Alien Acres

"Mister Bruce and Lester proudfoot, his trusty companion are the greatest of hosts you could have! He was very informative, helpful, kind, and very respectful of privacy! His out of this world campground is wonderful and pet friendly!! Being pretty far out, you can see how bright and beautiful the stars are at night. It’s very quiet and calm which was a nice time for relaxing next to a warm campfire. During the day the view is very pretty and you’ll even see critters running about, which he’s friends with and takes great care of! I enjoyed seeing his creative work with his campground when you enter, nothing more space like than alien acres :) Thank you Bruce and Lester for letting us stay! Hope to come back soon and see you again 😊"

"Alien acres is a great place to stay! Bruce and his dog are super nice. Dark skies give you incredible views of the stars. Close to petrified forest north end- about 25” away only due to driving slow. The alien art is on point! There are burrowing owls on the property that are so cool to see. Jackrabbits too. Can hear coyotes at night in the distance. We even saw a space x launch. Washboard dirt road to get there but easy to do in a car or 2 wheel drive vehicle no problem. Just call Bruce if you get lost and he gives great directions. Totally worth it beautiful agates in the soil you could look at them all sorts of colors around the ranch in the morning. You could see all these cool handcrafted aliens in spaceships Bruce is really nice. Really good service beautiful cactuses there’s all sorts of cool creatures like the bison beetle or this beetle that produces sunscreen and it’s blue and beautiful. It’s super clear at night. I feel like you could see all the stars in the sky barely any light pollution overall, can hear the train off in the distance sometimes. All in all an amazing experience you should definitely go visit alien acres."

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"We were only briefly in this extraordinary place; thank you, Bruce, for the lovely chat. It certainly takes a certain amount of courage to live so remotely. Respect! The road is quite adventurous, but passable. Best wishes from Fritz and Birgit in Germany."