Misleading property description... I sent this message to the owner whole we were on his property…read more He never responded. We are working with VRBO to get this resolved. Hi Curt. We have checked out and left the place better than we found it. We swept up about 4 pounds of hair and dust. We could not contend with the mouse infestation, cleaning up several dead mice, and lots of droppings, despite keeping our food in storage. Maggie, the burro, is a sweet girl but she limited what we could do on the property. She wouldn't move when we needed her to and she wouldn't let us out of the house. The vrbo description led us to believe it would be very private with a hot tub. We felt like we were eye to eye with our neighbors. We are relocating to another property and that is costing us additional funds that we did not intend to spend. We'd like a refund for the 2 nights that we will not be staying on the property. Thank you

If solitude is what you want 5 Stars I asked ahead of time…read moreif a Hyundai would make it down the road to this cabin. at less than 5 MPH for 2 miles we made it. An AWD or a truck would be more suited.We wanted to visit local attractions so in 3 days we traveled this horrible stretch of road 3 times in and out. Shower head repaired with duct tape and kitchen tap also in need of repair. Shelf under the TV has not been cleaned in ??? $75 cleaning fee Seriously The Donkey cute friendly but do not feed her. She gave the front door a head butt I was in the shower and my wife was left to deal a large animal trying to enter our cabin.The rest of our stay we used the dead bolt BTW a good GPS will find this cabin Curt gave me directions from Fort Stockton over the phone. BTW the hot tub cover is weighted down with 6 ten lbs rocks and the donkey will probably join you here as well.

We did a half day float down the Rio Grand in Big Bend SP and had a blast!…read more Lauren and Nick were our guides and made it fun and enjoyable! They even offered to pick us up at our RV resort to save us about an hour of driving. Highly recommend FFOC.

This was a great experience for anyone wanting a little excitement on their trip to Big Bend! Our…read moreguide Marty was awesome. As a native of the Chihuahua desert, she was very knowledgeable about the terrain and history. Not only did we have so much fun, but we learned a lot. We have so much respect for the people who live there.

Really fun trip cruising 19miles down the Santa Elena canyon. Our trip was only confirmed a day…read moreprior because this particular trip has water dependency, since the water had been low so they couldn't tell if we were able to do it. But there was a heavy rain two days before our trip so we were very lucky to be able to do this. The booking is very easy, receptionist always returns your call. And our tour guy is so funny and kept us entertained all day. We didn't have to do anything just sit back and enjoy the view, he does all the work for us. There are small rapids but nothing would rock the boat. Highly recommend this route since you are cruising through international river and one side is Mexico one side of the canyon is America. It's just amazing to see the canyon from the water and with changing scenery throughout the whole trip.

Just finished our canoe trip down the Rio Grande with our guide Therese - she was very…read moreprofessional, knowledgeable and a joy to have as our guide. Great afternoon float, river was low but very enjoyable.

It was a long shot, but I dropped by because I'd broken my front brake hours before leaving for a…read moretrip where I planned to MTB for several days in Lajitas and the State Park. The owner found a used 4 piston brake in the back that got the job done and sold it to me for more than a fair price. But tangent to that, he volunteered a wealth of knowledge about the local trails. A true enthusiast of his trade.

Knowledgeable steady source of equipment for the adventures of a lifetime. Kind good humored chill…read morefolks.

We had a blast there for a nice 4 hour visit. We watched lots of birds have breakfast. We hiked the…read moreQuail Trail and were lucky to see a herd of Aoudads. We went and checked out the Lodge and then we drove to the top of Skyline drive. Everything was great

Davis Mountains State Park is a park that I've always wanted to come back to and I finally did…read moreafter 8 years. As one of two Texas state parks that provides mountain trail access, this place can offer some phenomenal views of nearby mountains both near and far. I came here for a two-night camp. I made all my reservations online and arrived before the office closed to check in. The campsite I reserved had both water and electric hookups, which I did occasionally use during my time here. There are many hiking trails to choose from, although some trail access was restricted due to recent flooding. But all the trails I hiked were well-maintained and clearly marked. My favorite trail, Skyline Drive Trail, took me up the side of the mountain via switchbacks up to the mountain ridge. The trail leads all the way to the famed CCC overlook that allowed me to see differently-shaped mountains in the distance. I thought it was cool that I could see the University of Texas McDonald's Observatory from the overlook, even though it requires a 13-mile drive to get there from the park. During my stay, I also had the opportunity to attend a ranger talk. The ranger came from the nearby Fort Davis National Historical Park with some relics of times past. The talk was informative and entertaining. I enjoyed the clean bathrooms near the campsite, though you'll have to bring your own shampoo and body soap to shower. The water provided at the campsite is potable and I thought it tasted better than the tap water I get at home! I thoroughly enjoyed my time here and would love a chance to come back in the future!

Erin and Eric were great guides! The whole experience was a joy. The guides were knowledgeable and…read morefunny, and experts in shepherding a group of people who varied wildly in their boating experience. You could tell the owners and guides had a passion for what they do! Eric told great and humorous stories on the drive to the put-in, and we learned a lot about the area. Ditto on the return trip. The float was a hoot, and the scenery incredible. We did a half-day trip, but we felt that the time just flew by. Next time we'll do a whole-day trip for sure. They also gave great recommendations on food and other trips in the Terlingua/Big Bend area. This is a well-run operation, and everything went smoothly. We give our strongest possible recommendations! Don't miss this adventure!

We had an amazing time!! All our guides did an outstanding job and were exceptionally…read moreknowledgeable. You can truly tell they love their jobs and their excitement rubs off on you. It was a treasure to experience this beautiful landscape. Highly, highly recommend. If you come all the way to Big Bend, please do the river trip.

Well I have to throw my hat in as number seven that gives Marcos, and Rio Aviation top marks. We…read morewere a bit late, due to bad GPS guidance. A quick call to Marcos and we were back on track. When we got to the airport Marcos was waiting for us and waved us in. After exchanging salutations and going over the regulations, we were off. With great information, and amazing views the one hour flight was pure delight for my family, and I. We are already talking about doing it again when we come back to this area.

Definitely a "must do" if you're in Study Butte/Terlingua!!! Weather is always a factor when…read moreflying, and Marcos was so accommodating to make sure the conditions were just right for the flight. Had to switch days, which we had flexibility to do. Marcos Paredes definitely puts his knowledge as a former park ranger to use. Very professional, knowledgeable, and a fount of information about the area. And a great pilot on top of that. An hour flight would be fun, but so glad we opted for two hours.

I recommend Lee Hoy highly. I am a birder and went on a solo hike with him to Boot Canyon and back…read moreat Big Bend National Park. The hike was over 8 miles. Lee went out of his way to make the walk excellent for me. He was very knowledgeable about all the birds we saw and heard and was very personable. I wanted to see a rare bird (Slate-colored Redstart) and he knew the call and took me right to the spot where it could be found. (It showed up after about an hour.) Most of all, he was very helpful and kind, as I had difficulty getting down the mountain, with a lot of discomfort in both feet from going down a steep trail in my boots. He gave me a hand going down steep slopes and steps and even carried my binoculars and camera for me for about the last mile. It would have been easy to get lost or make a wrong turn at a few points along the trail, and Lee knew just where to go. I am sure any reader who wants to learn about the birds of Big Bend would be very glad if he/she went with Lee.

From the owner: We offer birding & photography tours in the Big Bend National Park area which includes the park,…read moreMarfa, Alpine, Marathon, Fort Davis, Balmorhea, and Guadalupe Mountains National Park. I also offer domestic and international photography tours through Wildside Nature Tours.

It was really cool! The landscape was beautiful and the narrative was very informative! Would…read morehighly recommend!

Our guide Marcos was so knowledgeable about the history and geology of the area. He is a retired…read morepark ranger, a pilot, paramedic, trail rider and search & rescuer. He had some great stories to tell that made the day even better. Fascinating guy, we were so lucky to meet him!

The beauty of Big Bend isn't fully appreciated in words. I never tire of visits and always manage…read moreto find something new within the park whether it be a new plant, animal, or hiking trail. Visiting the hot springs is a must on every visit for me. So relaxing and peaceful even with others around. I would say that I am a novice hiker and hiking through Big Bend is quite easy though I have faced some challenges. Be sure to wear proper shoes and clothing. So very thankful that we are still able to have this national park as it is now. The trails, views, landscaping, all of it...simply breathtaking. I have found park rangers to be extremely helpful and friendly. Can't wait to get back again.

My husband and I made a trip out to Big Bend National Park before the Texas summer heat.....but it…read morewas unfortunately unseasonably hot this year. The dessert was beautiful and the park as a whole was very well taken care of! Old Mine Trail: Since we went around "Spring Break", the parking lot was very busy and spaces were limited. I would recommend downloading the "All Trails" app to gauge how busy the trails are. By 7:30, all the spots in the small parking lot were already taken. The trail itself was very well managed. Although the parking lot was busy, the trail was not bad! We were pretty spaced out between hikers! Take lots of water and snacks! The views up top are spectacular. Star Gazing: We were at Sotol Vista (for panoramic stars). The stars were especially beautiful inside the park because there was no light pollution (aside from the headlights from passing cars down below us).