The best yurt rentals near Mora, New Mexico

Looking for a yurt in Mora? You’ve got five solid options, with average nightly rates landing around $99—and you can score a spot for as low as $80. These aren’t just any yurts. You’ll find stays that let you wake up surrounded by ponderosa pine, with wifi on tap, pet-friendly spots, and campfires allowed for when the sun drops. Mora’s best yurt camps put you close to swimming holes, horseback riding trails, and fishing streams. The big names here? Santa Fe Treehouse Camp (919 reviews) offers shade and mountain breezes. River Sanctuary by Ojo Hot Springs (145 reviews) sits near mineral waters when you need to soak off the dust. Taos Goji Farm & Eco Lodge (89 reviews) keeps things quirky with organic gardens and easy hikes. Book ahead—these yurts are in demand, especially when the aspens turn or trout start biting.

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Top-rated campgrounds

Looking for a yurt in Mora? You’ve got five solid options, with average nightly rates landing around $99—and you can score a spot for as low as $80. These aren’t just any yurts. You’ll find stays that let you wake up surrounded by ponderosa pine, with wifi on tap, pet-friendly spots, and campfires allowed for when the sun drops. Mora’s best yurt camps put you close to swimming holes, horseback riding trails, and fishing streams. The big names here? Santa Fe Treehouse Camp (919 reviews) offers shade and mountain breezes. River Sanctuary by Ojo Hot Springs (145 reviews) sits near mineral waters when you need to soak off the dust. Taos Goji Farm & Eco Lodge (89 reviews) keeps things quirky with organic gardens and easy hikes. Book ahead—these yurts are in demand, especially when the aspens turn or trout start biting.

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Top-rated campgrounds

1. Taos Goji Farm & Eco Lodge

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47mi from Mora · 13 sites · Tents, Lodging · San Cristobal, NM

Taos Goji Ecolodge, is an historic property with ten renovated cabins and a 4-acre goji berry farm located on 40 acres of pristine land in San Cristobal, New Mexico. The cabins were built at the beginning of last century, originally for sheep herders. Both Alduous Huxley and D.H. Lawrence lived and wrote in this cabins, and later Elizabeth Kubler Ross and Ram Dass stayed here.

2. Santa Fe Treehouse Camp & Wilderness Preserve

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39mi from Mora · 58 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Santa Fe, NM

Brad and Ciana welcome you to the Santa Fe Treehouse Camp & Wilderness Preserve, managed by The Wilderness Institute. The camp was founded 40 years ago as a summer camp for kids. We continue to offer camps for children and their parents and grandparents (family camps), as well as welcome adults and other groups to enjoy the vast and wild high desert nature up on this ridge. Register for our nature education activities and resources lead by The Wilderness Institute (available for all of our guests). These topics include sustainability, recycling, composting, water conservation, wildfire prevention, outdoor safety, and nature awareness along with the use of our hiking trails. You can also join an archery class, tomahawk throwing, climbing on the mobile climbing wall, Yoga, Qigong, Climbing Into The Heart of the Mother Tree, Star talks and more! There are beautiful views and access to Shaggy Peak, the southernmost tip of the Rocky Mountains and the Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range. Wander our land to enjoy various level hiking trails including a 20 minute hike to a creek and waterfall in the forest (some steep spots and creek is intermittent) or climb up Shaggy Peak (seasoned hikers only please). IMPORTANT: We are up 1.3 miles of dirt road (with 5-7+% grade in a few short stretches) and are not near public transportation so you will need your own vehicle! Be aware that the roads can be snowy, icy or muddy and rutted ( 4-wheel or All-trak recommended in certain times of year). We don’t guarantee the road will be plowed. We generally close for the season due to cold weather around Halloween and reopen just before Memorial Day. This is a non-smoking, no candle facility.

3. River Sanctuary by Ojo Hot Springs

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49mi from Mora · 4 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · La Madera, NM

Learn more about this land: Lush high desert river oasis nestled in a fertile valley in the Carson National Forest right between the fiery expanse of Taos and the rolling colorful formations of Abiquiu. Peaceful and private 3 acres right by the river at the edge of a little quaint town called La Madera (145 people, no shops)- just 6 miles to the healing mineral Hot Springs of Ojo Caliente, a place of emergence or rebirth as known to the local Natives. Right by the river, held by a ridge (that makes for amazing sunset hikes), I have a 16ft Yurt Canvas set up with furnishings (desk, couch, wash stand) and a wooden Queen Bed with down bedding. This site can only be reached by foot across the river via stumps- a car can be parked near by.. approx. 50ft. I also have a Vintage Camper that can be heated, has a kitchen, electricity and plenty of outdoor furniture with a fire pit and serene mountain views. As well as a monastic and very grounding Ensuite Bedroom, or a simple campsite if you want to bring your own camper or tent. All facilities have access to a guest bathroom inside the main house. I offer dog sitting while you soak at Ojo, healing modalities that you'll find in the Extras section, and my dear neighbor Jackie takes appointments for massages with homemade essential oils. +++ 6 miles to Ojo Caliente Hot Springs. There you will find the best restaurant in the area, with locally/organically farmed produce. The land is naturally and beautifully wild- it is not a manicured campsite. The dirt rd down to the property is best suited for higher clearance vehicles, but is manageable for city cars. With land by the river comes the mosquitos- June to August only. They are predominantly active during sunrise and sunset; long loose fitting clothes and a repellent work great. Waterhole, Waterfall and climbing sites near by, as well as Plaza Blanca, Abiquiu, Ghost Ranch and the Taos Gorge are 30 mins drive away. *No cell service in the greater area. WiFi reaches around the house/deck and allows for WiFi Calling: that’s a setting in your phone that enables phone calls & texts beside usual internet access.

Stories from the community

Anny

September 2025

Weekend Trip to Taos Goji Farm & Eco Lodge

Beautiful property, very quiet and peaceful. The tipi was a wonderful experience to disconnect. I stayed here at the tail end of my week camping road trip, so having a nice cozy, comfy place to sleep with access to a hot shower was heaven.