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Camping near Alamosa

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Experience a new side of Colorado when you camp near Alamosa. From the San Luis Valley, you're just minutes from dense forests and rolling sand dunes just begging to be explored.

It's easy to get stoked about Great Sand Dunes National Park. Outdoor lovers come from across the country to see the jaw-dropping dune field that covers 30 square miles. Hike the tallest dunes on the continent—the views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and Blanca Peak are worth the climb.

Looking for an adrenaline rush? Try sandboarding or sand sledding down the dunes. (Get your rental gear in Alamosa). Afterward, cool down in refreshing Medano Creek. After a day in the dunes, pitch a tent on the sand—all you need is a backpacking permit. The park also boasts a developed campground, Pinon Flats.

Keep in mind the dunes can get swamped in the summer. For a less crowded alternative, check out San Luis Lake State Park. The secluded campground has RV sites and tent sites but remember to BYOW (bring your own wood).

For stunning views of the dune field, Zapata Falls Campground is your best bet. This rustic state camping area's 9,000-foot elevation promises sweeping vistas of rugged Colorado terrain. Keep in mind all sites are first-come, first-served.

On the other side of Alamosa, you find Rio Grande National Forest. Here, you can enjoy hiking trails and tent camping amid densely wooded hills. You can even catch some dinner at Terrace Reservoir.

Around Alamosa, a huge range of RV parks, rustic tent camps, and decked out cabins are available. Some are just steps from the Rio Grande, which cuts through the city. Whatever your camping style, it's easy to find the perfect spot within minutes of the area's state and national parks.

Wondering when to plan your trip? With its cool winters and mild summers, Alamosa draws campers year round. Visit in January to explore snow-dusted dunes, or get here in August for some of the best starry skies in south central Colorado.

95% (2.5K) • 573 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Alamosa

  • Great Sand Dunes Camp Dune
  • Great Sand Dunes Camp Dune
  • Great Sand Dunes Camp Dune

1. Great Sand Dunes Camp Dune

97%
(95)
13mi from Alamosa · 15 sites · Tents, RVs
Come visit our 320 acre property for the most private camping near the Dunes! 📍25 min from Great Sand Dunes, Zapata Falls, hot springs, distillery and more! 🏕 Only 10 Self-Stay Campsites — bring your own gear, super private and spaced out ⛺️ 5 Private Luxury Tents — fully equipped with queen beds, chargers, and more 🌌 Top-rated stargazing 🛁 Hot Shower and Full Kitchen OUR AMENITIES: • Indoor bathrooms • Hot outdoor shower • Outdoor kitchen and dish sink • New Blackstone grill and BBQ • Everything you need for cooking • Stargazing hammocks • Private fires • Group campfires LUXURY TENTS: luxury tents have access to all amenities + • Personal charging station in each tent • Soft queen bed • Towels • Indoor and outdoor seating 🛁 Shared Amenities We keep guest numbers low to minimize crowding in the common areas. Luxury tents are about 300-800 feet from the amenities depending on your site. Byo tent campsites are less than 2 min drive from the amenities. 🚻 Bathroom (Just a Short Walk Away) Our clean, shared bathroom is centrally located at the heart of camp It includes: • 2 toilets • 2 sinks • Maintained daily and always stocked 💡 Most guests choose to walk, but you’re also welcome to drive up if you prefer! 🍳 Outdoor Kitchen • Blackstone griddle, propane BBQ & stovetop • Dishwashing station • Stocked with: • Cookware & utensils • Paper towels, foil, basic spices, and more ⸻ 💧 Water & Weather • We provide drinking water, but please bring extra for your comfort • Daytime temps can get hot — we recommend arriving after 4 PM if you want to avoid peak heat • Be prepared for occasional winds between 2–4 PM ⸻ Our property is perfect for romantic retreats, or for anyone who wants more space than a typical campground! There are group campfires most nights, but you are also welcome to make your own private fire at your tent! We look forward to hosting you at Camp Dune!
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  • Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base
  • Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base
  • Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base

2. Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base

95%
(55)
34mi from Alamosa · 5 sites · Lodging
Nestled in the heart of the San Luis Valley at the entrance to Penitente Canyon and Special Recreation Management Area and 50 minutes to Great Sand Dunes National Park, San Luis Valley Great Outdoors welcomes all guests to come and enjoy their cabins at Tin Can Camp. Tin Can Camp is located within 200 acres of Colorado State Trust Land at roughly 8,000 feet above sea level. The landscape is arid high desert with scattered groves of piñon and juniper trees. The camp serves as a convenient home base for launching adventures across the San Luis Valley to various local Hot Springs, archeological sites, and other small town local attractions. For the more adventurous guests, there is recreation right from Tin Can Camp with The Valleys largest trail system and climbing area less than a mile away and access to the vast expanse of the Rio Grande National Forest. The cabins are "micro homes" outfitted with modern conveniences. Each cabin has solar power, a propane heater, a compact kitchen with a sink, water jugs, and pump, two full size loft beds, a small table with chairs, an incinerator toilet, and a covered porch. Incinerating toilets are self-contained waste management systems that burn human waste instead of flushing it into a sewer or septic system. These toilets use propane gas to incinerate waste at high temperatures, reducing it to a small amount of sterile ash. Incinerating toilets are commonly used in locations where traditional plumbing is impractical, such as remote cabins and environmentally sensitive areas. They are valued for their efficiency, minimal environmental impact, and the elimination of the need for water or chemical treatments. There is odor associated with the incineration process. Guests should know there is no water available on the property. You will need to bring water for all your needs. This includes cooking, washing, drinking, and for putting out fires. Guest should plan 2 gallons of water per person per day. A public well/pumphouse is at the intersection of County Road 38A and Road 40G (37.836363, -106.271551)(inoperable as of 7/11/2024- BLM working to fix it). Tin Can Camp is adjacent to the future Sangre de Cristo Dark Sky Reserve, and the property has spectacular views of the Milky Way Galaxy. Each cabin has a fire ring for guests to relax and enjoy the dark nighttime sky. Wood collecting on the property is not permitted, so guests must bring their own firewood. As mentioned, the property is located at the entrance to Penitente Canyon. Penitente Canyon is a Nationally-renowned climbing destination with more than 400 climbing routes. Penitente Canyon also has 30+ miles of non-motorized trails for mountain biking, hiking, and equestrian activities and guest have direct trail access from camp! Guests can ride mountain bikes directly from the property. There are numerous recreation, sightseeing, historical and cultural, and agricultural tourism opportunities in the nearby Rio Grande National Forest, Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve, and Sangre de Cristo National Heritage Area. Gas, ice, water, and some groceries can be found nearby at the La Garita Trading Post, which has operated since 1913. The La Garita Trading Post is in a historic log cabin and serves the best local-beef burgers in the San Luis Valley.
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  • High Peaks Campground
  • This is a back-in only site. If you have a Class C or higher, you can pull forward and back out easily.
  • High Peaks Campground

3. High Peaks Campground

97%
(775)
38mi from Alamosa · 22 sites · Tents, RVs
Welcome to the San Luis Valley; the largest Alpine Valley in the world! San Luis Valley is a region in south-central Colorado with a small portion overlapping into New Mexico. The valley is approximately 122 miles long and 74 miles wide, making it the largest alpine valley in the world. It extends from the Continental Divide on the northwest rim into New Mexico on the south. This campground sits close to the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo mountain range. I encourage binoculars or even a telescope to view wildlife and check out the Rockies and then the night sky views! Looking to submerse yourself in nature? The Sangre de Cristo Range in Colorado contains the following 14ers: Blanca Peak, Challenger Point, Crestone Needle, Crestone Peak, Culebra Peak, Ellingwood Point, Humboldt Peak, Kit Carson Peak, Mount Lindsey, and Little Bear Peak. Great Sand Dunes are visible from every site. With unlimited mountain views, beautiful starry night skies, come see the Milky Way, Eclipse, even Meteor showers!!! History: this land was originally part of a large cattle ranch in the 1980s. The main ranch is still up and running but this parcel was used for many purposes over the years. In 2021, we were featured in USA Todays Ten Best for star gazing! My property has 360 degree mountains views with the Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range as our back yard. Nearby you can find many different trail systems for all kinds of outdoor enthusiasts. From hiking to jeeping, ATV or dirt biking and equestrians - you can find it all! You will be surrounded by BLM land, BACA land, and Wildlife Refuge just two miles away. Be sure to bring extra bug spray and protection needed against biting insects such as flies, gnats, and mosquitoes. For those bringing your pets, they MUST be on a leash/lead at all times. While I do not have much cactus on my property, I do have an abundance of greasewood (Chico brush) which is very thorn-like if stepped on. Accommodations for those with livestock or horses, just make sure you chat in advance your initial message. Close to BLM, and National Forest as well as 3 hot springs within 20 miles and the Great Sand Dunes. We are still under construction and making changes often so bear with us while we continue to add and change things for the better!
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  • Snow melt from the mountains creates a beach area at the base of the dunes (this occurs between April and early June with the strongest flow typically late May to early June) in Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve.
  • Views on the sand dunes in Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve.
  • Snow melt from the mountains creates a beach area at the base of the dunes (this occurs between April and early June with the strongest flow typically late May to early June) in Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve.

4. San Luis State Wildlife Area

47 sites · Hooper, Colorado
Just 15 minutes west of Great Sand Dunes National Park is San Luis State Wildlife Area. Visitors come here to get away from the grind and enjoy a peaceful serenity which includes panoramic views of San Luis Lake, Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range and the Great Sand Dunes. The unique desert ecosystem features a wildlife area that’s home sweet home to waterfowl, shorebirds, songbirds and raptors (don’t worry, we’re talking birds of prey, not the Jurassic Park kind). Overnight guests will enjoy the really modern campgrounds and water activities.
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  • Views from our site
  • Big Red Mountain and Little Red Mountain as seen from Stunner Pass. The brilliant red and yellow hues come from the high mineral content found in the mountains.
  • Views from our site

5. Rio Grande National Forest

85%
(27)
691 sites · Alpine, Colorado
Explore the many ecosystems of south-central Colorado in this massive national forest.
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  • Country Homestead
  • Country Homestead
  • Country Homestead

6. Country Homestead

28mi from Alamosa · 5 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Experience Rustic Homestead Life in the San Luis Valley Welcome to our homestead, located in the wide-open beauty of the San Luis Valley, Colorado. We’re a family-friendly, down-to-earth ranch where guests can enjoy fresh mountain air, starry nights, and a taste of authentic country living. We are a working family homestead, so you’ll hear the sounds of farm animals, tractors, equipment, and children at play. You’ll be camping near our main house and are welcome to be as involved in whatever is going on around the farm as you like. We do have dogs of our own, but unfortunately, we cannot allow outside dogs due to possible interactions with our farm animals. Campers can choose from several options: • Tent Camping – Pitch your tent on open pastureland with stunning valley views. • RV Camping – Park your rig with access to water and electricity. • Rustic Garage Apartment – A simple, no-frills option for those who prefer a roof overhead. You’ll have access to a shared shower, shared kitchenette, well water, and electricity—along with plenty of space to spread out and relax. Whether you’re passing through or exploring the valley, our homestead offers a peaceful retreat rooted in simplicity, hospitality, and family. Come and enjoy the beauty of rural Colorado!
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  • Mountain Bird Alpine Desert
  • Mountain Bird Alpine Desert
  • Mountain Bird Alpine Desert

7. Mountain Bird Alpine Desert

100%
(179)
42mi from Alamosa · 8 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Our land is out away from all the noise and lights. You can see the milky way and the stars at night are amazing. then to have the view of the Sangre de Christo mountain range is amazing to enjoy. The surrounding valley has lots to offer from the quant little towns and coffee shops to the home style meals at the restaurants. and all the hot springs are amazing. Your site is overlooking the Sangre de Christo mountain range. The land is Alpine desert with sagebrush and ground cactus and incredible star gazing. There are 2 great hiking trails within a couple miles. There are 3 hot springs within 30 minutes. The Great sand dunes national park is within 1hr. The San Luis valley offers, hiking, mountain biking, ATV trail, Horse back riding, kayaking, stand up paddle boarding, rafting, refuges for wildlife watching. New for 2024, The flushable toilet and shower are now operational. The shower house is located in the center of the loop with sites 1,2,3 on the south side of the building. It has an on demand water heater, there is also a a flushable toilet located in the same space. An important note about the toilet, Do Not flush anything other than toilet paper please. DO NOT flush feminine hygiene products, napkins or hand wipes or anything other than toilet paper. These type of things plug and burn up the pump while pumping out the tank. This will cause the toilet to be unusable. ATTENTION: THE SHOWER HOUSE AND TOILET WILL BE SHUTTING DOWN AND GETTING WINTERIZED OCTOBER 1ST UNTIL MAY 1ST. No fireworks are permitted at any time.
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  • Rabbit Hole Ranch
  • Rabbit Hole Ranch
  • Rabbit Hole Ranch

8. Rabbit Hole Ranch

94%
(562)
12mi from Alamosa · 198 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
We are closed for the season. PLEASE READ IN ITS ENTIRETY The Rabbit Hole Ranch offers beautiful night skies with little to no light pollution and unobstructed views of the majestic Blanca Massif. The Great Sand Dunes and Zapata Falls is just a (gorgeous) 35 minute drive. Camping here at the Rabbit Hole Ranch is primitive and dispersed (no numbered sites) and there 30 acres available for you to use. Just follow the signs to the designated area and pick out a spot you like. Some spots have fire rings, some don’t. We are working on getting more, but in the meantime you’re welcome to bring your own. Or feel free to dig out a little hole. It works great and is easy to extinguish when you fill it back in and bury it. Please do not bury any trash. Typically, you will experience a rare kind of solitude and silence that feels…. other-worldly, with incredible sunrises and sunsets filling the enormous skies. On holidays, however, expect it to be busy. Our dogs are working dogs and they are more than happy to help keep you and your pets safe. Please help make their jobs easier by not leaving any food or trash in or around tents. Please keep your pets on leash or under control until you’re comfortably certain they get along with our dogs. And please report any issues promptly. This year we have a new Great Pyrenees to greet you, her name is Boudicca and she’s excited to meet everyone! Returning this season is 12 year old KayLee, also a GP and and Finn, our little dude from Alaska. Quiet time begins at 10:00 pm. Note: Holidays still offer the excellent location and spectacular views, but are likely to be less quiet and far more busy. We typically do not strictly enforce quiet time during holidays.
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  • Secluded Mountain Property
  • Secluded Mountain Property
  • Secluded Mountain Property

9. Secluded Mountain Property

96%
(112)
43mi from Alamosa · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
Great Mountain Views. Lots of mature trees, very secluded and beautiful with breathtaking scenery with lots of wildlife. There are only four separate camping sites on this large 35 acre mountain property. Beautiful and secluded 35 acres camping property with lots of lush trees and amazing Mountain views. These Beautiful Mountain camping spots are only 1 hr 56 min south of Colorado Springs. Located at the foot of Sheep Mountain and little Sheep Mountain in Gardner, CO Hike and explore this beautiful 35 acres property. There are ATV trails through out the area, So bring your ATVs and ride the miles of mountain roads. Bring your RV, camper, tent or truck and set up camp on one of our four designated camping spots on the property. There are many great level areas to choose from on your camping site. Enjoy the night sky next to your fire pit and see every star in the sky with no lights to be seen. If you need to run your generator... No problem. (You can run your generator from 8:00 am until 8:00 pm). This quite very secluded mountain property is the perfect get-a-way form all the lights and noise from every day city living. This property is what real camping is all about. Please be considerate as they may be a few other campers nearby on the property. 46 min -  Drive to Walsenburg Reservoir and Lathrop State Park Home to Horseshoe Lake and Marin Lake. Lathrop State Park is a Colorado state park located 3 miles west of Walsenburg. The state purchased the property in 1962 and opened Colorado's first state park here later that same year. It is named after Harold Lathrop, the first director of state parks 1 hr 30 min - Drive to the Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve, Colorado Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve is in southern Colorado. It’s known for huge dunes like the towering Star Dune, and for the seasonal Medano Creek and beach created at the base of the dunes. The backcountry Medano Pass Primitive Road winds through a canyon toward the Sangre de Cristo mountains. Trails lead to forests, wetlands and alpine lakes like Medano Lake, which is home to trout and tundra wildlife 1 hr 57 min - Drive to Zapata Falls Zapata Falls is a waterfall located in the San Luis Valley near the base of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains on Bureau of Land Management land adjacent to Rio Grande National Forest and south of Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve in Alamosa County, Colorado. The waterfall has a drop of about 30 feet. Prices may vary on holiday weekends. Including Memorial Day weekend, Independence Day weekend and Labor Day weekend. Mountain Road Disclosure: The Sheep Mountain property it’s located in a mountainous area. There are 7 miles of dirt and mountainous roads from the highway to the property. Although the dirt roads are maintained there may be grooves and ruts in some areas due to weather. Please be advise that trucks and four-wheel vehicles will have a much easier time navigating these roads. Other vehicles may need to slow down and take it easy through some potentially rough areas. PROPERTY UPDATE: DUE TO THE RECENT WIND STORM, SOME TREES WERE UPROOTED AND BLOWN OVER ON THE PROPERTY. TREES WERE REMOVE FROM THE ROAD AND CAMP SITES. SOME ARE STILL DOWN IN THE AREA. WE ARE WORKING WITH LOCAL CONTRACTORS TO HAVE THEM CUT DOWN FOR FIREWOOD AND MOVED OUT OF THE WAY. THE DOWNED TREES DO NOT INTERFERE WITH THE ABILITY FOR YOU TO BRING YOUR RV OR TENT TO SETUP CAMP. FEEL FREE TO GATHER THE DOWNED TREES AND BRANCHES TO USE FOR FIREWOOD. THANKS YOU AND WE HOPE YOU ENJOY YOUR STAY.
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  • Great Sand Dunes National Park
  • A smokey sunset because of a wildfire across the valley.
  • Great Sand Dunes National Park

10. Great Sand Dunes National Park

99%
(82)
47 sites · Crestone, Colorado
Come play in North America’s tallest sand box.
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  • The dreamy forests surrounding the campgrounds don't see a lot of visitors.
  • The landscape on the ride into El Rito is a real treat.
  • The dreamy forests surrounding the campgrounds don't see a lot of visitors.

11. Carson National Forest

91%
(40)
463 sites · La Madera, New Mexico
Come get lost in the wild, enchanted lands of New Mexico! One of five unearthly National Forests in this great state, Carson National Forest is open for business all year round, and never fails to bring the heat with magnificent mountain scenery and some seriously stunning natural features. If solitude is your muse than look no further! Cold mountain streams, ample trout fishing, and out of sight camping is sure to give you your fix. With over 1.5 million acres laden with high ridges, dense vegetation and some of the cleanest air you’re likely to find west of the Mississippi, Carson is simply the epitome of Southwestern frontier!
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  • Emerald Lake, just near the campground. Great place to catch trout and enjoy a breathtaking view!
  • The view from the summit of Mt. Elbert
  • Emerald Lake, just near the campground. Great place to catch trout and enjoy a breathtaking view!

12. San Isabel National Forest

91%
(77)
912 sites · Smeltertown, Colorado
Walk along the footsteps of giants in this natural Rocky Mountain playground.
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  • Camp Two Oasis
  • Camp Two Oasis
  • Camp Two Oasis

13. Camp Two Oasis

97%
(17)
37mi from Alamosa · 4 sites · Tents, RVs
A great base camp access to the Sand Dunes,Mt Lindsey, and Blanca Basin. Great biking around the camp.Close to the Huerfano River with a secret spot and trout fishing.We have nice level r.v. or tent sites in valley farm / old.orchard setting with mountain views ,electricity and well water. We provide an outdoor sink at the Pumphouse, and plenty of good well water. , 20 minutes to the top of Laveta Pass and hwy.160, 35 minutes to Lily Lake trailhead via 4wd road,and 20 minutes to the Mosca Pass trailhead to the Great Sand Dunes. A great day trip is hiking from Mosca Pass to the Visitor center at Great Sand Dunes ,explore the creek and dunes down there and then trek back up to your car at Mosca Pass.About a 8.5 mile round trip. Decent cell phone reception here at camp.We have wifi available . Easy and nice bikerides right from camp. ,Camps have fire circles and grill for firepit. .Plenty of mowed grassy areas for the kids. Well behaved pets on or.off a leash are welcome . Be mindfull that your pet does not chase or harrass potential livestock.on neighbor's property . Grassy tent site,near power and water. Pit toilet. Corner Camp or Orchard Camp. Orchard Camp has 20 amp power and fresh water hookup.. Pull through with 50 amp hookup and water hookup for the Camp 2 site for longer setups.Pull through is possible.
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  • Base Camp Family Campground
  • Base Camp Family Campground
  • Base Camp Family Campground

14. Base Camp Family Campground

93%
(47)
7.8mi from Alamosa · 21 sites · RVs, Lodging
Welcome To Your Base Camp Whether your adventure brings you here for just one night, or the entire summer, this is the view you want to wake up to! We have... •Largest Pull Through Sites In The Area-100' x 40' •Big-Rig-Friendly, 60 degree angled sites •Large Private Showers •Best 360 Degree Views •Full Hookups •Free Wi-Fi •Laundry •Close To All Local Attractions •Sandboard and Sand Sled Rentals Base Camp Family Campground is owned and operated by the Baker Family. Josh Baker first lived in Southern Colorado in the early 90's as a child, but his family moved away after a short time. His desire to move back here as an adult prompted him to start bringing his own family to Colorado for vacations. They purchased land in the valley in 2014 and moved to Colorado in 2020. They are using all they've learned from years of RV adventures, to continue the park's mission of providing a clean, affordable, spacious, well-run camping facility, and to be a centrally located "base camp" and hub of information for everything this unique area has to offer. You'll be camping in the shadows of 14,000 ft. mountain peaks, in the largest high-desert alpine valley in the world, that is sprinkled with free-flowing artesian wells, hot springs and wet lands. Daily summer temperatures average 65 degrees, and it will get down into the 50's at night. That's perfect camping weather! For native American tribes, including the Utes, Apache, Navajos, and others, this valley is considered the source of life, a place where humans and spirit enter and leave this world. The valley was considered so sacred, that no war would be waged here. The ET Connection As if all of the mountains, deserts, hot springs, and sacred ground weren't enough, The San Luis Valley is also known as a UFO hot spot! UFO sightings have been reported as far back as the 1600's. • EXPRESS CHECK IN - We'll send you an email the day before your arrival, with your site number, wifi password, etc. There is no need to check in at the host site when you arrive, unless you have questions. You can follow the yellow signs straight to your camp site! • Check In Time -1:00 PM •Check Out Time -11:00 AM
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  • Rollin Boles RV Ranch
  • Rollin Boles RV Ranch
  • Rollin Boles RV Ranch

15. Rollin Boles RV Ranch

88%
(16)
47mi from Alamosa · 1 site · Tent, RV
36 Acres all to yourself below the Sangre De Cristo mountain range. Hotsprings right across the street, along with many others near by. Amazing hiking all around you! If you're into offroading, check out Marshall pass rd/Poncha creek Rd. Medano pass is another one of our favorites and is an amazing way to finish out a day in Sand Dunes National Park. Joyful Journey hot springs is 3 mins away and for $15 you can soak all day long and enjoy a hot shower before returning back to camp. An hour to Great Sand Dunes National Park. 3 hours from Durango, 3 hours to Denver, 2 hours from colorado springs. 30 mins from Salida. Mailbox available to get whatever packages you need!
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  • Coyote Canyon Mountain Base Camp
  • Coyote Canyon Mountain Base Camp
  • Coyote Canyon Mountain Base Camp

16. Coyote Canyon Mountain Base Camp

99%
(112)
33mi from Alamosa · 4 sites · Tents, RVs
As the Scenic Passenger Train is heard in the distance you'll look up towards Mount Blanca and imagine your next adventure living among the wildflowers of this High Desert Mountain Hipcamp. After recovering from a wildfire, the ancient sage brushes that had previously made the land harsh and unwelcoming are nearly gone, replaced with an abundance of grasses and wildflowers if blessed with rains. Open Land as far as you can go to the East you'll follow the Coyote canyon to high mountain lookouts. There are old logging maintenance roads you could take advantage of, so Hike, Bike or Motor around the local area. Fort Garland and Blanca have a community center (pool), septic dump and water fill and can provide groceries. The Great Sand dunes are about 45 minutes away. The Sand Dunes swimming pool, fed by a very hot artisan well is about an hour away. Mountain Home Lake is also within 1/2 an hour or so for fishing/water sports with a nice boat ramp. Escape from light pollution like never before, a clear night sky will make the whole trip worthwhile! Lots of wild life and you will most likely see some deer, hear the coyotes, and count the different colors of the humming birds. You can book a train ride out of Alamosa, and visit the local historic towns. The views will make it hard to leave the campsite, but there are tons of experiences and things to do in the area so make sure to do some research before you arrive.  The weather and wind can be unpredictable in the mountains, so be prepared.  There are two entrances onto the property, one at the bottom and one at the top. You can avoid some wind by camping near Lewis-Smith Rd at the lowest part of the land.  Also, the site can accommodate large trailers/RV's but just make sure to plan your entrance/exit carefully and don't go to far down the hills.  Just choose a wise spot to park if in a big rig.  There are some small tires around that you can use to sit on or if you dig a hole that you fill in before leaving you can make a temporary toilet.  Make sure to haul out all your trash and leave the site cleaner than it was when you arrived and respect the land.  If you do come across a mess from the previous camper and clean it up, just let us know and we will give you a refund for the night. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions.
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  • The Nomad Ranch
  • The Nomad Ranch
  • The Nomad Ranch

17. The Nomad Ranch

100%
(5)
46mi from Alamosa · 5 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
About a half mile off Highway 69 and two miles outside the tiny town of Gardner, this is the perfect retreat if you are looking for fantastic views of the Sangre de Cristos, Spanish Peaks, and Wet Mountains. Our property is close to hiking, a wolf preserve, Bishop's Castle, thousands of acres of national forest, over 800 miles of dirt roads (with jeep and ATV trails), and within 40 minutes to one of the most quaint and best kept secret towns in Colorado, Westcliffe. We are about 30 minutes northwest of Walsenburg, CO and about 40 minutes southeast of Westcliffe, CO. Maximum RV length is 30 ft. No hookups are provided for RVs so please plan to be self contained during your stay. We also offer a small dry cabin (no running water or electricity) which is perfect for those looking to not get quite as close with nature. We also offer tent camping!
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  • Little River Mountain Camp
  • One of the beautiful ladies who comes to enjoy our grassy area.
  • Little River Mountain Camp

18. Little River Mountain Camp

98%
(23)
49mi from Alamosa · 25 sites · Tents, RVs
Experience 1) peaceful, powerful & serene alpine forest energy 2) refreshing cool dry climate refuge in pure unpolluted air at 8k elevation 3) soul-soothing musical waters flowing from Sangre de Cristo mountain snow melt. Deeply relax into a 9 acre forest-bath, under fragrant cedars, pines, oaks, aspens & cottonwoods. Cold plunge with cutthroat trout. Zone 1 Stargazing rating, virtually no light pollution. See the Milky Way, shooting stars & more. Quiet, with breathtaking views in northern New Mexico's San Luis Valley. Ute Mountain, Mount Blanca, Mount San Antonio, the largest free standing granite dome on earth, 10,908 ft. 9 acre private property, surrounded by forest. Deer, elk, bear, mountain lion. World class hiking in nearby Latir Wilderness Area, within a few miles of the Rio Grande del Norte National Monument, Wild & Scenic Rivers National Monument. Kagyu Mila Guru Stupa, Meditation Temple & labyrinth, 1 mile away. Guided interpretive hikes, laundry, meals can be reserved at extra charge. We offer many amenities & as our campground grows, more will be added. Little River Mountain Camp is in ongoing transformation as it is being restored. Please pardon our projects. The stewards of this land practice regenerative farming, gardening, forest health ancient technology. Your camp host welcomes you, can show you to your campsite, the outhouse & shared areas in the Little River Mountain Camp, explain camp safety guidelines. Many available extras make this a smooth, enjoyable camp experience. There is a common kitchen/cooking area. We limit the number of campsites & campers for sustainability, serenity & privacy, however, guests may encounter other campers at this property. The entire campground may be reserved for your event (workshop, retreat, ceremony, party) Taos County seasonal activities: horseback riding, skiing, fly fishing, whitewater rafting, frisbee golf, golfing, mountain bike trails, hiking trails, hot springs, atv tours, museums, concerts, farmers markets, trade days, Taos Pueblo and casino. Bring your own drinking water or be prepared to boil available water. Fire pit will be lit by Camp Host due to fire safety concerns. Propane grill available when fire ban is in effect. Camp catering available. Camp host on property.
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  • The Mushroom Yurt
  • The Mushroom Yurt
  • The Mushroom Yurt

19. The Mushroom Yurt

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(7)
47mi from Alamosa · 1 site · Lodging
Off-grid rustic Mushroom yurt. This little yurt can sleep up to four people. It has a bunk bed cot and a queen size tri-fold mattress. There is a picnic table, a fire pit, and an outhouse. Taos is approximately 30 miles, Red River 20 miles and Questa is 9 miles away. Cell service is good with Verizon and T-Mobile. I will provide a small power station to charge your devices. It is heated! Sunshine rd is plowed in the winter, the driveway is not plowed. 4WD/AWD may be needed in winter.
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  • Camp Catori
  • Camp Catori
  • Camp Catori

20. Camp Catori

100%
(38)
26mi from Alamosa · 1 site · Lodging
CAMP CATORI - OFF-GRID IN SACRED NATURE At Camp Catori, we offer an immersive off-grid retreat where you can reconnect with yourself and the land. Set on six sacred acres with sweeping views of the Mt. Blanca Range, our space blends mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual wellness—with a little adventure and fun. Just 30 minutes from the Great Sand Dunes and Zapata Falls, guests can enjoy hiking, fishing, paddleboarding, or simply unwinding. Whether visiting solo, with friends, or hosting a retreat, Camp Catori invites you to slow down, breathe deep, and come home to yourself. ESSENTIALS TO KNOW THIS IS CAMPING - Although we have fabulous amenities for a comfortable experience, this is camping. If you are not a camper do not book. This is not an AIRBNB. Not toddler friendly. OFF-GRID WATER: No well or septic. If you chose the option of running water, six 5-gallon jugs provided to fill nearby. The tank holds 35 gallons. Monitor usage; do not drop below 1/4 full or it may damage the pump. Showers use 1.75 gal/min. Camp style rinse off showers. (Dry cabin Nov–May; no running water during freeze months) TOILET USE: Composting toilet. All guests must watch a 2-minute video and follow instructions. Violation of cabin rules or failure to discard urine in the designated spot incurs a $150 fee. If you’re not comfortable doing this, this may not be the right fit SLEEPING and KITCHEN BEDS: Queen loft, convertible queen second loft (or 2 twins), pull-out sofa (5'10" max). Bring your own sheets or sleeping bags. Pillows and blankets provided KITCHEN: Fridge/freezer, Wonderoven, coffee makers (Nespresso, French press, Italian), all-in-one steamer pan, Dutch oven, propane stove, grill, corkscrew, cooking/eating utensils, plates/bowls, knifes, indoor table (2), outdoor table (6–7), and mountain-view ledge seating (2) INTERNET Hotspot via Solis ($10/day) or use your mobile phone—works well for basic use and streaming MISC: HUGE newly expanded deck, chimenea, telescope, umbrella, outdoor grill, outdoor buckets for washing, TV's, propane heater, fireplace, electric heater, yoga mats (2), extra blankets, binoculors, games Group Camping and Retreats Three cleared campsites (4x4 required) Great for group camping or hosting retreats Contact Catori: 720-474-0779
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Experience a new side of Colorado when you camp near Alamosa. From the San Luis Valley, you're just minutes from dense forests and rolling sand dunes just begging to be explored.

It's easy to get stoked about Great Sand Dunes National Park. Outdoor lovers come from across the country to see the jaw-dropping dune field that covers 30 square miles. Hike the tallest dunes on the continent—the views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and Blanca Peak are worth the climb.

Looking for an adrenaline rush? Try sandboarding or sand sledding down the dunes. (Get your rental gear in Alamosa). Afterward, cool down in refreshing Medano Creek. After a day in the dunes, pitch a tent on the sand—all you need is a backpacking permit. The park also boasts a developed campground, Pinon Flats.

Keep in mind the dunes can get swamped in the summer. For a less crowded alternative, check out San Luis Lake State Park. The secluded campground has RV sites and tent sites but remember to BYOW (bring your own wood).

For stunning views of the dune field, Zapata Falls Campground is your best bet. This rustic state camping area's 9,000-foot elevation promises sweeping vistas of rugged Colorado terrain. Keep in mind all sites are first-come, first-served.

On the other side of Alamosa, you find Rio Grande National Forest. Here, you can enjoy hiking trails and tent camping amid densely wooded hills. You can even catch some dinner at Terrace Reservoir.

Around Alamosa, a huge range of RV parks, rustic tent camps, and decked out cabins are available. Some are just steps from the Rio Grande, which cuts through the city. Whatever your camping style, it's easy to find the perfect spot within minutes of the area's state and national parks.

Wondering when to plan your trip? With its cool winters and mild summers, Alamosa draws campers year round. Visit in January to explore snow-dusted dunes, or get here in August for some of the best starry skies in south central Colorado.

95% (2.5K) • 573 campsites

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  • Great Sand Dunes Camp Dune
  • Great Sand Dunes Camp Dune
  • Great Sand Dunes Camp Dune

1. Great Sand Dunes Camp Dune

97%
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13mi from Alamosa · 15 sites · Tents, RVs
Come visit our 320 acre property for the most private camping near the Dunes! 📍25 min from Great Sand Dunes, Zapata Falls, hot springs, distillery and more! 🏕 Only 10 Self-Stay Campsites — bring your own gear, super private and spaced out ⛺️ 5 Private Luxury Tents — fully equipped with queen beds, chargers, and more 🌌 Top-rated stargazing 🛁 Hot Shower and Full Kitchen OUR AMENITIES: • Indoor bathrooms • Hot outdoor shower • Outdoor kitchen and dish sink • New Blackstone grill and BBQ • Everything you need for cooking • Stargazing hammocks • Private fires • Group campfires LUXURY TENTS: luxury tents have access to all amenities + • Personal charging station in each tent • Soft queen bed • Towels • Indoor and outdoor seating 🛁 Shared Amenities We keep guest numbers low to minimize crowding in the common areas. Luxury tents are about 300-800 feet from the amenities depending on your site. Byo tent campsites are less than 2 min drive from the amenities. 🚻 Bathroom (Just a Short Walk Away) Our clean, shared bathroom is centrally located at the heart of camp It includes: • 2 toilets • 2 sinks • Maintained daily and always stocked 💡 Most guests choose to walk, but you’re also welcome to drive up if you prefer! 🍳 Outdoor Kitchen • Blackstone griddle, propane BBQ & stovetop • Dishwashing station • Stocked with: • Cookware & utensils • Paper towels, foil, basic spices, and more ⸻ 💧 Water & Weather • We provide drinking water, but please bring extra for your comfort • Daytime temps can get hot — we recommend arriving after 4 PM if you want to avoid peak heat • Be prepared for occasional winds between 2–4 PM ⸻ Our property is perfect for romantic retreats, or for anyone who wants more space than a typical campground! There are group campfires most nights, but you are also welcome to make your own private fire at your tent! We look forward to hosting you at Camp Dune!
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  • Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base
  • Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base
  • Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base

2. Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base

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(55)
34mi from Alamosa · 5 sites · Lodging
Nestled in the heart of the San Luis Valley at the entrance to Penitente Canyon and Special Recreation Management Area and 50 minutes to Great Sand Dunes National Park, San Luis Valley Great Outdoors welcomes all guests to come and enjoy their cabins at Tin Can Camp. Tin Can Camp is located within 200 acres of Colorado State Trust Land at roughly 8,000 feet above sea level. The landscape is arid high desert with scattered groves of piñon and juniper trees. The camp serves as a convenient home base for launching adventures across the San Luis Valley to various local Hot Springs, archeological sites, and other small town local attractions. For the more adventurous guests, there is recreation right from Tin Can Camp with The Valleys largest trail system and climbing area less than a mile away and access to the vast expanse of the Rio Grande National Forest. The cabins are "micro homes" outfitted with modern conveniences. Each cabin has solar power, a propane heater, a compact kitchen with a sink, water jugs, and pump, two full size loft beds, a small table with chairs, an incinerator toilet, and a covered porch. Incinerating toilets are self-contained waste management systems that burn human waste instead of flushing it into a sewer or septic system. These toilets use propane gas to incinerate waste at high temperatures, reducing it to a small amount of sterile ash. Incinerating toilets are commonly used in locations where traditional plumbing is impractical, such as remote cabins and environmentally sensitive areas. They are valued for their efficiency, minimal environmental impact, and the elimination of the need for water or chemical treatments. There is odor associated with the incineration process. Guests should know there is no water available on the property. You will need to bring water for all your needs. This includes cooking, washing, drinking, and for putting out fires. Guest should plan 2 gallons of water per person per day. A public well/pumphouse is at the intersection of County Road 38A and Road 40G (37.836363, -106.271551)(inoperable as of 7/11/2024- BLM working to fix it). Tin Can Camp is adjacent to the future Sangre de Cristo Dark Sky Reserve, and the property has spectacular views of the Milky Way Galaxy. Each cabin has a fire ring for guests to relax and enjoy the dark nighttime sky. Wood collecting on the property is not permitted, so guests must bring their own firewood. As mentioned, the property is located at the entrance to Penitente Canyon. Penitente Canyon is a Nationally-renowned climbing destination with more than 400 climbing routes. Penitente Canyon also has 30+ miles of non-motorized trails for mountain biking, hiking, and equestrian activities and guest have direct trail access from camp! Guests can ride mountain bikes directly from the property. There are numerous recreation, sightseeing, historical and cultural, and agricultural tourism opportunities in the nearby Rio Grande National Forest, Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve, and Sangre de Cristo National Heritage Area. Gas, ice, water, and some groceries can be found nearby at the La Garita Trading Post, which has operated since 1913. The La Garita Trading Post is in a historic log cabin and serves the best local-beef burgers in the San Luis Valley.
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  • High Peaks Campground
  • This is a back-in only site. If you have a Class C or higher, you can pull forward and back out easily.
  • High Peaks Campground

3. High Peaks Campground

97%
(775)
38mi from Alamosa · 22 sites · Tents, RVs
Welcome to the San Luis Valley; the largest Alpine Valley in the world! San Luis Valley is a region in south-central Colorado with a small portion overlapping into New Mexico. The valley is approximately 122 miles long and 74 miles wide, making it the largest alpine valley in the world. It extends from the Continental Divide on the northwest rim into New Mexico on the south. This campground sits close to the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo mountain range. I encourage binoculars or even a telescope to view wildlife and check out the Rockies and then the night sky views! Looking to submerse yourself in nature? The Sangre de Cristo Range in Colorado contains the following 14ers: Blanca Peak, Challenger Point, Crestone Needle, Crestone Peak, Culebra Peak, Ellingwood Point, Humboldt Peak, Kit Carson Peak, Mount Lindsey, and Little Bear Peak. Great Sand Dunes are visible from every site. With unlimited mountain views, beautiful starry night skies, come see the Milky Way, Eclipse, even Meteor showers!!! History: this land was originally part of a large cattle ranch in the 1980s. The main ranch is still up and running but this parcel was used for many purposes over the years. In 2021, we were featured in USA Todays Ten Best for star gazing! My property has 360 degree mountains views with the Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range as our back yard. Nearby you can find many different trail systems for all kinds of outdoor enthusiasts. From hiking to jeeping, ATV or dirt biking and equestrians - you can find it all! You will be surrounded by BLM land, BACA land, and Wildlife Refuge just two miles away. Be sure to bring extra bug spray and protection needed against biting insects such as flies, gnats, and mosquitoes. For those bringing your pets, they MUST be on a leash/lead at all times. While I do not have much cactus on my property, I do have an abundance of greasewood (Chico brush) which is very thorn-like if stepped on. Accommodations for those with livestock or horses, just make sure you chat in advance your initial message. Close to BLM, and National Forest as well as 3 hot springs within 20 miles and the Great Sand Dunes. We are still under construction and making changes often so bear with us while we continue to add and change things for the better!
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  • Snow melt from the mountains creates a beach area at the base of the dunes (this occurs between April and early June with the strongest flow typically late May to early June) in Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve.
  • Views on the sand dunes in Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve.
  • Snow melt from the mountains creates a beach area at the base of the dunes (this occurs between April and early June with the strongest flow typically late May to early June) in Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve.

4. San Luis State Wildlife Area

47 sites · Hooper, Colorado
Just 15 minutes west of Great Sand Dunes National Park is San Luis State Wildlife Area. Visitors come here to get away from the grind and enjoy a peaceful serenity which includes panoramic views of San Luis Lake, Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range and the Great Sand Dunes. The unique desert ecosystem features a wildlife area that’s home sweet home to waterfowl, shorebirds, songbirds and raptors (don’t worry, we’re talking birds of prey, not the Jurassic Park kind). Overnight guests will enjoy the really modern campgrounds and water activities.
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  • Views from our site
  • Big Red Mountain and Little Red Mountain as seen from Stunner Pass. The brilliant red and yellow hues come from the high mineral content found in the mountains.
  • Views from our site

5. Rio Grande National Forest

85%
(27)
691 sites · Alpine, Colorado
Explore the many ecosystems of south-central Colorado in this massive national forest.
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  • Country Homestead
  • Country Homestead
  • Country Homestead

6. Country Homestead

28mi from Alamosa · 5 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Experience Rustic Homestead Life in the San Luis Valley Welcome to our homestead, located in the wide-open beauty of the San Luis Valley, Colorado. We’re a family-friendly, down-to-earth ranch where guests can enjoy fresh mountain air, starry nights, and a taste of authentic country living. We are a working family homestead, so you’ll hear the sounds of farm animals, tractors, equipment, and children at play. You’ll be camping near our main house and are welcome to be as involved in whatever is going on around the farm as you like. We do have dogs of our own, but unfortunately, we cannot allow outside dogs due to possible interactions with our farm animals. Campers can choose from several options: • Tent Camping – Pitch your tent on open pastureland with stunning valley views. • RV Camping – Park your rig with access to water and electricity. • Rustic Garage Apartment – A simple, no-frills option for those who prefer a roof overhead. You’ll have access to a shared shower, shared kitchenette, well water, and electricity—along with plenty of space to spread out and relax. Whether you’re passing through or exploring the valley, our homestead offers a peaceful retreat rooted in simplicity, hospitality, and family. Come and enjoy the beauty of rural Colorado!
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  • Mountain Bird Alpine Desert
  • Mountain Bird Alpine Desert
  • Mountain Bird Alpine Desert

7. Mountain Bird Alpine Desert

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(179)
42mi from Alamosa · 8 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Our land is out away from all the noise and lights. You can see the milky way and the stars at night are amazing. then to have the view of the Sangre de Christo mountain range is amazing to enjoy. The surrounding valley has lots to offer from the quant little towns and coffee shops to the home style meals at the restaurants. and all the hot springs are amazing. Your site is overlooking the Sangre de Christo mountain range. The land is Alpine desert with sagebrush and ground cactus and incredible star gazing. There are 2 great hiking trails within a couple miles. There are 3 hot springs within 30 minutes. The Great sand dunes national park is within 1hr. The San Luis valley offers, hiking, mountain biking, ATV trail, Horse back riding, kayaking, stand up paddle boarding, rafting, refuges for wildlife watching. New for 2024, The flushable toilet and shower are now operational. The shower house is located in the center of the loop with sites 1,2,3 on the south side of the building. It has an on demand water heater, there is also a a flushable toilet located in the same space. An important note about the toilet, Do Not flush anything other than toilet paper please. DO NOT flush feminine hygiene products, napkins or hand wipes or anything other than toilet paper. These type of things plug and burn up the pump while pumping out the tank. This will cause the toilet to be unusable. ATTENTION: THE SHOWER HOUSE AND TOILET WILL BE SHUTTING DOWN AND GETTING WINTERIZED OCTOBER 1ST UNTIL MAY 1ST. No fireworks are permitted at any time.
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  • Rabbit Hole Ranch
  • Rabbit Hole Ranch
  • Rabbit Hole Ranch

8. Rabbit Hole Ranch

94%
(562)
12mi from Alamosa · 198 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
We are closed for the season. PLEASE READ IN ITS ENTIRETY The Rabbit Hole Ranch offers beautiful night skies with little to no light pollution and unobstructed views of the majestic Blanca Massif. The Great Sand Dunes and Zapata Falls is just a (gorgeous) 35 minute drive. Camping here at the Rabbit Hole Ranch is primitive and dispersed (no numbered sites) and there 30 acres available for you to use. Just follow the signs to the designated area and pick out a spot you like. Some spots have fire rings, some don’t. We are working on getting more, but in the meantime you’re welcome to bring your own. Or feel free to dig out a little hole. It works great and is easy to extinguish when you fill it back in and bury it. Please do not bury any trash. Typically, you will experience a rare kind of solitude and silence that feels…. other-worldly, with incredible sunrises and sunsets filling the enormous skies. On holidays, however, expect it to be busy. Our dogs are working dogs and they are more than happy to help keep you and your pets safe. Please help make their jobs easier by not leaving any food or trash in or around tents. Please keep your pets on leash or under control until you’re comfortably certain they get along with our dogs. And please report any issues promptly. This year we have a new Great Pyrenees to greet you, her name is Boudicca and she’s excited to meet everyone! Returning this season is 12 year old KayLee, also a GP and and Finn, our little dude from Alaska. Quiet time begins at 10:00 pm. Note: Holidays still offer the excellent location and spectacular views, but are likely to be less quiet and far more busy. We typically do not strictly enforce quiet time during holidays.
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  • Secluded Mountain Property
  • Secluded Mountain Property
  • Secluded Mountain Property

9. Secluded Mountain Property

96%
(112)
43mi from Alamosa · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
Great Mountain Views. Lots of mature trees, very secluded and beautiful with breathtaking scenery with lots of wildlife. There are only four separate camping sites on this large 35 acre mountain property. Beautiful and secluded 35 acres camping property with lots of lush trees and amazing Mountain views. These Beautiful Mountain camping spots are only 1 hr 56 min south of Colorado Springs. Located at the foot of Sheep Mountain and little Sheep Mountain in Gardner, CO Hike and explore this beautiful 35 acres property. There are ATV trails through out the area, So bring your ATVs and ride the miles of mountain roads. Bring your RV, camper, tent or truck and set up camp on one of our four designated camping spots on the property. There are many great level areas to choose from on your camping site. Enjoy the night sky next to your fire pit and see every star in the sky with no lights to be seen. If you need to run your generator... No problem. (You can run your generator from 8:00 am until 8:00 pm). This quite very secluded mountain property is the perfect get-a-way form all the lights and noise from every day city living. This property is what real camping is all about. Please be considerate as they may be a few other campers nearby on the property. 46 min -  Drive to Walsenburg Reservoir and Lathrop State Park Home to Horseshoe Lake and Marin Lake. Lathrop State Park is a Colorado state park located 3 miles west of Walsenburg. The state purchased the property in 1962 and opened Colorado's first state park here later that same year. It is named after Harold Lathrop, the first director of state parks 1 hr 30 min - Drive to the Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve, Colorado Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve is in southern Colorado. It’s known for huge dunes like the towering Star Dune, and for the seasonal Medano Creek and beach created at the base of the dunes. The backcountry Medano Pass Primitive Road winds through a canyon toward the Sangre de Cristo mountains. Trails lead to forests, wetlands and alpine lakes like Medano Lake, which is home to trout and tundra wildlife 1 hr 57 min - Drive to Zapata Falls Zapata Falls is a waterfall located in the San Luis Valley near the base of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains on Bureau of Land Management land adjacent to Rio Grande National Forest and south of Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve in Alamosa County, Colorado. The waterfall has a drop of about 30 feet. Prices may vary on holiday weekends. Including Memorial Day weekend, Independence Day weekend and Labor Day weekend. Mountain Road Disclosure: The Sheep Mountain property it’s located in a mountainous area. There are 7 miles of dirt and mountainous roads from the highway to the property. Although the dirt roads are maintained there may be grooves and ruts in some areas due to weather. Please be advise that trucks and four-wheel vehicles will have a much easier time navigating these roads. Other vehicles may need to slow down and take it easy through some potentially rough areas. PROPERTY UPDATE: DUE TO THE RECENT WIND STORM, SOME TREES WERE UPROOTED AND BLOWN OVER ON THE PROPERTY. TREES WERE REMOVE FROM THE ROAD AND CAMP SITES. SOME ARE STILL DOWN IN THE AREA. WE ARE WORKING WITH LOCAL CONTRACTORS TO HAVE THEM CUT DOWN FOR FIREWOOD AND MOVED OUT OF THE WAY. THE DOWNED TREES DO NOT INTERFERE WITH THE ABILITY FOR YOU TO BRING YOUR RV OR TENT TO SETUP CAMP. FEEL FREE TO GATHER THE DOWNED TREES AND BRANCHES TO USE FOR FIREWOOD. THANKS YOU AND WE HOPE YOU ENJOY YOUR STAY.
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  • Great Sand Dunes National Park
  • A smokey sunset because of a wildfire across the valley.
  • Great Sand Dunes National Park

10. Great Sand Dunes National Park

99%
(82)
47 sites · Crestone, Colorado
Come play in North America’s tallest sand box.
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  • The dreamy forests surrounding the campgrounds don't see a lot of visitors.
  • The landscape on the ride into El Rito is a real treat.
  • The dreamy forests surrounding the campgrounds don't see a lot of visitors.

11. Carson National Forest

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(40)
463 sites · La Madera, New Mexico
Come get lost in the wild, enchanted lands of New Mexico! One of five unearthly National Forests in this great state, Carson National Forest is open for business all year round, and never fails to bring the heat with magnificent mountain scenery and some seriously stunning natural features. If solitude is your muse than look no further! Cold mountain streams, ample trout fishing, and out of sight camping is sure to give you your fix. With over 1.5 million acres laden with high ridges, dense vegetation and some of the cleanest air you’re likely to find west of the Mississippi, Carson is simply the epitome of Southwestern frontier!
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  • Emerald Lake, just near the campground. Great place to catch trout and enjoy a breathtaking view!
  • The view from the summit of Mt. Elbert
  • Emerald Lake, just near the campground. Great place to catch trout and enjoy a breathtaking view!

12. San Isabel National Forest

91%
(77)
912 sites · Smeltertown, Colorado
Walk along the footsteps of giants in this natural Rocky Mountain playground.
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  • Camp Two Oasis
  • Camp Two Oasis
  • Camp Two Oasis

13. Camp Two Oasis

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37mi from Alamosa · 4 sites · Tents, RVs
A great base camp access to the Sand Dunes,Mt Lindsey, and Blanca Basin. Great biking around the camp.Close to the Huerfano River with a secret spot and trout fishing.We have nice level r.v. or tent sites in valley farm / old.orchard setting with mountain views ,electricity and well water. We provide an outdoor sink at the Pumphouse, and plenty of good well water. , 20 minutes to the top of Laveta Pass and hwy.160, 35 minutes to Lily Lake trailhead via 4wd road,and 20 minutes to the Mosca Pass trailhead to the Great Sand Dunes. A great day trip is hiking from Mosca Pass to the Visitor center at Great Sand Dunes ,explore the creek and dunes down there and then trek back up to your car at Mosca Pass.About a 8.5 mile round trip. Decent cell phone reception here at camp.We have wifi available . Easy and nice bikerides right from camp. ,Camps have fire circles and grill for firepit. .Plenty of mowed grassy areas for the kids. Well behaved pets on or.off a leash are welcome . Be mindfull that your pet does not chase or harrass potential livestock.on neighbor's property . Grassy tent site,near power and water. Pit toilet. Corner Camp or Orchard Camp. Orchard Camp has 20 amp power and fresh water hookup.. Pull through with 50 amp hookup and water hookup for the Camp 2 site for longer setups.Pull through is possible.
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  • Base Camp Family Campground
  • Base Camp Family Campground
  • Base Camp Family Campground

14. Base Camp Family Campground

93%
(47)
7.8mi from Alamosa · 21 sites · RVs, Lodging
Welcome To Your Base Camp Whether your adventure brings you here for just one night, or the entire summer, this is the view you want to wake up to! We have... •Largest Pull Through Sites In The Area-100' x 40' •Big-Rig-Friendly, 60 degree angled sites •Large Private Showers •Best 360 Degree Views •Full Hookups •Free Wi-Fi •Laundry •Close To All Local Attractions •Sandboard and Sand Sled Rentals Base Camp Family Campground is owned and operated by the Baker Family. Josh Baker first lived in Southern Colorado in the early 90's as a child, but his family moved away after a short time. His desire to move back here as an adult prompted him to start bringing his own family to Colorado for vacations. They purchased land in the valley in 2014 and moved to Colorado in 2020. They are using all they've learned from years of RV adventures, to continue the park's mission of providing a clean, affordable, spacious, well-run camping facility, and to be a centrally located "base camp" and hub of information for everything this unique area has to offer. You'll be camping in the shadows of 14,000 ft. mountain peaks, in the largest high-desert alpine valley in the world, that is sprinkled with free-flowing artesian wells, hot springs and wet lands. Daily summer temperatures average 65 degrees, and it will get down into the 50's at night. That's perfect camping weather! For native American tribes, including the Utes, Apache, Navajos, and others, this valley is considered the source of life, a place where humans and spirit enter and leave this world. The valley was considered so sacred, that no war would be waged here. The ET Connection As if all of the mountains, deserts, hot springs, and sacred ground weren't enough, The San Luis Valley is also known as a UFO hot spot! UFO sightings have been reported as far back as the 1600's. • EXPRESS CHECK IN - We'll send you an email the day before your arrival, with your site number, wifi password, etc. There is no need to check in at the host site when you arrive, unless you have questions. You can follow the yellow signs straight to your camp site! • Check In Time -1:00 PM •Check Out Time -11:00 AM
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  • Rollin Boles RV Ranch
  • Rollin Boles RV Ranch
  • Rollin Boles RV Ranch

15. Rollin Boles RV Ranch

88%
(16)
47mi from Alamosa · 1 site · Tent, RV
36 Acres all to yourself below the Sangre De Cristo mountain range. Hotsprings right across the street, along with many others near by. Amazing hiking all around you! If you're into offroading, check out Marshall pass rd/Poncha creek Rd. Medano pass is another one of our favorites and is an amazing way to finish out a day in Sand Dunes National Park. Joyful Journey hot springs is 3 mins away and for $15 you can soak all day long and enjoy a hot shower before returning back to camp. An hour to Great Sand Dunes National Park. 3 hours from Durango, 3 hours to Denver, 2 hours from colorado springs. 30 mins from Salida. Mailbox available to get whatever packages you need!
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  • Coyote Canyon Mountain Base Camp
  • Coyote Canyon Mountain Base Camp
  • Coyote Canyon Mountain Base Camp

16. Coyote Canyon Mountain Base Camp

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(112)
33mi from Alamosa · 4 sites · Tents, RVs
As the Scenic Passenger Train is heard in the distance you'll look up towards Mount Blanca and imagine your next adventure living among the wildflowers of this High Desert Mountain Hipcamp. After recovering from a wildfire, the ancient sage brushes that had previously made the land harsh and unwelcoming are nearly gone, replaced with an abundance of grasses and wildflowers if blessed with rains. Open Land as far as you can go to the East you'll follow the Coyote canyon to high mountain lookouts. There are old logging maintenance roads you could take advantage of, so Hike, Bike or Motor around the local area. Fort Garland and Blanca have a community center (pool), septic dump and water fill and can provide groceries. The Great Sand dunes are about 45 minutes away. The Sand Dunes swimming pool, fed by a very hot artisan well is about an hour away. Mountain Home Lake is also within 1/2 an hour or so for fishing/water sports with a nice boat ramp. Escape from light pollution like never before, a clear night sky will make the whole trip worthwhile! Lots of wild life and you will most likely see some deer, hear the coyotes, and count the different colors of the humming birds. You can book a train ride out of Alamosa, and visit the local historic towns. The views will make it hard to leave the campsite, but there are tons of experiences and things to do in the area so make sure to do some research before you arrive.  The weather and wind can be unpredictable in the mountains, so be prepared.  There are two entrances onto the property, one at the bottom and one at the top. You can avoid some wind by camping near Lewis-Smith Rd at the lowest part of the land.  Also, the site can accommodate large trailers/RV's but just make sure to plan your entrance/exit carefully and don't go to far down the hills.  Just choose a wise spot to park if in a big rig.  There are some small tires around that you can use to sit on or if you dig a hole that you fill in before leaving you can make a temporary toilet.  Make sure to haul out all your trash and leave the site cleaner than it was when you arrived and respect the land.  If you do come across a mess from the previous camper and clean it up, just let us know and we will give you a refund for the night. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions.
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  • The Nomad Ranch
  • The Nomad Ranch
  • The Nomad Ranch

17. The Nomad Ranch

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46mi from Alamosa · 5 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
About a half mile off Highway 69 and two miles outside the tiny town of Gardner, this is the perfect retreat if you are looking for fantastic views of the Sangre de Cristos, Spanish Peaks, and Wet Mountains. Our property is close to hiking, a wolf preserve, Bishop's Castle, thousands of acres of national forest, over 800 miles of dirt roads (with jeep and ATV trails), and within 40 minutes to one of the most quaint and best kept secret towns in Colorado, Westcliffe. We are about 30 minutes northwest of Walsenburg, CO and about 40 minutes southeast of Westcliffe, CO. Maximum RV length is 30 ft. No hookups are provided for RVs so please plan to be self contained during your stay. We also offer a small dry cabin (no running water or electricity) which is perfect for those looking to not get quite as close with nature. We also offer tent camping!
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  • Little River Mountain Camp
  • One of the beautiful ladies who comes to enjoy our grassy area.
  • Little River Mountain Camp

18. Little River Mountain Camp

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(23)
49mi from Alamosa · 25 sites · Tents, RVs
Experience 1) peaceful, powerful & serene alpine forest energy 2) refreshing cool dry climate refuge in pure unpolluted air at 8k elevation 3) soul-soothing musical waters flowing from Sangre de Cristo mountain snow melt. Deeply relax into a 9 acre forest-bath, under fragrant cedars, pines, oaks, aspens & cottonwoods. Cold plunge with cutthroat trout. Zone 1 Stargazing rating, virtually no light pollution. See the Milky Way, shooting stars & more. Quiet, with breathtaking views in northern New Mexico's San Luis Valley. Ute Mountain, Mount Blanca, Mount San Antonio, the largest free standing granite dome on earth, 10,908 ft. 9 acre private property, surrounded by forest. Deer, elk, bear, mountain lion. World class hiking in nearby Latir Wilderness Area, within a few miles of the Rio Grande del Norte National Monument, Wild & Scenic Rivers National Monument. Kagyu Mila Guru Stupa, Meditation Temple & labyrinth, 1 mile away. Guided interpretive hikes, laundry, meals can be reserved at extra charge. We offer many amenities & as our campground grows, more will be added. Little River Mountain Camp is in ongoing transformation as it is being restored. Please pardon our projects. The stewards of this land practice regenerative farming, gardening, forest health ancient technology. Your camp host welcomes you, can show you to your campsite, the outhouse & shared areas in the Little River Mountain Camp, explain camp safety guidelines. Many available extras make this a smooth, enjoyable camp experience. There is a common kitchen/cooking area. We limit the number of campsites & campers for sustainability, serenity & privacy, however, guests may encounter other campers at this property. The entire campground may be reserved for your event (workshop, retreat, ceremony, party) Taos County seasonal activities: horseback riding, skiing, fly fishing, whitewater rafting, frisbee golf, golfing, mountain bike trails, hiking trails, hot springs, atv tours, museums, concerts, farmers markets, trade days, Taos Pueblo and casino. Bring your own drinking water or be prepared to boil available water. Fire pit will be lit by Camp Host due to fire safety concerns. Propane grill available when fire ban is in effect. Camp catering available. Camp host on property.
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  • The Mushroom Yurt
  • The Mushroom Yurt
  • The Mushroom Yurt

19. The Mushroom Yurt

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(7)
47mi from Alamosa · 1 site · Lodging
Off-grid rustic Mushroom yurt. This little yurt can sleep up to four people. It has a bunk bed cot and a queen size tri-fold mattress. There is a picnic table, a fire pit, and an outhouse. Taos is approximately 30 miles, Red River 20 miles and Questa is 9 miles away. Cell service is good with Verizon and T-Mobile. I will provide a small power station to charge your devices. It is heated! Sunshine rd is plowed in the winter, the driveway is not plowed. 4WD/AWD may be needed in winter.
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  • Camp Catori
  • Camp Catori
  • Camp Catori

20. Camp Catori

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26mi from Alamosa · 1 site · Lodging
CAMP CATORI - OFF-GRID IN SACRED NATURE At Camp Catori, we offer an immersive off-grid retreat where you can reconnect with yourself and the land. Set on six sacred acres with sweeping views of the Mt. Blanca Range, our space blends mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual wellness—with a little adventure and fun. Just 30 minutes from the Great Sand Dunes and Zapata Falls, guests can enjoy hiking, fishing, paddleboarding, or simply unwinding. Whether visiting solo, with friends, or hosting a retreat, Camp Catori invites you to slow down, breathe deep, and come home to yourself. ESSENTIALS TO KNOW THIS IS CAMPING - Although we have fabulous amenities for a comfortable experience, this is camping. If you are not a camper do not book. This is not an AIRBNB. Not toddler friendly. OFF-GRID WATER: No well or septic. If you chose the option of running water, six 5-gallon jugs provided to fill nearby. The tank holds 35 gallons. Monitor usage; do not drop below 1/4 full or it may damage the pump. Showers use 1.75 gal/min. Camp style rinse off showers. (Dry cabin Nov–May; no running water during freeze months) TOILET USE: Composting toilet. All guests must watch a 2-minute video and follow instructions. Violation of cabin rules or failure to discard urine in the designated spot incurs a $150 fee. If you’re not comfortable doing this, this may not be the right fit SLEEPING and KITCHEN BEDS: Queen loft, convertible queen second loft (or 2 twins), pull-out sofa (5'10" max). Bring your own sheets or sleeping bags. Pillows and blankets provided KITCHEN: Fridge/freezer, Wonderoven, coffee makers (Nespresso, French press, Italian), all-in-one steamer pan, Dutch oven, propane stove, grill, corkscrew, cooking/eating utensils, plates/bowls, knifes, indoor table (2), outdoor table (6–7), and mountain-view ledge seating (2) INTERNET Hotspot via Solis ($10/day) or use your mobile phone—works well for basic use and streaming MISC: HUGE newly expanded deck, chimenea, telescope, umbrella, outdoor grill, outdoor buckets for washing, TV's, propane heater, fireplace, electric heater, yoga mats (2), extra blankets, binoculors, games Group Camping and Retreats Three cleared campsites (4x4 required) Great for group camping or hosting retreats Contact Catori: 720-474-0779
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Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community

This shows the yellow ingress and egress for the three RV sites. Note that only two sites are pictured here. A third site was added parallel to the first two sites. The red circle is the common area which includes a fire pit. The blue square is the septic station.
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Geoffrey
5 days ago
28 ft travel trailer
With pets
3 nights at The Scott Ranch
Really peaceful spot. Scott's Ranch is so massive and has so many beautiful sections to explore. The town itself is really beautiful - my wife and I had a routine of going to the nearby Tiny Timbers cafe to get breakfast, letting the dogs loose to walk around the lake, the whole ranch, and the river. Thank you Lance!
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Wally's Woods
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Shon
1 week ago
12 ft campervan
With pets
Weekend Trip to Wally's Woods
Remote, quiet, beautiful view of Blanca peak (and many other mountains). Campfire is in excellent shape. And our trailer easily fit in the driveway!
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High Peaks Campground
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Robbie
2 weeks ago
Tent
With pets
2 nights at High Peaks Campground
Nice quiet spot with beautiful views of the night sky. The host was quick to respond.
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The Nomad Ranch
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Ida
3 weeks ago
With pets
1 night at The Nomad Ranch
Pristine little cabin. The wood smells so nice, even in the bathroom. Comfortable bed and seating area. The host provided water and we appreciated the heater too. There is lighting in the cabin and outhouse. We both agreed it felt a little uncomfortable having no curtains on the windows, but the view of the mountain in the morning (perfectly framed in the window) was gorgeous. It was very windy the night we stayed and this did cause the outhouse door to open and close and rattle around throughout the night. Just needs an outdoor latch to keep it still. Overall, we were very comfortable and enjoyed our stay.
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A small washtub fire pit
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joshua
December 2025
9 ft travel trailer
With pets
2 nights at Serendipity Base Camp
It's surrounded by an industrial area, with that being said it's secure gated property, quiet, no one bothers you or your campsite, porta potty was clean has a light in it at night, bring your own toilet paper. If you don't care about the scenery you just need a quiet secure place to stay for a little while I would recommend kalli's land.
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Camp Two Oasis
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Julie
December 2025
33 ft fifth wheel
With pets
6 nights at Camp Two Oasis
This place is surrounded by beautiful landscape. A one of a kind. Dogs ran free and loved it. John was great to deal with. Highly recommend
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Base Camp Family Campground
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Roxanne
November 2025
20 ft campervan
With pets
2 nights at Base Camp Family Campground
This is a great location, about 30 minutes away from the sand dunes. It’s definitely big rough friendly, so it was overkill for me in my little van. The views were amazing and the facilities were immaculate - previously the nicest and cleanest I’ve ever experienced. I would definitely stay here again if needed.
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Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base
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erica
November 2025
With pets
Weekend Trip to Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base
Great tiny cabin with amazing views of the night sky and distant city lights
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Mountain Bird Alpine Desert
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Matthew
November 2025
12 ft campervan
With pets
Weekend Trip to Mountain Bird Alpine Desert
A perfect place for start gazing and well maintained. Paul was very responsive and everything went smoothly. Hope to return in the future!
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Camp Two Oasis
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Joy
November 2025
Tent
With pets
Weekend Trip to Camp Two Oasis
The orchard site was perfect and secluded. I was car camping with my dog, and we had a cozy evening by the fire, under a sky lit up with stars. Having the toilet nearby was convenient, especially with how cold it was the night we were there. We walked over to watch the horses in the morning and enjoy the views. I would stay there again!
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The Mushroom Yurt
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Anna
November 2025
With kids
Weekend Trip to The Mushroom Yurt
This was an amazing stay. We would highly recommend staying here. The yurt was very clean and the surrounding area is beautiful. It was amazing to sit outside and look at the sparkling night sky.
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Mountain Bird Alpine Desert
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Zachary
November 2025
Tent
Weekend Trip to Mountain Bird Alpine Desert
The campsite was perfect for our one night stay near Crestone. Our host was super easy to communicate with and even made some really helpful local suggestions in the area to visit. I would definitely recommend booking here. I look forward to another trip in the spring.
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Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base
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Ashley
November 2025
With pets
3 nights at Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base
ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS PLACE! Honestly, I will be back - many times. Beautiful views, extremely communicative host, and all around great property and stay. Home was comfortable, clean and truly one of a kind.
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Base Camp Family Campground
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stefanie
October 2025
19 ft travel trailer
With pets
1 night at Base Camp Family Campground
Fine place for an overnight stop. Close to the dunes which was nice. Super nice staff. Level pull through sites.
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Base Camp Family Campground
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Laura
October 2025
19 ft travel trailer
With kids
Weekend Trip to Base Camp Family Campground
This campground has beautiful views and conveniently located close to the park. Bathrooms are large and clean. We had a great time!
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Mountain Bird Alpine Desert
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Taylor
October 2025
Tent
Weekend Trip to Mountain Bird Alpine Desert
Great host, made everything easily available. Anything you needed Paul was there for you. Site 4 was great and easy to get to. Only like 50 minutes from the Dunes. Will be coming back!
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Mountain Bird Alpine Desert
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Ffion
October 2025
Tent
Weekend Trip to Mountain Bird Alpine Desert
all of the comments are true! paul is incredibly knowledgeable and kind. the bathroom is great & so is the campsite. so peaceful with a wonderful view of the stars!!
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Mountain Bird Alpine Desert
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Emily
October 2025
Weekend Trip to Mountain Bird Alpine Desert
The RV was perfect and had everything we needed. The landscape and night sky were absolutely breathtaking. Would absolutely love to visit again and recommend staying here!!
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Secluded Mountain Property
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Byung
October 2025
23 ft travel trailer
With kids
Weekend Trip to Secluded Mountain Property
We brought out wolf pup 16bhsbl travel trailer out to camps the site is huge with plenty of space for 2-3 other families. The directions were easy to follow, however there was one sign that was missing as per the written instructions. One of our party members missed the gate because of the missing sign. The entrance to the camp sign was a little rutted out and you should feel comfortable off roading with a trailer.
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Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base
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Stephanie
October 2025
Weekend Trip to Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base
We loved it! Grateful there was a pour-over coffee set up because we forgot our french press!
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Happy farmer sitting in a truck in a grassy field

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