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The Fite Ranch headquarters is based at the now abandoned coal mining towns of Tokay, Carthage, and Kinney Wells. In the late 1800s and early 1900s, Tokay had it’s own currency which miners used for housing and goods. This historic building has been converted into hospitable accommodations ready for your visit. Sharing a border with Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge allows our guests convenient access to the thriving ecotourism of the area. With scenic views and dramatic outcrops that truly feature the open spaces of The West, we look forward to your visit!

Elise Marie Room

Old West cowgirl charm is the inspiration for this room. Decorated with old family photos from the early 1900s, this room provides a relaxing respite for any guest. With original cowgirl art by award winning artist www.lynnbrown.com, enjoy your stay revisiting history of the American Cowgirl.

Evelyn Fite Room

From humble beginnings, raised by a single mother, Evelyn’s first ranch house was an old box car located at the original 640 acre homestead. Evelyn’s spunk, quick wit, and zest for life were evident in her home and ranch decorations. From the bright colors seen painted on the gates and furniture, her exquisite hand made boot collection, and trinkets collected on numerous world wide travels, her personality and charisma can be found. This room is dedicated to one of the greatest women of the American West and boldly decorated to her pleasing.

Cody Riddle Room

The Wild West has always been a captivating cultural experience. Inspired by family that homesteaded in Sunlight Basin, Wyoming and ran a dude ranch in the early 1900s, this room gives guests a look back in time when the horse was vital for transportation. Unlike the early 1900s, we welcome you to enjoy this room with modern conveniences.