The camp  borders the Santa Fe National  Forest. There are beautiful views and easy access to Shaggy Peak, the  southernmost tip of the Rocky Mountains and the Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range. Wander our land to enjoy a 20 minute hike to a creek in the forest or climb up Shaggy Peak (about 4 hours round trip hiking, depending on your activity level).

 Whether you are visiting us from nearby Albuquerque or you have traveled half-way around the world, we offer you tranquility and the deep healing of nature.

Accommodations include campsites, rustic tree house style cabins, a bunk house and our Singing Nail Cabin (the founders original homestead). 

Visitors of all ages are invited to relive the childlike wonder of sleeping amidst the trees. There are 7 tree house cabins of varying distances from the bath house and outdoor kitchen. These structures are all raised from the ground with openings for windows, and nestled amid the trunks and branches of ponderosa, piñon, and juniper trees.