This newly remodeled one-room stucco casita with a kitchenette is surrounded by the Gila Wilderness. This space contains one room with one queen-size bed and one twin-size bed, a mini fridge, toaster oven (large enough to bake a 12in pizza), microwave, and a Keurig coffee maker. The cabin has a full-size bathroom. There is a shared patio with table and chairs and a propane BBQ grill for your use. The casita is tastefully furnished with colorful artwork and furniture made by local artisans. The space The nearby adobe structure that house four of the other casitas was originally built in the mid-1930s during the Great Depression to house the CCC boys and men who worked with conservation and development of natural resources in the area, included the spectacular Catwalk. After the CCC projects were complete, my grandfather turned the building into his hay barn for our family's ranch. In 1998, my mother repurposed the hay barn into the some of the cabins that exist today. Guest access A lockbox is provided for self check-in so you don't have to be concerned with your arrival time. Dusk to dawn patio lights will always be on to welcome you so you are never fumbling around in the dark.