Best for self-contained campers. There are no toilets, showers, or potable water at this Hipcamp.
Our peaceful rural ranch offers stunning, unobstructed views of the northern front range, spectacular sunsets, and a serene atmosphere for a restful night's sleep. The night sky on clear evenings showcases a stunning display of constellations, and sometimes, you can even catch a glimpse of the northern lights from our property. We have cashmere goats, sheep and chickens, along with wildlife that occasionally visits like pronghorn herds, fox families, and eagles. We are located about 30 minutes south of Cheyenne and 30 minutes north of Fort Collins, making us the perfect midpoint no matter which direction you're traveling from.
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Northeast Pasture RV Camping
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Vehicle site · Sleeps 4 · Vehicles under 45 ft
The Northeast Pasture site is located at the front of the property, easily accessible from County Road 9. Spanning approximately 4.5 acres, this area is designated for dry camping exclusively. It does not offer bathroom amenities or hookups, requiring guests to be self-sufficient, carry out their waste, and ensure they leave no trace behind.
To get to the site - after pulling into the driveway, just before the gate, turn right onto a grass road. Campers are welcome to park anywhere in the pasture but there is a mowed patch on top of a hill, from which a nice view of the front range can be enjoyed. To get to the hill spot - follow the grass road straight for the most part (don't follow the grass road to the left as that will goes to the barn which is closed off by another gate).
Pets are welcome! We recommend keeping pets on a leash to prevent them from getting lost; however, we are fine with them being off-leash as long as they remain close to their campsite.
Dogs live onsite but they are secure behind their fenced in area around the house. They are outside from 7am - 10pm. They typically bark around dusk and into early evening to keep coyotes and fox away from the chicken coop.
This region of Colorado is home to cacti, which are both beautiful and intriguing; however, stepping on them can be quite painful. Therefore, exercise caution while exploring the area.
The farm was in a perfect spot between our camping locations. The directions were helpful. My only complaint is that the field for camping was covered with LOTS small cactus. I'm sure that the field is mowed, but they grow quite quickly.
We were very pleased with our stay at Graves Mountain Ranch! The hostess was very responsive and greeted us with all the information we needed for our 1 night stay! We wish we could have spent more time exploring the ranch but we had a long drive ahead!