Great experience, nice hot shower, heater works beautifully

The only thing we liked was that this was an authentic caboose. The moment we pulled in I knew this was a terrible choice. The location looked more like a junk yard than an RV and glamping site. The freshly painted, private looking caboose in the photos was actually drab, rusted and included a rotting wooden backporch that had been added, and had time to decay since the photos were updated! It got worse. The inside was disgusting. We had to clear cobwebs and kill spiders... many IN the sleeping areas. The freezer in the fridge hadn't been defrosted in a LONG time. There is no curtain or privacy glass on the door, so people walking by can see in. There was Duct tape on the fridge handle, broken/missing mirror trim in the bathroom, chargers won't stay in the outlets, 3 TVs but no cable or antennas, gross shower... the list goes on. The red drapes had so much dust on top of them it was clear no one had deep cleaned in YEARS. We couldn't sleep and left in the very, very early morning. DO NOT STAY HERE. I'm a 49 year old parent with two teens. Our biggest hope is that we can laugh about this someday.

A quick one night stay in this adorable train caboose made for a perfect stopping point for our road trip. The beds for roomie for our party of six. The bathroom was small but that’s to be expected! We did a very late check-in as we were delayed taking pictures at the Grand Canyon however, if you do arrive later than when the office closes, they will accommodate you and leave a welcome package. The local town is adorable and has lots of shops to enjoy.