Camping-Car Spacieux sur un Ranch de Sauvetage de Lamas avec Vues Superbes près de Questa, Nouveau-Mexique

Reconnect with nature in this unforgettable escape, with all the comforts of home. Private and secluded, with 360 degree Mountain and Desert views, this cozy camper is located on a Llama Rescue Ranch just north of Taos New Mexico.



About the Property:

Situated between the majestic Sangre de Cristo Mountains and the Rio Grande del Norte National Monument, this magical glamping retreat provides inspiring solitude, with easy access to a multitude of outdoor adventures and cultural activities.



There are several outdoor spaces to enjoy, including a sitting area, picnic table, a relaxing hammock , and a beautiful fire pit area for evening campfires and stargazing.



We have several outdoor games, like corn hole, ladder toss, and horseshoes, as well as some classic indoor board and card games.



While the camper is a great place to unplug and get away from it all, there is also free WiFi and a television with access to all the streaming services, for when you need to stay connected or just want to unwind and watch a movie.



Guests can use the private and secure parking area adjacent to the camper. There is plenty of room for more than one vehicle, for larger groups.



Guest Access:

Guests have access to the 3 beautiful acres that the camper sits on, with a path that leads to one of our llama pastures.



Host Interaction:

The camper is located on our llama rescue ranch, so we are not that far away. If you have any questions or need anything during your stay, feel free to contact us directly, and we will be happy to assist!



Llama Rescue Ranch:

What makes this stay truly unique is the opportunity to stay at a working llama rescue ranch. Home to 30 rescued llamas, each with their own name and personality, the ranch is a sanctuary dedicated to care, education, and love for these gentle creatures. Guests are encouraged to interact with the llamas, join in on feeding sessions, or simply observe their quirky, calming behaviors from a distance. You'll likely spot them grazing nearby or peeking curiously at you while you relax around the property.



Your hosts:

Leah and Stuart are longtime animal advocates and New Mexico locals—are happy to offer tours of the ranch, share stories about the llamas’ journeys, and provide recommendations for nearby hiking trails and cultural sites.