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"Loved everything about it. Easy check in and checkout "

"It was a bit far from something’s but I should have paid more attention to that. Overall nice, quiet place and the food was good at the cafe. "

"Hosts were so kind and welcoming! We flew into ELP drove 4.5 hours (stopped for gas & groceries). Arrived evening to see amazing stars, (the hosts put out feed to bring in)20 mule deer, 2 baby javalina, and a road runner! Rooms were clean and loved having separate bathrooms. Porch /patio / hot tub was our favorite hangout. Approx 30 mins to town of Terlingua, 45 to entrance of state park, 45 to BBNP entrance. Hosts were fun to chat with and offered any help. Thanks!"

"The room was clean. Big Bend National Park information was in the room, which helped us plan our time at Big Bend the before getting to the park. Staff was "

"We had a great stay and really enjoyed the parks as well."

"Simple stay but just what I needed! I was there to hike in the park, so a comfortable bed and hot shower were great."

"We had a truly excellent stay with Mark and Michelle! The amenities, location, and space were all clean and exactly as described, perfect for visiting Big Bend National Park. We thoroughly enjoyed the hot tub, starry sky, and wildlife sightings and slept comfortably every night.Mark and Michelle greeted us upon arrival and showed so much hospitality throughout our stay that we felt like family. They were extremely helpful and kind, frequently offering great recommendations for our time in West Texas, including tips for visiting Boquillas while in Big Bend. We thoroughly enjoyed spending time with them on their porch in the evenings, but always felt that we had enough privacy when we wanted it. All told, I highly recommend staying with Mark and Michelle! You would be hard pressed to find better hosts anywhere. "

"Outstanding location. Responsive hosts."

"Beautiful area. Small but adequate. Host was easy to communicate with. Appreciated the outdoor area with the propane fire. The birds were endless entertainment at the filled bird feeders. "