Astronomers Birders Portal Rodeo Lodging - Cabin | Rodeo, New Mexico

Designer Rental in Rodeo, NM

7 guests • 1 bedroom • 0 bathrooms

This house in Rodeo, New Mexico is an astronomer's and birder's dream, as Rodeo is one of the darkest places in the US and perfect for stargazing and also home to a host of rare bird species. The living area, kitchen, and dining area form an open space perfect for lounging with the whole family. The living area is centered around the TV where guests can enjoy a family movie night. If guests don't feel like eating out, they have everything they need in the kitchen, including a dishwasher for easy cleanup. There are four bedrooms, there is plenty of space for eight guests to rest their heads before another day of adventure outside.

At this property, guests have a range of facilities and amenities, from the more basic to the more luxury, so that even the most discerning will feel right at home. Basics like linens and towels are provided for guests, there is parking on-site, and Wi-Fi is available. The kitchen has a dishwasher for easy cleanup after meals and guests have access to a barbecue grill outside for cookouts. The most unique feature is certainly the airstrip on the property that allows guests to fly in. Book luxury rentals near Rodeo, New Mexico

Features and services

Most popular features

Pets allowed
Private Kitchen
National Park
Heating
Air conditioning
Wildlife watching
Shared Barbecue
Parking
Deck/Patio
Horseback riding
Cooking basics
Electricity
Climbing
Biking

Where you will stay

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Rodeo, New Mexico

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Scenic views

Chiricahua National Monument
17 miles straight-line distance

27 kilometers straight-line distance

Here on the border with Arizona, this property lies in Rodeo, New Mexico, hidden in an airpark. Guests have the luxury of flying into the property at the NM90 Amigos del Cielos 5000'+ Dirt strip if they so desire, and hangar space is of course available. The Peloncillo Mountains lie to the east and the Chiricahua Mountains to the west provide not only sweeping views but also a fantastic place to go hiking and mountain biking. This part of the US is known for its unique bird species and attracts many birdwatchers from all over. Similarly, this is one of the darkest parts of the continental US and there is a large astronomy community here as a result of the unparalleled sky gazing and starry nights. Other activities include hiking, horseback riding, climbing, and visits to old Indian archaeological sites.

Rodeo, New Mexico

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Chiricahua National Monument (17 miles straight-line distance) (27 kilometers straight-line distance)

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Here on the border with Arizona, this property lies in Rodeo, New Mexico, hidden in an airpark. Guests have the luxury of flying into the property at the NM90 Amigos del Cielos 5000'+ Dirt strip if they so desire, and hangar space is of course available. The Peloncillo Mountains lie to the east and the Chiricahua Mountains to the west provide not only sweeping views but also a fantastic place to go hiking and mountain biking. This part of the US is known for its unique bird species and attracts many birdwatchers from all over. Similarly, this is one of the darkest parts of the continental US and there is a large astronomy community here as a result of the unparalleled sky gazing and starry nights. Other activities include hiking, horseback riding, climbing, and visits to old Indian archaeological sites.

Activities near Rodeo

Horseback riding
Biking
Climbing
Wildlife watching

Here between the Peloncillo and the Chiricahua Mountains, guests have a host of outdoor activities to choose from. The Chiricahua Mountains to the west have miles of hiking trails for guests to choose from. A hike is a great way to start the day before the heat has reached its highest temperature. Popular trails in the area include the Cathedral Vista Trail, the Barfoot Lookout Trail, and the Morse Canyon Trail, of course, there are many others to choose from as well. With the diversified surrounding areas guests can enjoy some adrenaline fueled activities such as mountain biking, rock climbing, hunting, mountaineering, and spelunking. Or, for those relaxing days at the cabin more relaxing activities can be taken advantage of, including animal watching, rock collecting, bird watching, and sky gazing.

Rodeo, New Mexico is also known for its many unique species of birds and attracts birdwatchers from all over. The area is home to tropical hummingbirds and Elf Owls, Elegant Trogons, Sulphur-bellied Flycatchers, and Coatimundi in South Fork; to the Mexican Chickadee, Yellow-eyed Juncos, and Red-faced Warblers in Rustlers Park, there is nowhere else in the United States like this. Another special quirk specific to the area is how dark it gets at night, making for amazing star gazing and astronomy buffs will love getting out the telescope to see the planets.

Horseback riding
Biking
Climbing
Wildlife watching

Here between the Peloncillo and the Chiricahua Mountains, guests have a host of outdoor activities to choose from. The Chiricahua Mountains to the west have miles of hiking trails for guests to choose from. A hike is a great way to start the day before the heat has reached its highest temperature. Popular trails in the area include the Cathedral Vista Trail, the Barfoot Lookout Trail, and the Morse Canyon Trail, of course, there are many others to choose from as well. With the diversified surrounding areas guests can enjoy some adrenaline fueled activities such as mountain biking, rock climbing, hunting, mountaineering, and spelunking. Or, for those relaxing days at the cabin more relaxing activities can be taken advantage of, including animal watching, rock collecting, bird watching, and sky gazing. Rodeo, New Mexico is also known for its many unique species of birds and attracts birdwatchers from all over. The area is home to tropical hummingbirds and Elf Owls, Elegant Trogons, Sulphur-bellied Flycatchers, and Coatimundi in South Fork; to the Mexican Chickadee, Yellow-eyed Juncos, and Red-faced Warblers in Rustlers Park, there is nowhere else in the United States like this. Another special quirk specific to the area is how dark it gets at night, making for amazing star gazing and astronomy buffs will love getting out the telescope to see the planets.

Comfortable Cabin Rental Perfect for Stargazing in Rodeo, New Mexico

Designer Rental in Rodeo, NM

7 guests • 1 bedroom • 0 bathrooms

Features and services

Most popular features

Pets allowed

Private Kitchen

National Park

Heating

Air conditioning

Wildlife watching

Shared Barbecue

Parking

Deck/Patio

Horseback riding

Cooking basics

Electricity

Climbing

Biking

Where you will stay

Get in touch to book your luxury camping rental

Rodeo, New Mexico

Scenic views

Chiricahua National Monument
17 miles straight-line distance

27 kilometers straight-line distance

Activities near Rodeo

Horseback riding

Biking

Climbing

Wildlife watching

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Arrival and departure

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Check-out: Flexible

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Cancellation policy

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Comfortable Cabin Rental Perfect for Stargazing in Rodeo, New Mexico

Designer Rental in Rodeo, NM

7 guests • 1 bedroom • 0 bathrooms

Features and services

Most popular features

Pets allowed

Private Kitchen

National Park

Heating

Air conditioning

Wildlife watching

Shared Barbecue

Parking

Deck/Patio

Horseback riding

Cooking basics

Electricity

Climbing

Biking

Where you will stay

Get in touch to book your luxury camping rental

Rodeo, New Mexico

Scenic views

Chiricahua National Monument 17 miles straight-line distance 27 kilometers straight-line distance

Activities near Rodeo

Horseback riding

Biking

Climbing

Wildlife watching

No reviews

Things to know

Arrival and departure

Check-in: Flexible

Check-out: Flexible

House rules

Cancellation policy

Additional info

Similar accommodations

Discover the best places to go camping in Rodeo, New Mexico

Our other available options nearby

Chiricahua National Monument
17 miles straight-line distance

27 kilometers straight-line distance