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May's Luxury Farmstays
1. May's Luxury Farmstays
96%
(130)
6.1mi from Cupertino · 5 sites
Relax and recharge at our retreat in Los Gatos. Whether you’re here to reconnect with nature, hike the trails, camp under the stars, or explore the Bay Area, Harlan’s Retreat, has everything for a worry-free stay! With nature trails on-site and the Saratoga Gap down the road, you won’t have to go far, For fun drive into the city. Come home and admire the amazing views from your secluded glamp-site with sweeping views of San Francisco Bay and Silicon Valley 2,800 feet below.
This very private site offers breathtaking views of San Francisco Bay and the south bay. The views at night are transcendent. The Apple building and Moffet field are clearly visible. you look down from above the clouds to the valley floor 2,800 feet below.
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Double Bear
2. Double Bear
100%
(17)
9.4mi from Cupertino · 4 sites
Double Bear is a rugged three yurt glamping escape in the Santa Cruz Mountains, a secluded setting on a 1.5 mile mountain dirt road among towering redwoods with sweeping views, just 30 minutes from Silicon Valley. It is designed for those who appreciate quiet beauty, a touch of adventure, and the feeling of being truly off the map without being far from it.
Our camp features three sleeping yurts, a spacious shared kitchen yurt, and a bathhouse, all thoughtfully placed to let the landscape take center stage. The yurts, up to 30 feet in diameter, offer a unique sense of space and comfort in a natural setting. Soak in the hot tub beneath the trees, enjoy dinner on the pavilion terrace, gather around the fire, or wander the woods at your own pace.
Privacy
Up the hill sits a separate art house that is occasionally rented, while the owner lives about 10 minutes down the road and is available if needed. You also have the option to book the entire camp, three yurts with 16 plus beds, along with the kitchen yurt and bathhouse, for your group.
Hiking / Biking
The land is steep, rugged, and spans 83 acres of private forest. You are free to explore and discover hidden corners of the property. You may come across some remarkable surprises along the way. Getting around takes effort, and that is part of the experience.
Surrounding area
• Two highly rated wineries within a 10 minute drive
• Groceries, breakfast, lunch, and dinner options about 15 minutes away
• Castle Rock State Park and Bear Creek Redwoods Open Space Preserve approximately 20 minutes away
Getting here is part of the adventure
Double Bear is about a 30 minute drive from Los Gatos. The final stretch is a 1.2 mile drive up a steep dirt road, crossing Bear Creek and winding through the mountains. The road is suitable for 2WD vehicles, just be comfortable driving on dirt roads.
Wi Fi
Once you arrive, you will have access to reliable, low latency satellite Wi Fi around camp. Cell service can be limited, so we recommend downloading maps in advance.
Our approach
Double Bear is not built as a for profit venture, but as a place to share the land and its experience. We are just getting started, and your feedback is truly appreciated as we continue shaping it.
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Blooming Echo private redwood oasis
3. Blooming Echo private redwood oasis
98%
(52)
11mi from Cupertino · 1 site
Blooming Echo is a very private, beautifully wooded and wild land. She has huge trees and a big sunny meadow where we grow our corn. We have a fully stocked a outdoor kitchen, two compost toilets, a big swing, and a slack line. Lots of land to walk and explore, many many wild and native medicinal herbs. This property is totally off grid. You can track wild boar, deer, wild turkeys and mountain lions, and listen to hermit thrush sing in the morning, hawks call during the day and owls hoot at night.
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Castle Rock State Park
4. Castle Rock State Park
93%
(22)
State park 6.7mi from Cupertino · 52 sites
Hikers and climbers love Castle Rock State Park.
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Portola Redwoods State Park
5. Portola Redwoods State Park
97%
(73)
State park 10mi from Cupertino · 59 sites
Explore the otherworldly beauty of old-growth redwoods—a tranquil sanctuary and ideal getaway.
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Lupin Lodge
6. Lupin Lodge
94%
(474)
11mi from Cupertino · 20 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Lupin Lodge is a family-friendly, clothing-optional destination resort located in the Santa Cruz Mountains. Our yurts are fully furnished with a queen-sized bed, heater, fan, electricity, and Wi-Fi. Alternatively, guests may choose to car camp or rent a campsite during their stay. Shared bathroom facilities, showers, and the Community Kitchen are located nearby and available to guests 24/7. Our property highlights include scenic hiking trails, our pool and hot tub area, sauna, tennis court, lounge area, and our Clubhouse Restaurant that serves Saturday night dinner. At Lupin, guests enjoy a quiet, comfortable escape into nature while remaining conveniently accessible by car, just 10 minutes from downtown Los Gatos.
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Santa Cruz Mountains Staycation
7. Santa Cruz Mountains Staycation
100%
(77)
11mi from Cupertino · 1 site
Located in the peaceful, forested Chemeketa Park neighborhood, our Airstream Caravel is situated in a perfect resting spot for road cyclists, mountain bikers, Santa Cruz surfers, and winery fans looking to recharge before their next adventure! The Airstream is conveniently located on our driveway property, so you'll have easy access to-and-from the quaint and cute downtown area of Los Gatos, nearby hiking trails, and scenic routes along Highway 17.
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Quail Ridge Farm
8. Quail Ridge Farm
100%
(12)
11mi from Cupertino · 4 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Camping & RV Parking on a Working Farm Near Santa Cruz
Come camp on our peaceful working farm with easy access to incredible bike trails, beaches, and hikes in the Santa Cruz Mountains.
We offer 3 spacious campsites where you can park your RV or camper van, or set up a tent. The sites are spread out with plenty of room for groups and families.
For a more comfortable stay, you can also rent our solar-powered Airstream Base Camp.
The property is a working farm with animals and a Christmas tree farm, and we’re currently planting olive trees and lavender fields. Guests are welcome to enjoy hikes directly on the property, including redwood forest trails and scenic views.
Interested in hosting a gathering? Ask us about renting the entire property for private events like birthday parties or group lunches, with the option to camp overnight.
Camp Details:
3 sites for RVs (various sizes) or tents
No hookups
Potable drinking water available for fill-ups
No electricity at campsites
Quiet, natural setting—perfect for unplugging
A great spot for campers looking for nature, space, and a relaxed farm atmosphere close to Santa Cruz.
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Audrey Edna Cabin at Alpine Ranch
9. Audrey Edna Cabin at Alpine Ranch
99%
(170)
12mi from Cupertino · 1 site
Peninsula Open Space Trust (POST) protects open space on the Peninsula and in the South Bay for the benefit of all.
Situated on top of a ridge with expansive redwood forest and coastal views, the Audrey Edna Cabin provides a completely private gathering place and destination for visitors with reservations. The cabin has spectacular views of forest, sky, ocean and the Butano ridgeline. It's a short hike to 8000+ acres of county parkland where you can hike, bike and ride horses (though please note, there are no facilities for horse boarding at the cabin.) The cabin is located at Alpine Ranch, a property adjacent to Sam McDonald County Park that was protected by Peninsula Open Space Trust (POST).
Whether you are looking for an active experience or just want to relax in a peaceful, remote setting, there's something here for everyone.
This is a rustic hike-in cabin designed for a introductory pack-in experience. Bedding is not provided. It is about a 1.7-mile hike on a rolling dirt road from the Sam McDonald County Park parking lot, with about 650 feet of elevation gain. Most hikers can reach the cabin in an hour or less. Guests should plan to arrive at least 2 hours before sunset, and pack water and flashlights or headlamps. Guests with limited mobility, please contact us for information regarding accommodations that will allow you to access this shared resource.
*A note about reservation availability: On the weekends, POST offers priority reservations for the cabin to our partners at the San Mateo County Health Department and Park Rx to provide patients with equitable access to the benefits of nature. Occasionally, we have last-minute public weekend reservation availability due to cancellations. The cabin is reservable up to 3 months in advance, on a rolling basis.
Love the idea of a hike-in cabin, but unable to visit us Sunday-Thursday? Check out the nearby Sierra Club Hiker's Hut in Sam McDonald County Park.
Property History:
At one time, the ridge of the Santa Cruz Mountains was a thriving center for trade between tribes of the coast and the bay, which we still find evidence of today in cultural sites and artifacts throughout the region. Native people have cared for this land since time immemorial, including the local Muwekma and Ramaytush Ohlone who are still active in the area today. This property specifically is host to a tributary to one of just a handful of waterways that support salmonids in this region, which are a species of tremendous importance to native people.
Over 1000 acres here were eventually purchased by entrepreneur Ridgeway Rowley, who built a home on the ranch in the 1880s as part of an unsuccessful wedding proposal to Fannie Page, daughter of a local mill owner (ever heard of Page Mill Road?) After being rejected by Fannie, Rowley operated the ranch for a decade in conjunction with his work as District Attorney and publisher of the Palo Alto Weekly, before eventually returning to his hometown of Cortland, NY, where he lived as a bachelor until his death. Over the course of the 20th century, the ranch was divided, some parts of which became Pescadero Creek County Park. POST purchased the 350 acre home property, now called Alpine Ranch, in 2012 through our Heart of the Redwoods campaign, an initiative to protect 20,000 acres of Redwoods in the Santa Cruz Mountains. Alpine Ranch borders Pescadero Creek County Park and Sam McDonald County Park, adding to the area’s protected open space and containing more than a mile of tributaries to Pescadero Creek, which flows year-round and is a major spawning stream for steelhead trout.
The Audrey Edna Cabin at Alpine Ranch is situated at one of the property's most scenic overlooks. The cabin was built in the early 1900's, and completely reconstructed up to modern building codes by POST in 2018 so that all could enjoy this special place.
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Big Basin Redwoods State Park
10. Big Basin Redwoods State Park
98%
(362)
State park 14mi from Cupertino · 274 sites
Soak up the shade of old growth redwood trees & take some selfies with banana slugs!
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Little Basin State Park
11. Little Basin State Park
State park 14mi from Cupertino · 5 sites
Little Basin is a California State Parks campground and is part of Big Basin Redwoods State Park, the first state park in California. The property is open to the groups with a wide array of gathering, dining, teambuilding and recreational facilities, most of which date back to the Hewlett Packard era. Little Basin also offers 37 tent sites, 12 camping cabins and a single full hook up RV site. Guests to Little Basin will discover the beauty and significance of this fragile ecosystem while exploring expansive meadows, towering coast redwoods and a vast network of trails in and around the park.
Little Basin is an idyllic natural setting to unplug, unwind and enjoy fresh scent of the coastal air and majestic redwoods. Camping guests may choose to sleep under the sparkling night sky, tucked away in a tent or in a rustic, wood sided cabin. Little Basin offers a family-friendly atmosphere, with plenty of grassy meadows that are also very popular with the sizable local deer herd.
Butano State Park
12. Butano State Park
State park 18mi from Cupertino · 2 sites
Discover Butano State Park's redwoods, hiking trails, and serene campgrounds.
The Forest of Nisene Marks State Park
13. The Forest of Nisene Marks State Park
100%
(2)
State park 24mi from Cupertino · 2 sites
Behold natural wonders aplenty in the Forest of Nisene Marks.
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Tiny Home in the Redwoods!
14. Tiny Home in the Redwoods!
97%
(15)
12mi from Cupertino · 1 site
Our brand new beautiful tiny home in the redwoods is located in a private property nine miles to the beautiful beaches of the south coast of San Mateo County and 5 min to nature county and state parks, trails and cute coastal towns. This cute little home is perfect for nature lovers, hikers and bikers.
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Patchen Christmas Tree Farm
15. Patchen Christmas Tree Farm
90%
(115)
13mi from Cupertino · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
Patchen Farm is a 6 acre, choose and cut Christmas tree farm. Since the farm is only open during the holiday season, in the off season you'll find a working farm (work being done, cars coming and going, etc.).
Patchen is located only 10 mins from downtown Los Gatos in one direction and the Santa Cruz beach in the other direction. Perched at the summit of the Santa Cruz Mountains, Patchen offers the scenic beauty of lush redwood forests and views of the surrounding area. There are several wonderful wineries within 5 miles and great hiking and biking trails. The one and only store in the mountains is the Summit Store and just 3 miles down Summit Road. They have plenty of the essentials plus an excellent deli, wine collection and coffee bar.
NO CHECK IN OR CHECK OUT NECESSARY
NO RESTROOM ON SITE
NO ATTENDANT ON SITE
WATER and POWER are marked with signs (EACH SERVICE IS $20 PER NIGHT)
NO TRASH SHOULD BE LEFT AT THE PROPERTY
Payment envelopes at red barn door or
Venmo 408-605-1522
Zelle 408-605-1522
Water can be found near the giant wreath just inside entrance and on either end of the red barn.
Power is 15 amp and can be found near the giant wreath just inside the entrance, mid-way up the parking lot on the in the wood chips and at the tiny red shack.
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Sacred Earth Retreat (SER)
16. Sacred Earth Retreat (SER)
96%
(69)
13mi from Cupertino · 4 sites
For over 40 years, Sacred Earth has been cherished by many as an example of sustainable off-grid living immersed in nature. While it is just 12 minutes drive from the village of Ben Lomond, 30 from Santa Cruz beaches, and 90 minutes to Berkeley, this valley feels as though you are deep in the wilds, complete with old growth Redwoods you can stand inside and far- reaching majestic Madrones. The land is home to the headwaters of Love Creek, with springs to be found in fern gullies and gentle babbling brooks. The breathtaking ridgetop has expansive views down the San Lorenzo Valley southeast and westerly views to Ben Lomond Mountain, the final hill between this place and the Pacific. Don’t miss the sunrise with meandering mist rising off the valley. Large sites allow for family and group gatherings/activities, while small tucked in tent sites provide hidden nooks. Hiking trails (open in dry season only) encircle the land and allow for moderate walks throughout its mostly vertical terrain. What is truly dynamic about Sacred Earth is the sheer diversity of plant and animal species combined with its proximity to world-class surfing, sailing, scuba, mountain biking, hiking, birdwatching, etc. Make your stay in Santa Cruz Mountains at SER.
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Santa Cruz Mountain Camping
17. Santa Cruz Mountain Camping
98%
(25)
16mi from Cupertino · 1 site
Nestled in the Santa Cruz Mountains, this serene retreat is surrounded by natural beauty and offers the perfect escape into nature. Conveniently located between Downtown Los Gatos and Downtown Santa Cruz which is just 25 minutes from each. You’ll have easy access to the best of both mountain charm and coastal energy.
Outdoor enthusiasts will love being just minutes from the renowned mountain biking trails of Demonstration Forest, scenic hiking routes, and the beloved Summit Store for local provisions.
NOTE that NO open fires are allowed by our county but guests are allowed to have a gas or propane stove for cooking.
Water is 125' front tent.
Toilet is 100' front tent.
Outhouse has a honeypot, hand washing station, mirror, hand soap and hand towel.
Picnic table.
Power plug is 140' from tent to charge your phone, etc.
Tent does not leak.
Pls disregard LOCATION Earth Map. It's incorrect.
See the Google Map in pictures that is correct.
This time of year, please consider this COLD CAMPING at night. The tent has 4 extra blankets but you should be prepared to keep yourself warm and prepared for winter weather. If you enjoy the sound of rain on the tent roof for just a little longer this season, please come see our tent.
In July, you can enjoy outdoor activities like hiking in Henry Cowell Redwoods, walking along West Cliff Drive, and visiting Natural Bridges State Beach. The Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk is open year-round, offering a chance to experience it with fewer crowds and more deals. You can also visit local attractions like the Mystery Spot, the Santa Cruz Wharf, and the Seymour Marine Discovery Center.
Check Levi's Stadium for all events you might have intertest in such as concerts, sporting events, etc.
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Bear Gulch Hide Out
18. Bear Gulch Hide Out
99%
(155)
17mi from Cupertino · 4 sites · Tents, RVs
This 60 acre property is located approximately 3 miles east of San Gregorio Beach in the San Gregorio area. There is no home here, only a travel trailer on the Upper Meadow. It is very peaceful, quiet and beautiful throughout the seasons.
We are 5 minutes away from the San Gregorio General Store and cafe and 20 minutes from Alice's Restaurant. We have great cell coverage for Verizon, AT&T and Visible. Experience shows that T-Mobile does not work here and I don't know about the other internet providers.
There are four campsites, each with easy 4WD access. Two of the sites offer total isolation with amazing views while the third site, while in a nice setting, is more useful for a quick overnight stay with no views of the ocean or canyon. Please note that five easy-going cows (no bulls) reside on this property.
** Dear winter and spring campers, please consider using "Sensible Weather" for your trip protection in the event of heavy rain or even high temperatures in the summer and fall. I have not used this insurance feature but the description on Google makes it look worth considering:
https://www.sensibleweather.com/
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Redwoods Mountain Getaway
19. Redwoods Mountain Getaway
97%
(150)
17mi from Cupertino · 1 site
Our property sits on 2 acres of pristine mix of redwoods, madrone, and oak trees. Amazing valley views, gate access from yard to hiking trails, and very quiet at night.
Neighborhood overview
Felton/Santa Cruz is full of things to do:The Roaring Camp & Big Trees Narrow Gauge Railroad is a 3 ft narrow-gauge tourist railroad.Henry Cowell State Park, most famous for the 40-acre grove of towering old-growth redwood trees.Mystery Spot: Experience gravity-defying demonstrations on the short but steep uphill walk.Garden of Eden: Secret swimming hole with lots of fun boulders to jump off and swim around. We will fill you in on how to get there.Cruise on bikes down West Cliff DriveHang out at beach and relax..And of course, world famous surfing in Santa Cruz.
We have a two-night minimum on weekends.
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Yurt In The Redwoods
20. Yurt In The Redwoods
100%
(19)
17mi from Cupertino · 1 site
Escape to the quiet beauty of the redwoods. This cozy yurt sits along a private road deep in the forest, offering an immersive nature experience while remaining easily accessible. The yurt is rustic but features many comforts, including a full-size bed, bathroom, shower with hot water, kitchenette with a stove top and mini fridge, heaters, and cozy furnishings.
Step outside and you’ll be surrounded by towering redwoods and abundant wildlife. It’s common to spot banana slugs, deer, newts, lizards, wild turkeys, foxes, and occasionally bobcats, mountain lions or giant salamanders. At night you will hear owls calling or frogs singing.
The area is peaceful and secluded, with only a handful of neighbors passing along the road. Guests are welcome to wander the shared road or the loop trail around our small property. Take in the forest views, and enjoy the quiet rhythms of the woods.
If you’re looking for a simple, nature-filled getaway—perfect for slowing down and listening to the forest at night—this redwood retreat is a special place to unplug.
A quick note on pets: We love dogs and we hope you'll bring them along, but please do not leave your pups unattended at the yurt. We recommend contacting these local pet boarding facilities in advance if you plan to be out without your pups.
Summit Veterinary Hospital: https://summitvethospital.com/boarding-faqs
Bed & Biscuits: http://www.bedandbiscuits.com
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Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Kathryn
2 days ago
With kids
What a paradise! Lounging in that cedar hot under a glorious oak tree, gazing out over the mountains is one of the most tranquil experiences of my life. Our yurt and the whole campground were the perfect blend of indoor-outdoor living. My five-year-old daughter had a blast! Mathilda was an outstanding host. We can’t wait to come back!
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Madeline
2 days ago
With pets
We had a wonderful getaway at the yurt with our Labrador. Bridgett and Curtis provided all the amenities to make this camping experience feel luxurious. Nisene state park was only a 20 minute drive away for hiking through gorgeous redwoods,
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Angie
4 days ago
1 night at Yurt In The Redwoods
This was my and my husband's first time trying hipcamp I have to say this was a wonderful first experience, we really loved the Yurt and how incredibly peaceful the location is. We were only able to stay for one night but the loved the setup of the yurt, everything is so thoughtful and cozy and the quiet is exactly the relaxing getaway we needed. Thank you Bridgette and Curtis for hosting us, we will definitely be back someday.
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Jax
1 week ago
Weekend Trip to Double Bear
Mathilda has this property Dialed in 100% From the spacious Yurts, to the community kitchen that is very well stocked, to the BBQ and HotTub. Highly recommend visiting! 10/10 recommend!!
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Mathew
1 week ago
Weekend Trip to Santa Cruz Mountain Camping
We enjoyed our stay even the warm summer day. Thanks
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Armstrong
1 week ago
Tent
With pets
Great place! The views were amazing and they have patio furniture, firepits etc. The hammock was awesome. I have a 5 month old doberman and he was off leash - he loved the place. I will definitely go back. Its 15 min from Los Gatos incase you need to go into town and has its own little network of trails. Superb
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Clara
1 week ago
With pets
We loved camping on Shelly's glamping tent. Hey property was private open and spacious. She left info about the different types of wildlife and plants which we appreciated as we brought our cars as they are quite adventurous. It did get cold at night but there were plenty of blankets.
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Maddie
2 weeks ago
Tent
With kids
Our family had a great 4th of July camping trip with 3 other families at Blooming Echo. There’s so much land and lots to explore. We loved the stocked kitchen and compost toilets! And the kids had fun on the swings and the trampoline. We were grateful for the thought and love that went into this site for a big group. It was a little confusing to figure out where to camp - not much shade and lots of the land is on a steep incline and there’s a lot of poison oak. The main area by the kitchen was flat and clear but we had a big group that was using that space for cooking and campfires and playing so we didn’t put our tents there. And the drive up the hill to the site is long and very steep. Overall we are glad we stayed and would recommend!!
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Aubrey
2 weeks ago
Tent
Beautiful site with amazing access to Santa Cruz and the redwoods. The hosts are kind and easy to work with as well. 10/10 would recommend!
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Bellamy
2 weeks ago
Tent
The campsite and bathroom facilities were well taken care of. We were not too close to other campers at our site and the surrounding trees made the stay feel cozy and private.
The scenic overlook was great! The trees kind of blocked the view but you could still see the colors of the sunset which we appreciated.
Super great spot and we hope to be back!
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Elena
2 weeks ago
Weekend Trip to Yurt In The Redwoods
Amazing gem of a place! We absolutely loved the stay here from start to finish. The yurt is magical, as is the surrounding forest and all its cute, furry (and slimy slug) inhabitants. Bridgette and Curtis were lovely hosts.
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Gwendolyn
2 weeks ago
Tent
This spot was so nice and private. Art was wonderful to work with. I will definitely be back!
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Megan
2 weeks ago
With kids
My family of 4 really enjoyed our weekend here! The airstream was very clean and the location was fabulous. It was very private but also very convenient with a 10 min drive to downtown. We’re hoping to plan our trip back soon!
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Julie
2 weeks ago
Tent
Art was great at communicating and very kind and welcoming. Art’s location was perfect for our visit to San Francisco and close to the beach and Hwy 101. We stayed one night in a tent and SUV. Keep in mind San Francisco fog (which was up the coast all the way to Washington) but made for a beautiful morning. We would stay again!
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Eshwar
2 weeks ago
Tent
Art is an awesome host! The place was beautiful with great views! He also helped us out with whatever we needed. Would definitely camp here again!
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allison
2 weeks ago
Tent
Absolutely loved this little oasis. Nestled among the oak trees on a bluff looking out at the ocean.
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Jiaqi
2 weeks ago
Tent
The campsite is amazing with the beautiful redwood. The stay was quiet and peaceful. I had a lot of fun with the amenities provided there! The hosts are very friendly and responsive. My friend and I had a great weekend there.
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Ashish
2 weeks ago
Tent
Ruth and her son were great host and made us feel welcome and comfortable throughout the stay. The camp (Site 6) itself is great for beginners who want the camping experience but also need access to clean restrooms and shower. We couldn’t do a campfire or cook at our campsite but that was already highlighted in the listing.
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Sarah
2 weeks ago
Weekend Trip to Lupin Lodge
Very peaceful and friendly stay. The Lupin community was so warm and we felt welcomed right away. Bed was comfy and heated blankets were extra cozy. Loved staying in the yurt. Be sure to bring extra towels to sit on by the pool and hang out around facilities!
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Eamon
2 weeks ago
Tent
With kids
Great hospitality. The tasting room and temple are neat and the kids enjoyed the open fields with disc golf and soccer. We stayed in site 4 which was lovely and shaded, even in the afternoon heat.
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