川の美しい、素朴な山小屋。

Sondra Bennett is the fourth generation heir to the Rivera Ranch. Her children assist her with managing the Ranch just as she did for her mother Ramona Rivera Lawson. Ramona was born in the larger cabin on the property & raised there by her mother, Ignacita & father, Encarnacion Rivera. During that time the ranch was a full-time outfit moving mostly beef, horses, other small livestock. The River Cabin is the last structure built on the 6 acre lot and was originally used for hanging tack and dry storage. The first buildings built were the dugout next to the creek followed by the barn (no longer standing) and finally the larger cabin. The cabins date back to the 1860’s & were carved out of the Pecos Wilderness by Cristino Rivera (Sondra's Great Grandfather) with mostly hand tools, ox, and later a saw mill. Cristino settled the area and is accredited for establishing the town. Sondra has been a part of the Ranch her entire life and has fought to keep it in the family as her mother did before her. Sondra honors the memory of her mother by continuing the legacy and ensuring her grandchildren (6th & seven generations) will enjoy and respect it just as she, as well as those before her. Sondra retired here in 2020 from Cleveland, TN. She loves sharing the beauty, and peacefulness of the ranch with those who are looking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life & cooler temps for sure.

It is private & no others can come in here unless they r Cabin Guests here. The river sounds beautiful. It washes all ur troubles down the river. I love watching the wild life & feeding the ducks. U can feed the ducks & fish in the pond. They love bread. I love when the eagles land here in the big trees. It’s just a little piece of heaven that I enjoy sharing with my friends.