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<p>The Outlaw Cabin&nbsp;has one queen size bed. There is no running water, there is a pit toilet outside. We do not provide any blankets, sheets, towels, or toilet paper. You should bring everything you might need especially water!</p>
<p>This is a rustic, off-grid cabin with NO indoor plumbing. The Outlaw Cabin was built in the late 60's and early 70's by an outlaw while he tried to avoid capture for numerous offenses. When the law caught up with him here, he would run to New Mexico where he had a second hideout up on the Continental Divide in Catron County. If the law caught up with him there, he would jump the border to Mexico and stay with his girlfriend. We do not share the name of the Outlaw Cabin’s original owner in order to protect the identity of the not-so-innocent.</p>

Painted Desert Outlaw Cabin

Hidden, remote, quiet, rustic with home goods and great porch. Completely off the grid. 100% off the grid. Power is stable and internet connection is solid. Sunsets are a must, inside is great for the afternoon wind. 
After visiting the Petrified Forest you can come back and let the watch you tube while mom and dad enjoy the sunset. Bring an extra gallons of drinking water and make sure you have good clearance on your car.

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This cabin was superb. We were expecting to be roughing it, but it had many more amenities than expected. The outhouse was not nearly as much of an inconvenience as we anticipated, but don't forget to bring some TP!

Much nicer than advertised!

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