Bruce Spruce Ranch

Open May 25 through October 20

All our cabins have electricity, refrigerator, gas oven with four burners, microwave, pots, pans, dishes and utensils, as well as a kitchen table with chairs. A pot bellied stove provides heat, with chopped wood easily available. (Note: you can chop your own wood from the pile located near the lodge for free (ax available), or purchase a bundle for $6.25)

Each cabin has a half bath with cold running water and a clean, centralized area for hot showers in individual stalls. There is also a central laundry facility that can be used for a small fee. Linens are not provided. Bring sleeping bags or sheets for full sized beds, blankets, pillows, kitchen and bath towels and cloths, bath soap, shampoo, and food.

Open May 25 through October 20

All our cabins have electricity, refrigerator, gas oven with four burners, microwave, pots, pans, dishes and utensils, as well as a kitchen table with chairs. A pot bellied stove provides heat, with chopped wood easily available. (Note: you can chop your own wood from the pile located near the lodge for free (ax available), or purchase a bundle.)

Each cabin has a half bath with cold running water and a clean, centralized area for hot showers in individual stalls. There is also a central laundry facility that can be used for a small fee. Linens are not provided. Bring sleeping bags or sheets for full sized beds, blankets, pillows, kitchen and bath towels and cloths, bath soap, shampoo, and food.

Open May 25 through October 20

All our cabins have electricity, refrigerator, gas oven with four burners, microwave, pots, pans, dishes and utensils, as well as a kitchen table with chairs. A pot bellied stove provides heat, with chopped wood easily available. (Note: you can chop your own wood from the pile located near the lodge for free (ax available), or purchase a bundle for $6.25.)

Each cabin has a half bath with cold running water and a clean, centralized area for hot showers in individual stalls. There is also a central laundry facility that can be used for a small fee. Linens are not provided. Bring sleeping bags or sheets for full sized beds, blankets, pillows, kitchen and bath towels and cloths, bath soap, shampoo, and food.

Bruce spruce ranch offers 30 beautiful RV sites. Over half the sites are nestled in the trees.

All sites have full hook ups, including:

Water

30 amp electricity

Use only one air conditioner, NEVER two.

Only use one appliance at a time which would include the air conditioner.

Sewer

Available for guests:

Hot showers

Laundry

Horseshoe pits

*ADDITIONAL PARKING: $5/day for any extra vehicle (including trailers hauling boats, RTVs/ATVs, etc.). Due to limited availability you must check with the office in advance to ensure there is room for extra vehicle.

Open May 25 through October 20

This cabin has an open floor plan with 2 beds downstairs and 2 beds upstairs.

The Elk Inn has a history totally different from all of the Bruce original cabins. In the late ’30s or early ’40s a man by the name of Wooding came to the Pagosa Springs area, and he leased National Forest land just down the road from Judge Bruce’s, Bruce Spruce Ranch. He then proceeded to build six solid log cabins where he started his own guest ranch which he called the Flying W Guest Ranch, and it was operated as such for many years.

After his passing and Forest Service policy changes, and failure of new owners, it was determined that the cabins had to be moved. At that time Craig and Gena Hinger bid on and got three of the cabins, the Elk being one of those. The Elk Inn was then moved, which is a story in itself, and placed where another historic Bruce cabin “Tee Pee” previously had stood, but was crushed by a tree. After this cabin was renovated and placed into service it was named Elk Inn after the mighty elk of the Rockies. It is a four double bed cabin enjoyed by many larger families. This all took place in 1970-71.

All our cabins have electricity, refrigerator, gas oven with four burners, microwave, pots, pans, dishes and utensils, as well as a kitchen table with chairs. A pot bellied stove provides heat, with chopped wood easily available. (Note: you can chop your own wood from the pile located near the lodge for free (ax available), or purchase a bundle for $6.25.)

Each cabin has a half bath with cold running water and a clean, centralized area for hot showers in individual stalls. There is also a central laundry facility that can be used for a small fee. Linens are not provided. Bring sleeping bags or sheets for full sized beds, blankets, pillows, kitchen and bath towels and cloths, bath soap, shampoo, and food.

Open May 25 through October 20

Open May 25 through October 20

All six tent sites are nestled in the trees and offer:

Picnic table

Fire pit with grate

2 water spigots with potable water in the tent area

Also available for guests:

Hot showers

Laundry

Horseshoe pits

Open all year long! Enjoy it even in the winter!

This large modern log cabin is perfect for many family, church and business functions. Whether you are planning a family reunion, church group or business retreat, or a winter ski vacation, this is the ideal spot for you.

This cabin has a full kitchen, laundry room, covered deck, a large living area, five separate bedrooms with 11 double beds total and three baths.

Four of the bedrooms have 2 double beds in each room and one bedroom has 3 double beds. Between the 3 bathrooms, there is 1 shower and 2 tub/shower combinations. The large living room has 4 futon couches. Bedding is provided for the 11 double beds. Bath towels, kitchen towels and bedding for the 4 futons are not provided. Enjoy your meals in the large kitchen area with 4 banquet size tables or outside on the picnic tables and BBQ on the gas grill.

Even during the busiest season, the Faris house is a secluded spot. With a stocked trout pond 100 yards away, horseshoe pits and campfire area, it has immediate access to fun activities for all guests.