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    • THE COWBOY ROOM
    • THE INDIAN ROOM
    • RV PARK
    • MAP and REVIEWS
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  • THE COWBOY ROOM
  • THE INDIAN ROOM
  • RV PARK
  • MAP and REVIEWS

MOUNTAIN VALLEY LODGE 575-520-3731

    WELCOME


    SAVE BY CALLING THE LODGE FOR RESERVATIONS 

    (or)

    https://www.airbnb.com

    Our hours are from  9:30 am to 8:00 pm seven days a week New Mexico Time.


    Please check out 

    The Cowboy Room

     and 

    The Indian Room. 






    Birding season is on for 2026 Make your reservations NOW !

    Mountain Valley Lodge and RV Park Lodge

     

    WE ARE JUST A FIFTEEN MINUTE DRIVE TO PORTAL ARIZONA

     

    It is a wonder-filled place for Birders, Mountain Bikers, Hikers, and our night sky awakens an
    awe that brings folks back next year and the year after that to gaze at the heavens. They
    start calling themselves Astronomers, though some prefer Star Gazers or Incurable
    Romantics.
     

    We have beautiful views of the Chiricahua Mountains, one of the prime destinations for
    literally hundreds of bird species. Portal, Arizona, famed for being base camp to Birding
    Afficionados from around the world, is 7 miles away. So when you stay with us, you are
    close to the action but far from the "Madding Crowd".
     

    The Chiricahua Mountains provide a migration corridor above the surrounding desert and
    rise through seven life zones. Providing a wide range of ecosystems and a variety of plant,
    animal and bird species, it is one of only two sites in the US where the elegant trogon nests,
    and it is also home to 16 varieties of hummingbirds.
     

    Nestled in the area are hummingbirds, screech owl, great horned owl, elf owl, ring-tailed cat,
    skunk, coati, gray fox, deer, black bear, javelina, and bighorn sheep.
     

    Come and visit. Bring all your relatives. We have cottage, motel and RV accommodations. It
    is a beautiful place for a family reunion. You can relax by the koi pond while the more
    energetic strike out to discover the beautiful land that Geronimo and Cochise loved. This
    country is steeped in the history of the Old West. The famed town of Tombstone is less than
    100 miles away. Tucson, Arizona is only a 2 hour drive, while the Mexico border is about an
    hour away. Rivers, canyons, and mountains are all within easy driving distance. 

    'New Mexico's Most Western Town' Is An Artsy Hub With Railroad History Natural beauty steeped in Spanish vaquero traditions and a long history of ranching, many cities in New Mexico could be considered the best "cowboy core" vacation destinations in the American West. But none exude the true Wild West spirit quite like the tiny hamlet of Rodeo. And with a name like that, it's not hard to see why. Home to only about residents, Rodeo holds the distinction of being New Mexico's "most western town" — a reference to its spot on the map. Draped right along the Arizona border in the southwestern corner of the state, Rodeo straddles State Road 80 in the San Simon Valley near the otherworldly cliffs of the Chiricahua Mountains.





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