Perched along the Gunnison River and surrounded by the Dominguez Canyon Wilderness, Honey Rock is a regenerative, organic orchard that grows peaches, cherries, pears, veggies, eggs… and even honey (hence the name).
But the real magic happens when you stay in the cave suites, carved straight into sandstone cliffs. Inside, expect a king bed downstairs, two queen beds tucked up in a loft, a cute kitchenette, and a bathroom with a fancy copper bathtub.
There’s even a private patio that looks out onto the orchard. Perfect for sipping coffee while birds swoop overhead, or maybe pretending you’re living in a secret nature hideaway.
Want to be a fruit nerd? Go on a farm tour.
It’s about an hour; you’ll learn how Honey Rock grows its produce using regenerative methods, how the soil almost breathes carbon, and why the chickens are basically pest-control officials.
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And in the evenings, you can skip stones in the pond, chill by the river, or sink into that copper tub with a book. The whole place feels rustic while dripping in luxury, like camping, but with WiFi and without the ratty sleeping bag. Hell yeah.
Each spacious 400 square foot suite provides a unique retreat with a deluxe king-sized bed on the main floor and a loft with two queen beds.
You can also enjoy the convenience of a full kitchen for preparing meals with Honey Rock Landing’s farm fresh ingredients. Also, the private bathroom features a luxurious copper soaking tub, shower, and double vanity.
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