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Winter Wilderness Comfort: Stay in the Glade 20-Foot Dog Friendly Yurt in Red River, New Mexico - Red River

Winter Wilderness Comfort: Stay in the Glade 20-Foot Dog Friendly Yurt in Red River, New Mexico

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

Overnight stays typically range from 1 to 7+ days

Fitness Level

No strenuous activity required, but be prepared for mild snow hikes.

Overview

Discover the Glade 20-Foot Dog Friendly Yurt, a cozy winter retreat in Red River, New Mexico. Perfect for groups and their dogs, this yurt combines rustic charm and modern warmth, offering a unique mountain getaway.

Red River, New Mexico

Glade 20-Foot 'Dog Friendly' Yurt - Winter

Starting at $100

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About This Adventure

Experience upscale camping in the Glade Yurt, nestled among evergreen and aspen trees. Accommodating up to 8 guests, this semi-primitive retreat features cozy beds, a wood stove, and a kitchen area. Perfect for winter adventures with your furry friends, enjoy a unique blend of comfort and nature.

Occupancy: Up to 8 People | Available Everyday


Winter 2024/2025 Rates

$100 — Sunday — Thursday $140 — Friday & Saturday $180 — Holidays (Thanksgiving, Christmas/New Years, Martin Luther King & Presidents' Day Holidays)

This is Upscale Camping!

The Glade Yurt is 20' in diameter is located amid a glade of evergreen and aspen trees on our "Dog Trails". This is good news for guests who want to bring their furry friends in winter!

The yurt is semi-primitive, but comfortable, and features:

• Comfortable beds for up to 8: 2 twin and 3 double futon sofa beds (you supply bedding. 0º sleeping bags highly recommended); • Wood stove for heat with firewood; • Dining table and chairs; • Kitchen area with some cooking supplies and a three-burner propane cook stove; • Propane lantern’ • Port-A-Potty

This is still camping in a tent, not a hotel room. There is no room- or maid service. Heat is provided by a wood stove – wood provided. It will still get cold overnight, but not as cold as in a tent! You must provide your own sleeping bag (at least 0º or colder rating recommended in winter), food, and transport (ski or snowshoe in winter, hike or mountain bike in summer) to the yurt

We provide a large gear pulk in winter for helping transport your stuff to the yurt. Gear delivery is also available for $50, Gear must fit in a 5x3x2 foot sled. Please pack your gear for your yurt stay with this in mind. Leave things you don't need at the yurt in the car or at home. (We have had people pack hair dryers for instance.)

Drinking water in winter is from melting snow, or better, you can bring bottled gallons of water available at any store for $1 to get you started. We recommend one gallon, per person, per day.

Kitchen items, pots, pans, plates, silverware etc. and a stove and lantern are provided in the yurt. See complete yurt instructions (available after booking) for a more comprehensive list.

Adventure Tips

Bring Plenty of Firewood

The wood stove is your primary heat source; make sure to stock sufficient firewood for a warm stay.

Dress in Layered Clothing

Temperatures can drop rapidly—wear layers to stay comfortable both inside and outdoors.

Plan for Limited Cell Service

Cell reception is spotty near the yurt; download maps and emergency contacts before arrival.

Respect Local Wildlife

Keep dogs leashed and stored food securely to avoid attracting bears and other animals.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Mule deer
  • Red fox

History

Red River began as a mining town in the late 1800s before developing into a prominent ski resort community.

Conservation

The yurt’s semi-primitive design minimizes impact on the forest, promoting preservation of the natural ecosystem.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Warm Sleeping Bag

Essential

Necessary for staying cozy in the yurt overnight during cold winter temperatures.

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Snow Boots

Essential

Waterproof boots keep your feet dry and warm while exploring snowy trails.

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Layered Clothing

Essential

Essential for adjusting to fluctuating outdoor and indoor temperatures.

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Headlamp or Flashlight

Essential

Useful for navigating outside after dark in the winter months.

winter specific