or "beats." This approach offers anglers roughly one mile on the Pecos River to fish with up to two other people for the day.
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Pecos National Historical Park

Pecos National Historical Park

In the midst of piñon, juniper, and ponderosa pine woodlands in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains not far from Santa Fe, the remains of an Indian pueblo stand as a meaningful reminder of a people who once prevailed here.
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Old Route 66

Old Route 66

Route 66 served as a major path for those who migrated west during the Dust Bowl of the 1930s. It supported the economies of the communities through which the road passed. People doing business along the route became prosperous due to the growing popularity of the highway.
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Santa Fe

Santa Fe

Santa Fe (Tewa: Ogha Po'oge, Navajo: Yootó) is the capital of New Mexico. Santa Fe is also the oldest capital city in the United States. The city’s full name when founded was La Villa Real de la Santa Fé de San Francisco de Asís.
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What Our Guests Say

  • We enjoyed our time here very much—the cabin was a luxurious refuge after a long day hiking and exploring our favorite places in New Mexico. We loved Pancho’s carryout so much that we ordered from there three different times. We painted during an afternoon rain as we sat on the deck. We would move in permanently if we could! Thanks for this restful place.
  • This is our first time in the Pecos area and it won’t be our last. What a beautiful place. We came up to birding with a guide and boy did we ever see birds! Stellar Jays and chickadees right by the feeders and American dippers, herons, osprey, hawks and so much more!. Marvelous. The Lodge is a beautiful home away from home. We were so comfortable. The kitchen is amazing and everything is so well stocked. We enjoyed cooking and relaxing. It was really wonderful. Thank you.
  • WOW! What an amazing place. I truly enjoyed every moment here with my children. This place was more than expected. I appreciate everything that was provided. Above and Beyond! I plan on returning as you have given my children and I a place to reconnect and enjoy everything this place has to offer. Slept wonderful.
  • Thanks so much for a fantastic and calming vacation. The views, activities, and incredible historical factors were all very lovely. This was an amazing and active Spring Break.

    The hosts are very friendly people.
  • Thank you o much for a lovely place to call home for a few days. Everything about the cabin was great and we especially enjoyed grilling our dinner with the sounds of the river. The location is great as a base camp for so much hiking and outdoors—which we love and took advantage of. This was a great spot to relax and get out of the city for awhile. We are sad to leave but hope to be back again soon. Thank you for the hospitality.
  • The cabin was so awesome! It is very beautiful and cozy. This was exactly what we were looking for when we needed a nice weekend getaway. Having the river right outside our door was cool and handy as we went fishing. It was cool for our daughter as this is her first time staying in a cabin. It was nice having a full kitchen to make meals. Thank you so much for everything. We really enjoyed our stay and look forward to returning.
  • A truly beautiful and peaceful getaway from our hectic life in the city. We came up here to celebrate our 20th anniversary and to fish. We caught quite a few from our own “backyard”! Well maintained and immaculate cabin.

    We loved every minute. We will be back!
  • This was a great place for my son and I to stay as we fly fished the Pecos. Our hosts were the nicest. The care they took to make this a perfect stop was amazing. From the beautiful grounds, the plants, and the little details in the cabin. We loved seeing all the wild flowers.

    Thanks again. We will be back.

Pecos River Cabins Surrounded By Pristine Wilderness

Pecos River Cabins are five different cabins offering the seclusion of the country, the charm of a traditional New Mexican Village, the adventure of the Pecos Wilderness and the sophistication and culture of nearby Santa Fe. Discover a refreshing, relaxing alternative to in-town lodging at Pecos River Cabins. The cabins are situated on the eastern bank of the Pecos River in a gated park-like setting with mature cottonwood trees, flower gardens, grassy lawns and character rocks.

While at the cabins, relax, cast a line, read, bird watch, star gaze, or just watch the river flow by. The Pecos Wilderness is 12 miles away. The Pecos National Historic Park is 3 miles away. The Village of Pecos offers restaurants, a U.S. Forestry Service Visitor’s Center, and other amenities.

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