The Turquoise Trail Sanctuary Featured in New Mexico Magazine

David Campbell walking outside Casa Amarilla at The Turquoise Trail Sanctuary, a restored historic adobe property in Cerrillos, New Mexico.

David Campbell walks across the guesthouse patio of Casa Amarilla at The Turquoise Trail Sanctuary in Cerrillos, New Mexico.

In 2017, New Mexico Magazine profiled the transformation of what is now The Turquoise Trail Sanctuary. Writer Andrew Roush explores how Heidi Steele and David Campbell reimagined a historic Cerrillos property into a collection of restored adobe buildings that balance old and new, creating a place where architecture, gardens, and everyday life come together.

The article highlights the property's unique history, thoughtful restoration, and the philosophy behind its design—a quiet retreat rooted in New Mexico's traditions while embracing modern comfort.

"To me, the sweetest spot is the intersection of old and new, where things come together."

— Heidi Steele

Heidi Steele

Owner and curator of the Turquoise Trail Sanctuary in historic Cerrillos, New Mexico. Learn about our extended-stay adobe rentals at thettsanctuary.com.

https://www.thettsanctuary.com