Okay what do 4 rockhounding women from Texas, and Kokopelli Cave got in common? EVERYTHING! From the geology, to some collecting, to just sitting outside enjoying the stars! Wouldn't trade that experience for anything! We met Lindy (manager) the night before, and this being our last night in the Southwest, we left it with good feelings all the way around!... more

We met Lindy, (host of Kokopelli’s Cave) at 3:30. Thank goodness we got there as early as we did because it took her nearly 1 ½ hours to go over everything with us. We also had to sign documents that we wouldn’t sue them if we died out there. It began to hit home how isolated we would be. Although... more

What can I say about our stay at the Cave? It's an amazingly unique place, and made for a truly relaxing and rejuvenating vacation. First off, I should mention Lindy... calling her the proprietor is a mischaracterization, because the help and courtesies that she provides goes well above and beyond that title. She responded to numerous emails I had sent... more

Seriously, how neat is it to stay in a cave? A really PLUSH cave with all of the amenities (jacuzzi, waterfall shower, full kitchen, plush carpets, TV). Okay, it's not a natural cave. The owner (a geologist) paid some drillers to blast a cave into the side of a cliff overlooking the La Plata River. When we read about this... more

This is a once in a lifetime experience. Truly staying the night in a man-made cave in the cliffs near Farmington, N.M. 1700sf of true living space. Kitchen, LR, BR, gorgeous bath, two ledge balconies. About two miles out of town on a dirt road, down a rugged path and finally a short ladder. This is a stunning experience. Your... more

We had a great time at Kokopelli's Cave. It would be hard to find a place more private or unique. We enjoyed sitting on the terrace watching the sunset, feeding some birdseed snacks to the local bands of squirrels, chipmunks and ring tailed cats, and basically just enjoyed the peace and quiet. It's a cave, but really nicely furnished. The... more

This was an awesome surprise planned months ago for our 2nd Anniversary. This place was emaculate and was very comfortable - even for those who are closticphobic. We were welcomed with a large vase of fresh flowers, an Anniversary card, and a bottle of White Zinfindale wine. While I was enjoying the comfort of being lazy in bed, my husband... more

We read somewhere that Kokopelli's Cave was named as one of the 10 most unusual places in the world to spend the night; I'd like to know what the other nine are! To call it a "bed and breakfast" is a misnomer; the place is so unique that it'd be tough to put a label on it. Just call it... more

We stayed here twice, once for 3 nights! Truly an awesome desert experience! Fabulous sunsets..... The adventure of hiking there, the awe at seeing how they have carved out a multi-room home into the side of a cliff.... The accomodations are wonderful from the stone waterfall jacuzzi tub, to the ceremonial kiva fire pit to the fur-lined lounging area... and... more