Sunset Cabins on Beaver Creek: Five Nights at Rose Ranch

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Sunset Cabins on Beaver Creek: Five Nights at Rose Ranch

A five-night stay in two-bedroom Rose Ranch cabins near Beaver Creek—quiet porches, meadow views and direct access to the Paiute Trail—this guide lays out what to expect and how to plan.

Sunset Cabins on Beaver Creek: Five Nights at Rose Ranch.

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Marysvale
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Rose Ranch Resort
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Robert Eric Crews
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Tucked against red cliffs and green meadow, Rose Ranch’s two-bedroom cabins sit footsteps from the rushing line of Beaver Creek. Each unit pairs modest comforts—a kitchenette, cable TV, heating and A/C—with broad outdoor space for picnics, games and those long western sunsets that make evenings feel unhurried.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE LANDSCAPE

Meadows, Cliffs and Creekside Sunsets

From the front porch the view opens to a green meadow framed by red cliffs, with Beaver Creek running just steps away—ideal for low-key afternoons and sunset watching.

THE CABIN

Compact Comfort: Two-Bedroom Cabins

Each cabin is a two-bedroom, one-bath unit that sleeps up to four, with a kitchenette (bar sink, microwave, mini-fridge), cable TV and climate control—clean, neat and designed for easy stays.

THE ACCESS

Trail and Parking Access for Daytime Adventures

Rose Ranch offers direct access to the Paiute Trail and plentiful parking for vehicles, ATVs and trailers, making it a practical base for exploring the surrounding public land.

What the day feels like

How a Five-Night Stay Unfolds

A five-night rental at Rose Ranch settles into a slow rhythm: mornings that begin with creekside air, afternoons spent on the meadow or along the Paiute Trail, and evenings on the porch as the cliffs take on their last light. Inside, small but complete kitchens and simple amenities let you reset between outings without fuss.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this rental suits—and who should look elsewhere.

1
Couples or Small GroupsTwo-bedroom cabins that sleep up to four are well matched to couples or small groups seeking a balance of privacy and shared outdoor space.
2
Family of FourFamilies of up to four will find straightforward, family-friendly accommodations with linens and towels provided and room for children to play on the meadow.
3
Trail Riders and ATVersPlentiful parking for vehicles, ATVs and trailers plus direct access to the Paiute Trail make the site a practical base for riders who need equipment space.
4
Pet OwnersNot ideal—cabins are non-smoking and pets are not permitted inside, so pet owners should plan alternative arrangements.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Length of Stay

This offering is titled as a five-night cabin rental; weekend bookings require a two-night minimum.

What’s in the Cabin

Each cabin includes a kitchenette with bar sink, microwave and mini-fridge, cable TV, heating and A/C; linens, towels, soap and shampoo are provided.

Logistics & Access

There is ample parking for vehicles, ATVs and trailers, and direct access to the Paiute Trail; Beaver Creek runs within steps of the cabins.

Booking & Cancellation

Nightly rate for a two-bedroom cabin is listed at $725; a 30-day cancellation policy applies to avoid fees.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How many people do the cabins accommodate?

Each two-bedroom cabin sleeps up to four people comfortably.

What is the nightly rate?

The nightly rate listed for a two-bedroom cabin is $725.

Are linens and toiletries provided?

Yes—linens, towels, soap and shampoo are provided with the cabin.

Can I bring pets or smoke inside the cabin?

No—cabins are non-smoking and pets are not permitted inside.

Is there parking for trailers or ATVs?

Yes—there is plenty of parking for vehicles, ATVs and trailers.

What is the cancellation policy and any minimum stay requirements?

A 30-day cancellation policy is required to avoid a fee; weekend stays require a two-night minimum.