Our ranch is located approximately 3 miles off of Highway 90. The drive from the highway to the ranch takes around 10 minutes and the road is unpaved for the entirety of the distance. However, the road is well-maintained and accessible by most vehicles.

No, we do not provide owner financing for our ranches.

Capital Farm Credit in Alpine is the most popular choice for land loans in the area. Our ranches all qualify for TVLB financing for qualified veterans.

No, there is currently no electricity available on the ranch. However, many similar landowners in the area have successfully implemented alternative power solutions such as solar power. Solar power can be a great option for those looking to live off the grid, and there are many reputable companies that specialize in designing and installing solar power systems for rural properties like our ranches. We are happy to provide you with any additional information you may need to help you explore this option further.

Yes, there is a community water well that is powered by a solar powered pump. The water is plumbed to multiple water troughs and holding tanks to provide water for wildlife on the ranch.

If you're looking for lodging near Cook Creek Ranch, there are a few options available to you. The closest lodging options are in Sanderson, including the Desert Air Motel (formerly the Oatback Oasis Motel,) Canyons RV Park, and multiple options on Airbnb.