Lodging & Meals
Food and lodging choices are the responsibility of attendees and are not included with the Confluence ticket
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Ghost Ranch itself offers to attendees rooms for 200 in walking distance of the classrooms, including private cottages and less expensive dorm rooms, RV and tent camping spaces –– on a first come, first served basis.
There are also a number of hotels and B&Bs, rental cabins and VRBO vacation house rentals in the surrounding area, including near Santa Fe, generally providing the maximum in comfort and amenities. Google for the currently available options.
The region also features a number of USFS and private campgrounds and RV parks with spaces to rent. There are also U.S. Forest Service roads off of which one can car or boondock camp on forest land at no cost.
In all cases, make use of your internet search engine to find whatever best suits your needs and budget, and make any reservations months in advance since many area venues are likely to run out of vacancies by the start of their vacation season.
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You can review all their lodging options as well as reserve your room and meals plan in advance by going to their online registration page:
Ghost Ranch Lodging Registration
https://bookings.ghostranch.org/search-rates
Give them a call if you need additional help securing your preferred space:
(505) 685-1000
And find other attendees to share Lodging & Transportation Costs by joining this
Confluence forum, available to peruse and post on starting in February:
RideShare & LodgeShare Forum
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You can either stock up on your own preprepared foods, cook in your RV or campsite, or take advantage ofGhost Ranch’s 3 daily buffets right there at the event site.
Call ahead of time to reserve their on-site meals plan:
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Find other attendees to share Lodging & Transportation Costs by joining this
Confluence forum which will be available closer to the Confluence dates