Ghost Ranch

Ghost Ranch is a 21,000-acre education and retreat center near Abiquiu, New Mexico, about 65 miles northwest of Santa Fe. The land — featuring towering red rock cliffs, multicolored canyons, and vast open sky — provided the dramatic scenery that inspired much of Georgia O'Keeffe's most recognized work. The ranch hosts weddings and elopements, corporate retreats, artist workshops, reunions, faith-based gatherings, and wellness events. For larger weddings, the property can be reserved in full, providing privacy and a seamless experience rooted in the landscape. On-site lodging and meal plans support multi-day gatherings. Event spaces include the Convocation Hall and Lower Pavilion for larger groups, the Agape Center with views over the Ghost Ranch fields and the Pedernal rock formation, an Arts Center suited for hands-on activities, and additional spaces including the Upper Pavilion, Long House, and Cottonwood. The ranch operates as a nonprofit and holds a New Mexico True certification.