Taos cabin sleeps six and is furnished with cooking and dining utensils including pots, pans, dishes, silverware, cup & glasses, microwave, electric coffee pot, toaster and electric skillet. Ice cubes can be made in the freezer part of the refrigerator. An outside covered BBQ grill is provided along with a separate campfire pit. Firewood may be purchased from the Camp Host at Circle Drive Campground. Renters are required to bring their own charcoal. Animals are not allowed in the cabin. 

Rental Fees: 

October - March

• Weekdays: $90 /night
• Weekends: $95 /night

April - September

• Weekdays: $100 /night
• Weekends: $115 /night - two night minimum

 Navajo cabin sleeps six and is furnished with cooking and dining utensils including pots, pans, dishes, silverware, cup & glasses, microwave, electric coffee pot, toaster and electric skillet. Ice cubes can be made in the freezer part of the refrigerator. An outside covered BBQ grill is provided along with a separate campfire pit. Firewood may be purchased from the Camp Host at Circle Drive Campground. Renters are required to bring their own charcoal. Animals are not allowed inside the cabin. 

Rental Fees: 

October - March

• Weekdays: $90 /night
• Weekends: $95 /night

April - September

• Weekdays: $100 /night
• Weekends: $115 /night - two night minimum

Two sections of the trail system, referred to as the Horsethief Canyon trails, connect the Rockin' K Trails to the Prairie Trails. The orange Horsethief Canyon Trail is one of the more difficult trails in the trail system. It has three relatively easy water crossings, but the trail is narrow in spots and goes in and out of rocky canyons. The blue Horsethief Canyon Trail is short and easy but has three water crossings that can present a challenge. These crossings can be very deep.