Had a delightful stay at the Adobe Agave. Apartment #1 was just right for me, my husband, and our…read moreteenage daughter. Ellen is a wonderful host and her historic house is full of character and fabulous personal touches. The charm of the space definitely added to our visit. Great location, easy check-in and check-out, well-appointed, and comfortable beds. Thank you. We'll definitely stay again.

Loved staying here for a week. Love those warm muffins delivered every morning in a basket and tea…read moretowel. Very good Silver City location for walking to the historic district.

Yes. Because I paid about $200 per night and we didn't have any hot water and low water pressure…read morehalf of the stay. In addition, the toilet wasn't working one day and the gates were not functioning properly. We had to call the owners twice to get answers on the problems. The location is also poorly signed and is in a remote area. We got lost at night trying to find the gate as there was no lighting which was surprising giving the remoteness. A few solar lights and a sign would have helped alot. I also asked for a discount due to these problems and was not given one. I will just stay in Silver next time... ​

To say that this place exceeded our expectations is an understatement! Susie's hospitality started…read moreeven before we arrived with her telling us about things to do and giving us directions to the Cabins. Pulling up to the cabins we were just in awe of the beauty of the location. It's secluded and nestled within the beauty of the Gila National Forest. We stayed in the Jolly McGregor Cabin/Casita and the view was just fantastic! The homemade wine/bread and raw honey were also a nice treat upon arrival. There was also Susie's Homemade lip & body balm as nice treats as well. The cabin had all the necessary cooking supplies, condiments and supplies that one could need. There were many times when we just said "Wow, they've thought of everything!" There were books/card games and many pamphlets about the local attractions in the cabin. And last but not least, the gas fire pit and soaking tub was a nice romantic treat! The place was so quiet and secluded we often wondered if we were the only ones there! An additional treat/bonus for this place is that it's off-the-grid. It's completely powered by solar power and gas. Our AT&T phone service didn't work, but the peace was just fine. The owners conveniently have a phone available if calls need to be made. One last thing is that when I researched going to this place, I thought all of the "Excellent" reviews couldn't possibly be real! But after staying there, I can say that there aren't enough words or pictures to describe the beauty and serenity of this place. We had an amazing time and we can't wait to return! PS: We hoped You all enjoyed the Moose Steaks! :)

Let me start with the unpaved, unkempt 7 mile wash board dirt road. Management as well as…read moremaintenance are slacking to keep this road which leads in & out of the campsite drivable especially with an RV. After assessing my situation of damages visiting Burro homestead cost me $3,000, due to needed an alignment on my coach, and another new water pump, I say another because I had just replaced it, but with all the violent rocking back and forth for 7 miles on an unkempt road at 3-5 MPH it loosened my check valve & I had a busted leaky pex pipe as well. But wait there's alot more, but It's actually so much to write I'll give everyone a ballpark shorter version of the damages. My plastic panels in the cab popped out, the overhead bed came loose, and now I have a squeaky noise coming from somewhere that I cannot identify nor find. I had never had any squeaks nor rattling of any kind until I went to Burro plus to add one of the maintenance guys I think James he offered to see my water pump, but when he came he had a different attitude and didn't want to look at anything puffed up his chest and was so rude to me. I never met a cowboy who was not true to his word I didn't expect him to do any work for free i told him I didn't have cash, but we live in a digital world money transfers every day with a click of a button, I could have paid him with Zelle, Venmo or any other money transfers available. Long story short DO NOT GO TO BURRO HOMESTEAD IN SILVER CITY NM, you will regret it as I did, and the staff seem welcoming, but once they have your money they don't care that's why they expect payment up front booking through the website before you get there, and there are signs stating no refunds because the place is a dumpsite instead of a campsite. To be honest the only thing I enjoyed were the hot showers, the water pressure was excellent, but still earned one star for the damages on my rig.

It's a five star because I live here. We purchased are RV in 2025 . The lot is spacious we do have…read morean in closed deck , two sheds were I can do my hobbies and one for hubby .

I was on the 5th day of my long-delayed "Sixth Annual First Quarter Odyssey", 15-23APR2023),…read morebiketouring central NM/CDT on my eBikeKit.com assisted "Franken(Cruz)Bike", and had to plan ahead everyday for an overnight that included an outlet to recharge my eBatteries. I almost always never go over 80-miles/128-kms, which consumes most of the daylight as well my eBatteries strength. Glenwood was at the best stopping point, and LOS OLMOS LODGE has a monopoly on overnighting in the tiny community, so no dickering about the price. I was assigned the "Sundance" cabin, which was perfectly sized for a solo-cyclist like me. Also essential is "free" WiF, especially since I couldn't get the flat screen monitor to function. I bought a few microwaveable items at the gas/convenience store (also owned by the Los Olmos group), a bit pricy but useful in the well-functioning microwave. Some ice was available in the community cente/kitchen/ fridge. The firm bed was welcome; All-in-all, it was pretty nice, worth reserving ahead as no vacancies exist on the weekends. UNTIL midnight, when a raccoon (or some other varmit) began excavating in a crawl space underneath. Despite my ready-to-rest body needing uninterrupted sleep, it would be a few hours before the critter finally slowed and I could do so, too. I really should have gotten some kind of rebate, but just wanted to get gone, continuing my cycle North on US180 toward NM12/Reserve. I certainly had no desire to go "The Catwalk", a prime local attraction a few mile/clicks away--walking require, but I am bicycling! "LOS OLMOS is an OK--and the only place for reservations--to stay. But, whatever you do, stay in any cabin other than SUNDANCE!

An absolute must if you're driving through the Mogollon ghost towns and Catwalk creek. Comfortable…read morecabins, perfect for star gazing at night. Thank you Kerry for making our experience extra special.

It is so nice to see little places like this getting the revival and love they deserve. We stayed…read morein two rooms at this motel for about a week while we were in the area visiting family. We really enjoyed this low-key location. The motel was very clean and comfortable with a mini fridge, microwave, stove, and sink. Decorated very cute. The staff were super friendly. I'll definitely come back and stay here and I would recommend to others looking for that perfect secluded get-away!

Doesn't look like much driving by but the inside and amenities are a great value. Owners are down…read moreto earth friendly and always available. Access to Gila is easy. Highly recommend

Awesome awesome awesome. Super clean and inviting cabin…read more Very relaxing just what we needed. Herd of elk running thru the field less than 50 yards from the front door early morning our first morning. We definetly will be back for another trip here. Jan was super welcoming and very friendly host.

From the owner: Welcome to Meadows Edge Cabins in Alpine, Arizona — your cozy mountain getaway in the White…read moreMountains. Our cabins are perfect for fishing trips, hunting, hiking, ATV adventures, snow days, and relaxing family vacations. We take pride in providing clean, comfortable cabins where guests can unwind and enjoy everything Alpine has to offer.

Our family of twenty-six spent four wonderful days at the Painted Pony. It's a gorgeous facility in…read morea beautiful, isolated location. Lots of beautiful hikes nearby as well as horseback riding and the world class Chiracuaha Museum and Geronimo Event Center. Highly recommended!

From the owner: PPR is on over 750 beautiful high desert acres and has 5 buildings allowing us to accommodate…read moregroups of 30+ people. Our Guests are impressed with the quiet, peaceful, natural beauty of our location as well as our excellent accomodations. We are ideal for a Family Reunion, Wedding, or Company conference / retreat. We have hosted Family Reunions with lots of kids adding up to over 50 people. Wedding parties stay at the compound with guests renting from nearby lodging facilities allowing us to host one wedding with a little over 100 attendees. One of our regular visitors is an Astronomy club from Canada. We have also hosted a painting workshop, a few company retreats, a Biking Group, as well many family reunions. The PPR is a posh desert retreat in Rodeo, NM that was built as the exclusive getaway for a well-known Silicon Valley Software Entrepreneur. This is a great place to entertain large gatherings in the serenity and natural beauty of the NM high desert.

A quiet, family, run RV park just on the edge of Silver City, New Mexico. This RV park offers…read moreapproximately 25 sites all with water and power. Reservations can be made with an on line form, but at the end of the day all reservations are finalized over the phone. No confirmation emails are provided by this business. Upon arrival we were met at the check-in office by an individual in a golf cart, who guided us directly to our campsite. The campsites are fairly close together, however a row of brush/trees does offer a bit of privacy. At arrival we were also provided the camp guidelines/rules that outline the number of items that are not posted on their website nor were we informed when we phoned for the reservation. A couple of very important items that are not mentioned on the website is that there is only one combined toilet/shower facility for the entire campground. While this may work for big rig RVs. this does not work for many. I think it's very important to note for anyone looking to stay at this location that the single bathrooms/shower is not handicapped accessible should they need that type of accommodation. There are no outdoor fires or charcoal barbecues permitted, even during low fire season, propane only. If you do not have a propane grill, they were offering rentals and/or the free use of a community space for grilling. It should be noted that the owners reside on the property and they had a charcoal grill and charcoal, which is contrary to their own rules. We were also noted at check-in, that once we had checked in, we could not change our reservation and there would be no refunds if we chose to shorten our stay. Having a pop-up camper, we typically rely on campground amenities, such as public bathrooms and showers; this RV park having only one combination bathroom and shower for the entire campground, which also is a little outdated and quite frankly could've been a little cleaner. While limitation of only one facility was not a problem while we were here it did delay our departure, as only one of us could use the facility at a time. While this may work for some, had we known about the bathroom and shower situation beforehand we would not have booked this location. There are a number of washers and dryers available for use with payment. Games, cards, etc. we're available for campers. Other than the washing facilities, games, and a gathering place that was enclosed there's really not many more amenities at this location. There are no nearby trails, bike paths or running paths. Attempts for a morning run through the nearby neighborhood resulted in being chased by loose dogs! The public road to the facility can be a little rough in some spots particularly if you are pulling a trailer. The family was pleasant and they do offer a complementary barbecue on Saturday nights if you happen to stay in the area and there is nice socialization among the camp regulars. It does appear that a number of the campers at this location are here for longer term rentals and have larger campers that do not require use of the public facilities. While there is restaurants and shopping within 10 to 15 minute drive, there is absolutely nothing within walking distance. I would strongly encourage this business to post the information on their welcome documents in the website, so that it's crystal clear for customers as to what they should expect. I would also encourage this business to provide confirmation emails that reiterate the information noted above. I typically rely on reviews for alot of my choices as to where I stay when I go camping. I also hope that the business owners enhance their website information, and pricing structure, to allow customers expectations and what they provide to align.

Stayed for 3 nights mid-week in October. (50$/night) Park is 3/4 of a mile down an unpaved road…read morejust outside Silver city. Totally worth the drive. Site 10 was a back-in and very level. We drive 37' Class A and tow our jeep. We had a very private patio on one side of our rig with a great desert vista. Will definitely stay here again.