See inside a cowboy ranch in the Las Vegas desert, where teepees run $131 a night on Airbnb and guests can throw axes and do cattle drives
Guests get the full cowboy experience — including horseback riding, cattle penning, and cattle driving.The ranch also has a gun range, and offers cowboy games — from tug-of-war to ax throwing.Experienced wranglers lead guests on two- or three-hour rides through Mojave Desert, with horses matched to riders based on their experience and skill level.
The house was built as a passion project by Rob Croft. It took six months to build, including a couple months he took off due to an illness.The welcoming heart detail was made with horseshoes.Steve Makowski The house is a reflection of its owners' personalities and style, with many of their personal belongings and gifts from friends decorating the interior.Nothing in the home was store bought — it was either gifted, custom made, purchased during their travels or something they upcycled.Steve Makowski
Sandi says guests are often surprised by how well they can live in such a small space when the space is used efficiently.The rug was bought while the couple was traveling in Turkey.The owl figure and picture of a Native American chief were both gifts from friends.The stained glass window by the bed features a hummingbird, which was how the house got its name.Steve MakowskiThe Peacock Tiny House was the second tiny house Rob Croft built.
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