ACCOMMODATIONS AND FACILITIES

LODGING

Cimarroncita's classic vintage accommodations are well-appointed renovated guest quarters in historic lodging. Guests reside in "Laguna Lodge", tourist quarters built by the St. Louis, Rocky Mountain and Pacific Railway in the early 1900s for the railway's Tourist Resort which opened in 1908. Additional lodging is available in Isleta Cabin, an historic log cabin.

Laguna's six private bedrooms and two shared sleeping rooms are surrounded by generous screened porches which give access to the four shared bathrooms, two with vintage clawfoot bathtubs and two with showers. The six private rooms have one queen bed for single or double occupancy; shared sleeping rooms feature three generously sized built-in bunk beds, accommodating three persons on three bottom beds.

Isleta Cabin features a large fireplace for a beautiful evening fire,six large bunk beds, a private bath.

All guests are indulged with fine bed linens, comforters, plush towels, bathrobes and slippers.
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FRIJOLES DINING HALL,
PORCHES AND LIBRARY

Cimarroncita’s chef creates delicious and hearty meals served in the the historic spacious dining hall. The dining area is decorated with a vintage mural, circa 1930, and features a cozy fireplace and many vintage details. The Frijoles Porches provide lobby, greeting and meeting areas adjacent to the dining area. The Frijoles Library has comfortable reading chairs and a fine collection of books, games and music for guest use during their stay at Cimarroncita.
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THE KIVA

The Kiva, a large open building of 2000 square feet with oak floor and fabulous views creates a special place for meetings, dancing and fitness exercise. The Kiva Arts and Crafts Studio offers a well-equiped studio workshop and photography darkroom for creative fun and artistic endeavors.
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TRADING POST PARK and
THE TRADING POST AT CIMARRONCITA

Trading Post Park

Trading Post Park is a shady park under a high canopy of trees, a center of activity with tables and chairs for al fresco dining and relaxing. Guests love to lounge in the comfortable adirondack chairs and enjoy great views, long visits, good books. Evening campfires at the Trading Post Park cap off delightful sparkling summer days.

The Trading Post at Cimarroncita

It's fun to browse The Trading Post at Cimarroncita with its treasured vintage finds, fine leather work of artist Ruby Firecat, silver jewlery by the legendary Patania Family and fine art. Regional arts and crafts, history, literature and guide books are favorites as well as postcards, posters and Cimarroncita branded hats and clothing. Travel necessities are kept in good supply.
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RIVER CABIN and PARK

This bright one-room cabin on the banks of the Cimarron River serves as headquarters for activities on the Dream Water. In summer it's shady park is is a relaxing place to sit and listen to the sounds of nature, to watch the movement of the river and the sky. In winter, the River Cabin Feast served during Day Trips fills the cozy place with fun as guests are served a delicious meal on a snowy day.
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MEETING UP WITH NATURE

Cimarroncita is surrounded by a protected state wildlife preserve and vast undeveloped private lands. Cimaroncita offers a variety of natural habitats including Alpine meadows, conifer forests and a two-mile stretch of the Cimarron River, known to flyfishers as the "Dream Water of the Cimarron River." Here one can experience the restorative values of nature and its abundant native plants, birds and animals, whether with a walk along the Cimarron River, or a guided hike up into the high country.
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