As you enter into the ambiance of Casa de Luna, you step into the sunlit atrium filled with books, videos, and the history of El Rocio. The next room you enter into is the dining area supported by the "Tree of Life".  This hundred year old mesquite tree was originally grown on the property and Craig Morton, original owner and builder of El Rocio, chose to showcase the tree as the main support of the house.  The chandelier lit dining room contains two Harvard Law Library tables which has seating for 12 quests.  Next you will visit the sunken living room containing a free standing fireplace and a panoramic view of the backyard.  This is Marsha Nelson's favorite room.  The fully equipped kitchen area features an island that was created from a Texas cypress tree.  The house has a master bedroom featuring a king sized bed which can be converted into two twin beds.  There is a second bedroom featuring a queen sized bed.  There is a third bedroom with private bath that contains either a king-sized bed or two twin beds.

The most memorable feature of El Rocio is the master bathroom with its sunken tub encased with ceramic tile from the 40's and 50's in the design of a turtle.  The house also has a small meeting room that accommodate up to 20 workshop participants.  The patio area can host evening affairs under the stars.  El Rocio Retreat is available for Bed and Breakfast (B&B) as well as intimate retreats or corporate meetings.  High Speed WiFi is now available on our property.