RedNeck Ranch

Great remote, rustic property. The beds were very comfortable and the stars were amazing. Located midway between Monument Valley and Moab, this was the perfect place to stay and explore the area by day and stargaze and relax around a fire at night.

The gravel roads to get there are rough. We had all wheel drive and were glad to have it.

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Access road

We thought we would like to stay at this place in the middle of nowhere. Description sounded adequate for a one night stopover.

The description on Booking gave absolutely no hint as to the awful road conditions leading to this place. We can and have driven many "rough" roads in our 4 WD car, with no trouble. We have no fear of a reasonable challenge. However after leaving the main road, the road got worse (dirt and rocks)and worse (deeply rutted tracks)and even worse (passing by a huge junk yard and leading down a steep hill, with more rocks and ruts). We were glad it was only 4:30 and still daylight. We knew rain was predicted overnight and did not want to chance mud and slipping trying to drive up that hill and the rest of the road the next day. So went turned around and worked our way out.

Very quiet and secluded. Beautiful scenery.

2 miles of dirt road could be tough if wet.

We were able to camp while sleeping in a bed and taking a shower. The location is perfect, we drove into Blanding one day and moab another day. There are Indian ruins on the property and various wild life. The best is comfortable, we stayed in the hillbilly bunker and it was cozy.

The shower would run hot and then suddenly the water would turn cold. We had such a great time, we didn't want to leave.