Palo Duro Canyon At Last Cabin

This destination offers the view of a lifetime only a short drive from the second-largest canyon in the United States. A quirky older cabin has been updated so it’s a glamping experience with a breathtaking view The bathroom is tiny and with a standard shower. Hike early and return to At Last cabin to spend the hottest part of the summer day in air conditioning, with internet and Netflix, and then enjoy an evening of stargazing away from city lights The space NOT kid friendly. This property sits on the edge of a canyon cliff. It is beautiful, but not safe for children if they wander off or are not closely supervised. This destination offers the view of a lifetime only a short drive from the second-largest canyon in the United States. When the wind blows it feels like an intense wind tunnel. It blows large heavy things off the porch so there are cushions and tables that can be set up outdoors for evening enjoyment The mattresses are luxury models There is no stove; only a microwave, crock pot, coffee maker, and toaster oven. The bathroom is small with limited counter space with a standard shower. There is an outdoor grill ( a green egg) with charcoal and an electric starter. Enjoy the panoramic view of Palo Duro Canyon all across the horizon. Be sure and save an evening for stargazing away from the city lights. This is a remote location and the internet can go out during storms. AT&T is the only mobile service that works inside the cabin. Most other services work nearby but not at this exact location. Check out the destinations in nearby Canyon, Texas. Panhandle Plains Museum is one of Texas’ largest museums and there are great restaurants and a quaint shopping town square with a farmer’s market on Sat mornings during the summer. There are brochures at the cabins that cover all the activities in the area. Text me if you have questions. Allow some extra time to experience the zip line between the Palo Duro Canyon entrance and the last cabin in the private gated community. The owner is nearby for any needed entertainment suggestions. Guest access Guests may drive in on the road and stay in the cabin. No access to Palo Duro Canyon directly from the cabin. For hiking guests will need to drive five minutes to the Palo Duro State Park. Other things to note NOT kid friendly. This property sits on the edge of a canyon cliff. It is beautiful, but not safe for children if they wander off or are not closely supervised.