Simple, near, and the full desert experience.
The pavilion sits over the flint hills that surround the farm. Staying at the Kasita allows for an experience of a pure experience of solitude, peace and a deep connection with the waves of the desert.
The Kasita is a pavilion made out of natural woods, coated with insulating fabric. It has a double bed that is covered in indulging beddings, as well as lighting and heating (Kasita is “a small house” in lating slang).
Next to the Kasita there’s a seating area for two, a campfire pit and the starry night.
One of the options available is to have a few Kasitas next to one another, for families or for a group of couples.
There’s also an option of adding a Kasita next to any of the other accommodation found on the farm.
Cooking at the Kasita can be done camping-style and independently. Bathrooms and showers are available for guests at the joint compound.