How's the Resort?

Changed a little. Loved just as much.

Sierra Blanca Cabins has been through a lot these past couple of years — wildfire, flooding, and the slow work of healing a landscape that doesn't rush. Our Adobe Riverside Retreat and Cabin 6 sustained damage, and we're waiting for this monsoon season to end before considering some exciting renovation options. In the meantime, we've focused on keeping the property tidy, natural, and giving it time to heal.

Today, Cabins 7 through 12 are open and ready for you — three one-bedrooms and three two-bedrooms, all fully rentable, and set well back from the river on higher ground. Cabins 4 and 5, our riverside units, remain available on a weekly-only basis during monsoon season, with availability confirmed closer to your stay depending on river conditions.

And for something different, The High Life — our mountaintop retreat, a separate property from the cabins — has kept its own rhythm through everything, booked most of the year and offering the kind of views and privacy that make it a destination in its own right. If you're looking for something special above the treeline, this is it.

What hasn't changed: three acres along the Rio Ruidoso, tall pines, resident wildlife, and a 3–4 minute walk to Midtown's wineries, live music, and shops. There's room to spread out, a lot of peace and quiet, and time to just relax. Throw a few steaks on the grill in the common front yard, dip your toes in the river, and let nature do a little healing. Bring the dog, bring the kids.

Important Note for guests visiting mid-June to mid-September: If you're visiting during monsoon season, please stay aware of changing weather conditions. Due to recent fire burn scars, heavy rains can lead to sudden flooding in low-lying areas of Ruidoso. Sometimes, it may be as simple as planning which side of the river to be on for a few hours if water levels rise temporarily. These landscapes will take time to heal, and your awareness helps protect both you and the area. Don't hesitate to ask questions—just a little local knowledge can go a long way toward making your visit to our beloved town both safe and magical.

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