Redrock Tiny Home
Rust-red timber against the cliff face, with a queen bed, a sofa that converts for a third, and an en suite bathroom.

The Ranch · Two keys
Small timber cabins set against the cliffs, each with a bed, a kitchenette and a window doing most of the work. They are nearly the same. Two things separate them, and both are below.

What these are
One room each, built well, with a proper bed and somewhere to make coffee. They sit at the base of the cliffs a short walk from the caves, with a fire ring outside and nothing overhead but the sky the rest of this place is known for.
They are close enough in specification that people book the wrong one. So: the Redrock sleeps three and has its own shower. The Cozy Cabin sleeps two and uses the bathhouse. That is the whole difference.
Side by side
Rust-red timber against the cliff face, with a queen bed, a sofa that converts for a third, and an en suite bathroom.

Dark timber, a bed set against a window that takes up most of one wall, and a lavatory of its own. There is no shower inside, but the bathhouse is a few steps away.

Shared ground
They sit on the same ground as the caves, share the same spectacular views of the Red Rock and river, provide access to our well-appointed bathhouse, and look at the same sky. Neither is roughing it — they are simplicity and comfort.

Before you book
Unlike the camp, these are solid and air-conditioned, so summer does not rule them out the way it can a tent on the flat. Both are designed for a comfortable stay, with the landscape still doing most of the work.
The Redrock sleeps three, with a sofa that converts to a real bed. The Cozy Cabin sleeps two and is best suited to a shorter, simpler stay.
Spring and autumn are still the best of it — warm days, cold nights, and the fire ring earning its place.
Forty-five minutes of river road separate the ranch from Moab. Arrive with what you need — there is nothing to buy here, by design.
Reserve
The Cozy Cabin sleeps two and keeps things simple, with a short walk to a hot shower. The Redrock sleeps three and offers a little more room to settle in.
If you know what you are looking for, choose your cabin. If you are not sure, tell us what kind of stay you have in mind and we will point you in the right direction.