Peaceful Tipi Retreat on Organic Berry Farm near Taos, New Mexico

This tipi sits on a working berry farm just outside Taos, on 40 acres of land in San Cristobal, New Mexico. The setting is quiet and rural, with open sky and mountain views in every direction, and the property has hosted retreats and gatherings for years before opening a few of its structures to shorter stays.

Inside, the tipi keeps things simple: a canvas shelter built for sleeping close to the land, with wifi available if you need to stay connected for work or otherwise. A hot tub on the property gives guests a warm place to land after a day outside, whether that means hiking nearby trails, wandering the farm, or just sitting still. The address covers two adjoining lots (1530 and 1528 Old Hwy 3), so expect a bit of a compound feel rather than an isolated single unit.

The farm itself grows goji berries and other crops, and the wider property doubles as a wedding and retreat venue, so guests may notice signs of past gatherings, garden beds, or gathering spaces scattered around. It suits couples looking for quiet, small groups wanting shared outdoor space, or remote workers who want a change of scenery without giving up wifi.

Booking runs through Glampinghub, and the property can also be reached directly by phone or through its own website for questions about the stay. Posted hours reflect the farm's general contact window, useful for calls or farm stand visits rather than tipi check-in specifically, so confirm arrival details directly with the host.