The best tiny home rentals near Fort Collins, Colorado

A lively university town, Fort Collins is known for its brew pubs and nightlife scene, but there are plenty of outdoor adventures to be had as well. You can bike just about everywhere in this bicycle friendly town, including the scenic Poudre River Trail. Just outside of town, hike, mountain bike, horseback ride, climb, and paddle at Lory State Park, Horsetooth Reservoir, and Horsetooth Mountain Open Space, then camp lakeside or in the backcountry. The city is also a gateway to the Rocky Mountains and the Arapaho & Roosevelt National Forests, where plenty of natural beauty, outdoor adventure, and camping options await.

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Top-rated campgrounds near Fort Collins

A lively university town, Fort Collins is known for its brew pubs and nightlife scene, but there are plenty of outdoor adventures to be had as well. You can bike just about everywhere in this bicycle friendly town, including the scenic Poudre River Trail. Just outside of town, hike, mountain bike, horseback ride, climb, and paddle at Lory State Park, Horsetooth Reservoir, and Horsetooth Mountain Open Space, then camp lakeside or in the backcountry. The city is also a gateway to the Rocky Mountains and the Arapaho & Roosevelt National Forests, where plenty of natural beauty, outdoor adventure, and camping options await.

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Top-rated campgrounds near Fort Collins

1. Riverview RV Park and Campground

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11mi from Fort Collins · 100 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging

Riverview RV Park and Campground is set in the rolling foothills of the Rocky Mountains along the Big Thompson River. The quiet countryside setting of our family-oriented park, with its gorgeous surroundings and charming wood carvings, is a favorite for groups or a romantic getaway. Hidden beneath the cottonwoods at 5100 ft elevation, Riverview RV Park and Campground is near the Big Thompson Canyon entrance. We are 30 minutes from the beauty of Estes Park and 20 minutes from unique shops, art district, and numerous family friendly activities within Loveland and Ft Collins. Cheyenne and Denver are about an hour’s drive from Loveland on I-25.

2. FourFigs Farm

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23mi from Fort Collins · 1 site · Lodging

Serenity uniquely situated in the middle of hundreds of acres of County Open Space farmland, our micro-tiny house is seated at the edge of our heart-shaped pond in the back corner of our five acre farm. Unobstructed views of the Front Range and Longs Peak, songs of prairie birds and the occasional Blue Heron or Osprey fishing for dinner in the pond, endlessly brilliant sunsets, and the glimmer of a night sky full of stars await you in this peaceful retreat.

3. Riverside Colorado

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16mi from Fort Collins · 37 sites · Lodging

Enjoy a canyon retreat like no other. Riverside Colorado is nestled in the Roosevelt National Forest in Bellvue, Colorado. Guests have plenty of options for where they rest their heads. Choose a fun and unique tiny home, a quaint and airy cabin or one of our rustic glamps. Whether you want to have air conditioning and running water, or you want to be camping in a tent with a comfortable bed and the gorgeous sound of the Poudre River flowing nearby, we've got a great place for you to stay. Amenities at Riverside don't stop at the cozy residences. Our offerings include espresso for purchase at our adorable airstream-turned-coffee-cart, Kind Bean. We also have a store on site, Poudre Park Market, which is here to help with any personal care items, snacks or beer you may have forgotten. Amenities also include free shuttle rides for our patrons. If you intend to go to a show at the Mishawaka Amphitheatre, Riverside will get you safely to the Mish and back so all you have to do is enjoy the music and the ambiance of our beautiful Poudre Canyon. We look forward to seeing you!

4. Wee Casa

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25mi from Fort Collins · 25 sites · Lodging

Enjoy a night, or longer in a Tiny House at our our beautiful setting in Colorado, enjoy the outdoors, and a respite from urban sprawl. Live Wee, Live Free! Lyons is a quiet little town and a double gateway to Rocky Mountain National Park. Nestled into a canyon along the river, and within walking distance to the shops and restaurants in downtown Lyons. Our property opened in 2015 and now has 22 tiny homes available for rent. We also have a large dining space for groups and events. Quite a relaxing atmosphere with modern amenities and flexible meeting space, WeeCasa Tiny House Resort is Lyons’s premier meeting and conference center. We offer an experienced team to take care of you and your guest's needs.

5. Alpine Lodge At Red Feather Lakes

33mi from Fort Collins · 124 sites

Discover the unique charm of Alpine Lodge at Red Feather Lakes, where the beauty of nature meets cozy mountain retreats. Nestled within the expansive 612,000-acre Roosevelt National Forest, this area in Colorado serves as a year-round outdoor haven, offering breathtaking scenery, diverse wildlife, and an array of hiking trails. Adventure awaits just a stone's throw away at the Cache La Poudre River, Colorado’s first designated Wild and Scenic River. This pristine waterway is the perfect destination for thrilling whitewater rafting, paddleboarding, kayaking, and fishing. The community boasts at least 12 named lakes, including Parvin Lake, Dowdy Lake, West Lake, Snake Lake, Letitia Lake, Red Feather Lake, Lake Ramona, Hiawatha Lake, Apache Lake, Shagwa Lake, Lake Nokomis, and Lake Erie, each offering unique opportunities for relaxation and recreation. At Alpine Lodge, we strive to create a welcoming environment where individuals and families can forge unforgettable memories. Our four rustic cabins, available for year-round rental, provide a comfortable retreat for guests. In winter, hunters can unwind in our cozy accommodations after a day spent pursuing both big and small game in the surrounding wilderness. Owned by the Salido family, Alpine Lodge embodies our values of faith, family

Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community

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Max

October 2025

With pets

Weekend Trip to FourFigs Farm

A nice farm escape. Fun to walk laps around the pond and relax on the deck of the tiny house. Beautiful view of the mountains.

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Natalie

July 2025

With kids

Weekend Trip to FourFigs Farm

Beautiful views! My 6 year old had fun playing with the dogs. Marsa was very welcoming and accommodating, meeting all of our needs. Space is tight but there was plenty of space for us.

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Michelle

June 2025

Weekend Trip to Wee Casa

The tiny house was so well appointed. Almost full size fridge, nice stove and counter top. We cooked and ate outside. Nice and plenty places to sit outside too. The sheets and towels are nice. Very clean and all staff are super friendly. Just do not make booking through Hipcamp! Go straight to Wee Casa website. Hipcamp will charge you another whole night if you change your reservation at all, even if it is within a few minutes, and for one night, as I did. You can only communicate with Hipcamp through a chat bot and get standard answers. Wee Casa has really great owners/managers and are very attentive ( making the grounds clean and neat for the next day with resupply of wood and charcoal for the fire pit and grill) The place is perfect for families and there is a wedding venue on site, making the tiny houses perfect for wedding guests to stay. I would definitely stay there again.

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Susana

June 2025

With pets

2 nights at Wee Casa

We really enjoyed our stay here it’s a cute little neighborhood with tiny houses and the shared space was very nice!

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Abigail

June 2025

With kids

3 nights at Wee Casa

We stayed in the Salida tiny home and it was perfect! The location is fabulous! So close to walk to everything and you are in walking distance to a beautiful park and river! The people of Lyons, Co are so sweet and we can’t wait to return <3

More campsites near Fort Collins

Alpine Lodge At Red Feather Lakes

33mi from Fort Collins · 124 sites

Discover the unique charm of Alpine Lodge at Red Feather Lakes, where the beauty of nature meets cozy mountain retreats. Nestled within the expansive 612,000-acre Roosevelt National Forest, this area in Colorado serves as a year-round outdoor haven, offering breathtaking scenery, diverse wildlife, and an array of hiking trails. Adventure awaits just a stone's throw away at the Cache La Poudre River, Colorado’s first designated Wild and Scenic River. This pristine waterway is the perfect destination for thrilling whitewater rafting, paddleboarding, kayaking, and fishing. The community boasts at least 12 named lakes, including Parvin Lake, Dowdy Lake, West Lake, Snake Lake, Letitia Lake, Red Feather Lake, Lake Ramona, Hiawatha Lake, Apache Lake, Shagwa Lake, Lake Nokomis, and Lake Erie, each offering unique opportunities for relaxation and recreation. At Alpine Lodge, we strive to create a welcoming environment where individuals and families can forge unforgettable memories. Our four rustic cabins, available for year-round rental, provide a comfortable retreat for guests. In winter, hunters can unwind in our cozy accommodations after a day spent pursuing both big and small game in the surrounding wilderness. Owned by the Salido family, Alpine Lodge embodies our values of faith, family

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The best tiny homes near Fort Collins guide

Where to go

Mountains and Forests

Head southwest to explore Rocky Mountain National Park’s peaks and vistas, and stay in a developed campground or one of hundreds of backcountry sites. At Arapaho and Roosevelt national forests, find 1.5 million acres of forest, outdoor recreation, and more than 20 campgrounds within the Canyon Lakes Ranger District. Explore the mountains and lakes of State Forest State Park, go moose viewing, and choose from developed campgrounds, backcountry sites, and year-round cabins, yurts, and huts.

Grasslands and Plains

Head east to the Pawnee National Grasslands, rich in wildlife and pioneer history, and plenty of opportunities for recreation, including hiking, horseback riding, OHV riding, and birdwatching. A seasonal campground offers amenities while dispersed camping is allowed year-round. Further south, enjoy water activities at Jackson Lake State Park, where several campgrounds make it easy to stay in a tent or RV lakeside. Camping, fishing, and hunting are also available at Prewitt Reservoir further east.

Wyoming

Head north for Wild West and cowboy culture in Cheyenne, just across the border in Wyoming. Further west, explore the foothills of the Laramie Mountains at Curt Gowdy State Park, home to several reservoirs, water activities, and year-round camping. Nearby Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest offers millions of acres of wilderness, dozens of developed campgrounds, and plenty of dispersed camping.

Front Range Urban Corridor

Head south to enjoy watersports and camp at Boyd Lake State Park near Loveland. At St. Vrain State Park near Longmont, enjoy fishing and birdwatching, and camp near several ponds. Just south of Denver, Cherry Creek State Park offers a large reservoir and rolling hills and year-round campsites ranging from basic to full hookup. Or explore Golden Gate Canyon State Park west of Denver, and choose from developed campgrounds, backcountry camping, cabins, and yurts.

When to go

Spring, summer, and fall are all great times to visit Fort Collins. The weather is pleasant for outdoor activities, and there are numerous festivals during this time. Spring and early summer are great times for wildflowers in the region, while May and June are the best times for birdwatching in the grasslands and plains. Afternoon storms are common in the spring and summer. Many winter activities are snow dependent.

Know before you go

Campsites in Colorado state parks require advanced reservations while permits are required to backcountry camp in Rocky Mountain National Park. Some popular parks may limit capacity at peak times.
Many of the recreation areas and campsites in the region are at high elevation. Be aware of potential altitude issues.
Fishing licenses are required in Colorado for those over age 16 and in Wyoming for those over 14.

Nearby attractions

Experience the beauty of camping in Poudre Canyon, a picturesque mountain getaway. Set up camp amidst towering cliffs, hike scenic trails, and listen to the soothing sounds of the Poudre River. Enjoy fishing, spot wildlife, and create lasting memories in this tranquil natural paradise.