Mountain experience at the Dancing Artist Cabin located in Village of Cloudcroft, Christmas Capitol, of NM.
Mountains
Skiing
Biking
Hiking
Wildlife watching
Golf at The Lodge, Fine Dining at Rebecca's Restaurant
Sunsets
Dining and shopping: Mad Jack's Mountain BBQ, The Brewery, The Lodge, unique shops, wine tasting at Noisy Waters Winery to name a few.
Wildlife and aspens (deer runs in front and back of cabin)
Free WiFi, smart TVS with streaming services featuring cabin guest profiles
Master bedroom 1: with full bath, king bed, daybed twin size, smart TV
Bedroom 2 with guest full bath, queen bed and smart TV
Indoor Living: open LDK with wood burning fireplace, large dining table for 8, fully stocked kitchen, 2 full bathrooms, pantry, utility room w/ washer and dryer. Central heat
Outdoor Living: furnished front and back decks, with gas grill
Security system is located on front deck and back deck for property and guest security, required by our current property insurance provider. Absolutely NO camera devices are inside cabin. First aid kit in kitchen cabinet, smoke detector and carbon monoxide detectors also in cabin. No smoking in or on property, no deep fryers or fire pits, bc of fire spark danger. We are in national forest. We are on the mountain side close to The Lodge; in fact, you can walk to end of one street and see the golf course with lots of resident elks! A beautiful, scenic drive takes you to Alamogordo and White Sands. Drive through the Mescalero Apache Indian Reservation to Ruidosa for more fun. Hiking trail info is in cabin. Go to Cloudcroft Chamber of Commerce for a list of all activities and festivals.
You must be 23 to secure a reservation.
All payments are handled through VRBO only.
No smoking in cabin or on property, no pets.
Parking is directly in front of cabin, the length of cabin only. We can accommodate 2 cars parallel parked. Please do not block the short driveway, as neighbor must be able to drive through. The long driveway to right, facing cabin, is private property and cannot be used.
