Farm stays 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.

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Top-rated campgrounds

Camp Two Oasis

1. Camp Two Oasis

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37mi from Alamosa · 4 sites · Tents, RVs · Gardner, CO
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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The Scott Ranch

2. The Scott Ranch

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39mi from Alamosa · 3 sites · Tents, RVs · South Fork, CO
Welcome to the Scott Ranch located 10 minutes east of South Fork, CO. Our ranch is easily accessible via a flat, state-maintained road, just seconds off Highway 160. Our family purchased the ranch a couple years ago. We are native Coloradoans who are interested in conservation. The Scott Ranch is a 147 acre, conserved ranch and boasts some of the most beautiful riparian grassland in the valley. We have hundreds of tall cottonwoods bordering 7/10th mile of private, gold medal water on the Rio Grande river. There are literally thousands of species of plants and animals on the property. Come enjoy the incredible sunset views from the firepit perched high above the large pond and be prepared for one the best stargazing experiences in the valley! Please know that we are not an RV park, nor do we want to be. We have only three sites overlooking the lower river corridor. This is intentional because we want your experience to be focused on the beauty of the ranch. The sites are flat and relatively private. Each site is 26x80 (easy pull through) with individual access to power (50 amp, 30 amp and 110 outlet) and water. There is common area that includes a large firepit, small table and charcoal grill for your enjoyment. You also have immediate access to a septic system station next to the sites, at your convenience. The Scott ranch is a working ranch. The lower corridor of the ranch will have livestock (cattle) grazing for several weeks out of the year. (Calving season is adorable!) For insurance reasons, guest access to the lower pastures and river corridor -- defined as any part of the ranch beyond the RV sites -- is only allowed through a separate reservation. If you are interested fly fishing our gold medal waters or simply want to explore the ranch's forest and pastures, please book an RV site first. Access to any part of the ranch beyond RV sites is foot traffic only and 75$ per person per day, unless otherwise arranged. It's first come first serve, limited to one group per day (arranged separately after the RV reservation is paid). Yes, we've allowed riverside camping -- a truly epic experience -- with trust and prior authorization. Fishing is limited to fly rods only. Artificial flies only. Catch and release only.
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Country Homestead

4. Country Homestead

28mi from Alamosa · 5 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Del Norte, CO
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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Happiness is a yurt with mountain views and camels for company.

5. Mudita Camel's Yurt

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21mi from Alamosa · 1 site · Lodging · Capulin, CO
Eons ago camels roamed through the San Luis Valley and today they roam once again.  Come and stay at our yurt enjoying views of the mountains and of the camels and donkeys roaming their home.   Take a farm tour and get the chance to pet the camels and maybe even sneak a camel kiss.  Enjoy a night stay at the yurt viewing the stars or enjoying a nice fire at the fire pit.   Come stay in our yurt and get the chance to meet our little herd of camels and wake up to the views of the gorgeous surroundings!  Travel down a few miles of dirt roads and you will find our little oasis of 35 acres.  The hard-sided yurt sits right next to the field where our camels and donkeys roam.  Set apart from the main house, sitting in Trujillo Canyon, and surrounded by BLM/National Forrest, its the perfect spot for recharging. Located off the beaten path so amazing for star gazing but also close enough to the Sand Dunes for day adventures.  Our property is off the grid and allows you to disconnect for a little while and there is a nice creek to go and sit by.  Each stay also includes a farm tour if you are interested.  The night skies have little light pollution and are perfect for star gazing.  We can't wait for you to come and stay with us!Don't take our word for it, guests love their stays with us! "We struck gold finding this magical place. The yurt was so cozy, comfy, and full of tons of extras that exceeded our expectations. We booked our little trip to visit the dunes, but this farm was by far the best part of our trip. We loved our walks to see all the animals. The camels and donkeys were so friendly!"
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Coyote Mountain, Crestone Open Sky

7. Coyote Mountain, Crestone Open Sky

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32mi from Alamosa · 4 sites · Lodging · Crestone, CO
Hi! We are a bright, young family, & small community, developing our 42 acres in Crestone, Colorado. Our property features a host of cottonwood trees, a creek, two outdoor bath houses, a fire pit, a 1.5 acre mini farm in progress. There are two new bell tents, available with up to 3 single beds, or one king. There are ample tent camping locations, and shore power for vans/rvs. The property is also home to abundant wildlife including a Great Horned Owl, Coyote packs, Elk, Deer, Woodpeckers, Hummingbirds, Bobcats, Bats and Frogs. Crestone is a beautiful, remote, high desert wilderness surrounded by classic Colorado (almost) 14-ners with high alpine lakes, rivers, hot springs, rock climbing, mountain biking, and our property borders on the Great Sand Dunes National Park. Crestone is also known for its 30 diverse spiritual centers, incredible star gazing, alien sightings, and it's beautiful and unique housing community that focuses on building with reclaimed and natural building methods. Our home, like many of the homes here, is creatively made from recycled materials, using two train cars for the body of the house. The property also hosts a 1200 square foot Dojo, built by the previous owner, a Qi Gong master lineage carrier. We continue use the space for yoga, capoiera, dance and other events. We are completely off grid, using solar power, wood heat and some propane when needed. We aren't on sewer or septic, so this is an opportunity for the understanding of composting toilet and humanure systems. That may seem low-tech overall but, we are blessed with the infinite power of Starlink internet! Great opportunity for part time mobile office types. Our goals on the property are to enhance our lives, and those in our community, with everything we do here. Our home and community provides an opportunity to learn about natural living and building methods, composting, the beauty and challenge of living off grid, and ample opportunities to be in nature. We host seasonal events that have roots in our ancient humanity. It is an opportunity to experience the deep quiet of the community of nature, while still having modern cleanliness and coziness.
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Colorado Sports Ranch & Refuge

8. Colorado Sports Ranch & Refuge

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40mi from Alamosa · 6 sites · Tents · Moffat, CO
High up in the San Luis Valley, the Colorado Sports Ranch and Refuge occupies over 200 acres. Joyful Journey Hot Springs is 10 minutes away, and Great Sand Dunes National Park is visible from the property. The property includes a small garlic farm (High Desert Garlic) with garlic products for sale in season. The ranch is uniquely suited to athletes and other fitness enthusiasts with a 5k running/walking trail and a well stocked indoor/outdoor gym with kettlebells, TRX equipment, squat and bench racks, plyo boxes, bands, rowing and cycling machines, basketball hoop, and all manner of agility equipment. Gym cost is $10 per person or $25 for a group of four. Gym users must sign a liability waiver. The camping area is about 1/4 mile from the main house and about 300 meters from the rest room and potable water. The highest concentration of 14,000 foot peaks in Colorado is in this area with trail heads in nearby Crestone. Rock climbers and rock hounds will enjoy Penitente Canyon about 40 minutes west. White water rafting and all manner of paddling are available on the Arkansas River in nearby Salida, as is access to some of the finest mountain biking in the world, particularly the Monarch Crest Trail. World class fly fishing can be found on the Arkansas River, and Blue Mesa Reservoir is home to all varieties of trout, pike, and kokanee salmon. We are happy to arrange tours with local guides and adventure providers. The Colorado Sports Ranch and Refugee is a working, off-grid, sustainable homestead. Horses, goats, chickens, ducks, turkeys, dogs, cats, and a donkey all share the property. Animal tours are available.
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Open Kaya Lodges

9. Open Kaya Lodges

45mi from Alamosa · 1 site · Tent, RV · La Veta, CO
Panoramic Mountain-View Ridge Retreat with Glamping Setup Discover 35 spectacular acres of secluded Colorado wilderness on a scenic point of a ridge, nestled in the heart of working cattle country deep in the Huerfano Valley. Step back into history and camp next to where the Taos Trail traversed to Badito, and fews signs of modern civilization. With private hiking trails winding through forest and up the ridge, you’ll find secret Pinon and Juniper groves and panoramic 360° views—Greenhorn Mountain to the north, Silver Mountain and rolling pasture to the south, and the dramatic Sheep and Sangre de Cristo ranges to the west and east. The Campsite and Amenities Main site perched on a small forested bluff above open pasture, surrounded by dense forest rising up to the top of the ridge with a trail, and bordered by 800 acres of BLM and State land. Accommodations: Cabela XPG 4-season tent outfitted with comfortable memory foam queen mattress and quilted cover (bring your own sleeping bag & pillow). Spacious Ozark Trails yurt tent—fully stocked with pots, pans, cutlery, and plates for four; easily sleeps four additional guests (some sleeping mats provided). Private tent outhouse with camp toilet. Dual hammocks with panorama! Sink for washing up; 7 gallons of potable water supplied for washing (please bring your own drinking water, cooler, and food). Plenty of room for extra tents—perfect for larger groups. Massive supply of seasoned firewood and a large Davis wood stove for your cozy hot tent or yurt experience. Unique Features Explore your own network of scenic hiking trails and off-grid sites tucked away throughout the property. Watch cattle roam across wide-open pastures with no fences between you and the sweeping high-country views. Less than 40 minutes from grocery stores and local dining in Walsenburg or La Veta; minutes from the 160 and 69 for easy exploring. Perfect basecamp for hiking, photography, stargazing, off-roading, and unplugged family adventures. Note: Please bring your own sleeping bags/blankets and pillows for bedding. All cooking supplies and basic washing water are provided for up to four guests. This property does have many low lying cactus and it is not appropriate for toddlers camping. It is rattlesnake zone be aware.
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Mountain Campsite

10. Mountain Campsite

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20mi from Alamosa · 1 site · Tent, RV · Blanca, CO
This 5 acre campsite near Blanca Peak Mountain has Serious views. Enjoy watching the wildlife travel through this area of open plains while waiting for the most incredible sunrises and sunsets you've ever seen. Attractions include: the Rio Grande River. Lake Como. Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve. Mount Blanca, Sangre De Cristo Mountains and Ranch. Smith Reservoir State Wildlife Area. Zapata Falls. Colorado Gator Farm. Hike the trails, watch valley sunsets and stargaze. Take some amazing photos! Welcome to our mountain campsite! For now this is raw undeveloped land for recreational use, camping. Please plan your stay accordingly. Pack in and out. Colorado mountain campsite rules 1. Do not litter. Please pick up trash. 2. Please help to keep the site in order for the next camper. 3. No illegal activity. 4. Please pick up after your pet. 5. Please stay within the 5 acre campsite. Thanks.
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Shangrillama

11. Shangrillama

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47mi from Alamosa · 1 site · Lodging · Questa, NM
This unique glamping RV sits on 5 beautiful acres with incredible mountain and desert views—and is home to 30 rescued “Llovable Llamas.” We are conveniently located near Taos, where you’ll find world-class skiing and outdoor recreation. Red River, another charming ski town with exceptional Rocky Mountain scenery, is close by as well. Just south lies Colorado and the Great Sand Dunes National Park. You’ll find plenty of local recommendations in our guest book—we love adventures! The camper is a newer model with slide-outs on both sides, making the interior spacious and comfortable. It includes all the modern amenities: electricity, hot and cold running water, a full kitchen, and a bathroom with a shower. Sleeping arrangements accommodate up to six guests. In addition to the queen bed in the bedroom, the sofa folds out into a full queen, and the dining area converts into a bed suitable for children. Several outdoor spaces invite you to relax, including a sitting area, picnic table, hammock, and a fire pit for evening campfires and stargazing. We also provide outdoor games such as cornhole, ladder toss, and horseshoes, along with classic indoor board and card games. While the camper offers the perfect opportunity to unplug and enjoy nature, you’ll also have access to free WiFi and a television with streaming services—ideal for staying connected or winding down with a movie.
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The Lazy Llama Lodge/Campsites

12. The Lazy Llama Lodge/Campsites

13mi from Alamosa · 2 sites · Tents · Blanca, CO
Escape to Lazy Llama Lodge, a peaceful retreat on the secluded Alamo Alpaca (& Llama) Ranch. Enjoy private campsites in a serene courtyard, each sheltered from the wind for a cozy experience. The property features a bathroom with a shower (water heated by sun - cooler in AM and warmer in PM) for comfort while you camp. Relax by the fireplaces, stargaze in the clear skies, and unwind on the decks. Lazy Llama Lodge is the perfect place to reconnect with nature while enjoying modern comforts. Old adobe home turned into an open courtyard with exposed adobe bricks makes for the perfect escape. Sheltered from the elements with functioning fireplaces for a cozy ambiance without giving up sleeping under the stars. Two separate tent sites with a shared bath house and common area complete with dog run. Things to do at the ranch: -Canoe/kayak rentals available (Smith Reservoir 15mins and Mountain Home Reservoir 25min) -Farm tour - when schedules allow can do a meet and greet with the many animals on site -Stargazing - with nearly 0 light pollution we have the best area to see the milky way and shooting starts, watch out for the occasional UFO!
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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.

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Top-rated campgrounds

Camp Two Oasis

1. Camp Two Oasis

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37mi from Alamosa · 4 sites · Tents, RVs · Gardner, CO
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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The Scott Ranch

2. The Scott Ranch

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39mi from Alamosa · 3 sites · Tents, RVs · South Fork, CO
Welcome to the Scott Ranch located 10 minutes east of South Fork, CO. Our ranch is easily accessible via a flat, state-maintained road, just seconds off Highway 160. Our family purchased the ranch a couple years ago. We are native Coloradoans who are interested in conservation. The Scott Ranch is a 147 acre, conserved ranch and boasts some of the most beautiful riparian grassland in the valley. We have hundreds of tall cottonwoods bordering 7/10th mile of private, gold medal water on the Rio Grande river. There are literally thousands of species of plants and animals on the property. Come enjoy the incredible sunset views from the firepit perched high above the large pond and be prepared for one the best stargazing experiences in the valley! Please know that we are not an RV park, nor do we want to be. We have only three sites overlooking the lower river corridor. This is intentional because we want your experience to be focused on the beauty of the ranch. The sites are flat and relatively private. Each site is 26x80 (easy pull through) with individual access to power (50 amp, 30 amp and 110 outlet) and water. There is common area that includes a large firepit, small table and charcoal grill for your enjoyment. You also have immediate access to a septic system station next to the sites, at your convenience. The Scott ranch is a working ranch. The lower corridor of the ranch will have livestock (cattle) grazing for several weeks out of the year. (Calving season is adorable!) For insurance reasons, guest access to the lower pastures and river corridor -- defined as any part of the ranch beyond the RV sites -- is only allowed through a separate reservation. If you are interested fly fishing our gold medal waters or simply want to explore the ranch's forest and pastures, please book an RV site first. Access to any part of the ranch beyond RV sites is foot traffic only and 75$ per person per day, unless otherwise arranged. It's first come first serve, limited to one group per day (arranged separately after the RV reservation is paid). Yes, we've allowed riverside camping -- a truly epic experience -- with trust and prior authorization. Fishing is limited to fly rods only. Artificial flies only. Catch and release only.
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Country Homestead

4. Country Homestead

28mi from Alamosa · 5 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Del Norte, CO
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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Happiness is a yurt with mountain views and camels for company.

5. Mudita Camel's Yurt

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21mi from Alamosa · 1 site · Lodging · Capulin, CO
Eons ago camels roamed through the San Luis Valley and today they roam once again.  Come and stay at our yurt enjoying views of the mountains and of the camels and donkeys roaming their home.   Take a farm tour and get the chance to pet the camels and maybe even sneak a camel kiss.  Enjoy a night stay at the yurt viewing the stars or enjoying a nice fire at the fire pit.   Come stay in our yurt and get the chance to meet our little herd of camels and wake up to the views of the gorgeous surroundings!  Travel down a few miles of dirt roads and you will find our little oasis of 35 acres.  The hard-sided yurt sits right next to the field where our camels and donkeys roam.  Set apart from the main house, sitting in Trujillo Canyon, and surrounded by BLM/National Forrest, its the perfect spot for recharging. Located off the beaten path so amazing for star gazing but also close enough to the Sand Dunes for day adventures.  Our property is off the grid and allows you to disconnect for a little while and there is a nice creek to go and sit by.  Each stay also includes a farm tour if you are interested.  The night skies have little light pollution and are perfect for star gazing.  We can't wait for you to come and stay with us!Don't take our word for it, guests love their stays with us! "We struck gold finding this magical place. The yurt was so cozy, comfy, and full of tons of extras that exceeded our expectations. We booked our little trip to visit the dunes, but this farm was by far the best part of our trip. We loved our walks to see all the animals. The camels and donkeys were so friendly!"
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Coyote Mountain, Crestone Open Sky

7. Coyote Mountain, Crestone Open Sky

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32mi from Alamosa · 4 sites · Lodging · Crestone, CO
Hi! We are a bright, young family, & small community, developing our 42 acres in Crestone, Colorado. Our property features a host of cottonwood trees, a creek, two outdoor bath houses, a fire pit, a 1.5 acre mini farm in progress. There are two new bell tents, available with up to 3 single beds, or one king. There are ample tent camping locations, and shore power for vans/rvs. The property is also home to abundant wildlife including a Great Horned Owl, Coyote packs, Elk, Deer, Woodpeckers, Hummingbirds, Bobcats, Bats and Frogs. Crestone is a beautiful, remote, high desert wilderness surrounded by classic Colorado (almost) 14-ners with high alpine lakes, rivers, hot springs, rock climbing, mountain biking, and our property borders on the Great Sand Dunes National Park. Crestone is also known for its 30 diverse spiritual centers, incredible star gazing, alien sightings, and it's beautiful and unique housing community that focuses on building with reclaimed and natural building methods. Our home, like many of the homes here, is creatively made from recycled materials, using two train cars for the body of the house. The property also hosts a 1200 square foot Dojo, built by the previous owner, a Qi Gong master lineage carrier. We continue use the space for yoga, capoiera, dance and other events. We are completely off grid, using solar power, wood heat and some propane when needed. We aren't on sewer or septic, so this is an opportunity for the understanding of composting toilet and humanure systems. That may seem low-tech overall but, we are blessed with the infinite power of Starlink internet! Great opportunity for part time mobile office types. Our goals on the property are to enhance our lives, and those in our community, with everything we do here. Our home and community provides an opportunity to learn about natural living and building methods, composting, the beauty and challenge of living off grid, and ample opportunities to be in nature. We host seasonal events that have roots in our ancient humanity. It is an opportunity to experience the deep quiet of the community of nature, while still having modern cleanliness and coziness.
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$65
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Colorado Sports Ranch & Refuge

8. Colorado Sports Ranch & Refuge

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40mi from Alamosa · 6 sites · Tents · Moffat, CO
High up in the San Luis Valley, the Colorado Sports Ranch and Refuge occupies over 200 acres. Joyful Journey Hot Springs is 10 minutes away, and Great Sand Dunes National Park is visible from the property. The property includes a small garlic farm (High Desert Garlic) with garlic products for sale in season. The ranch is uniquely suited to athletes and other fitness enthusiasts with a 5k running/walking trail and a well stocked indoor/outdoor gym with kettlebells, TRX equipment, squat and bench racks, plyo boxes, bands, rowing and cycling machines, basketball hoop, and all manner of agility equipment. Gym cost is $10 per person or $25 for a group of four. Gym users must sign a liability waiver. The camping area is about 1/4 mile from the main house and about 300 meters from the rest room and potable water. The highest concentration of 14,000 foot peaks in Colorado is in this area with trail heads in nearby Crestone. Rock climbers and rock hounds will enjoy Penitente Canyon about 40 minutes west. White water rafting and all manner of paddling are available on the Arkansas River in nearby Salida, as is access to some of the finest mountain biking in the world, particularly the Monarch Crest Trail. World class fly fishing can be found on the Arkansas River, and Blue Mesa Reservoir is home to all varieties of trout, pike, and kokanee salmon. We are happy to arrange tours with local guides and adventure providers. The Colorado Sports Ranch and Refugee is a working, off-grid, sustainable homestead. Horses, goats, chickens, ducks, turkeys, dogs, cats, and a donkey all share the property. Animal tours are available.
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Open Kaya Lodges

9. Open Kaya Lodges

45mi from Alamosa · 1 site · Tent, RV · La Veta, CO
Panoramic Mountain-View Ridge Retreat with Glamping Setup Discover 35 spectacular acres of secluded Colorado wilderness on a scenic point of a ridge, nestled in the heart of working cattle country deep in the Huerfano Valley. Step back into history and camp next to where the Taos Trail traversed to Badito, and fews signs of modern civilization. With private hiking trails winding through forest and up the ridge, you’ll find secret Pinon and Juniper groves and panoramic 360° views—Greenhorn Mountain to the north, Silver Mountain and rolling pasture to the south, and the dramatic Sheep and Sangre de Cristo ranges to the west and east. The Campsite and Amenities Main site perched on a small forested bluff above open pasture, surrounded by dense forest rising up to the top of the ridge with a trail, and bordered by 800 acres of BLM and State land. Accommodations: Cabela XPG 4-season tent outfitted with comfortable memory foam queen mattress and quilted cover (bring your own sleeping bag & pillow). Spacious Ozark Trails yurt tent—fully stocked with pots, pans, cutlery, and plates for four; easily sleeps four additional guests (some sleeping mats provided). Private tent outhouse with camp toilet. Dual hammocks with panorama! Sink for washing up; 7 gallons of potable water supplied for washing (please bring your own drinking water, cooler, and food). Plenty of room for extra tents—perfect for larger groups. Massive supply of seasoned firewood and a large Davis wood stove for your cozy hot tent or yurt experience. Unique Features Explore your own network of scenic hiking trails and off-grid sites tucked away throughout the property. Watch cattle roam across wide-open pastures with no fences between you and the sweeping high-country views. Less than 40 minutes from grocery stores and local dining in Walsenburg or La Veta; minutes from the 160 and 69 for easy exploring. Perfect basecamp for hiking, photography, stargazing, off-roading, and unplugged family adventures. Note: Please bring your own sleeping bags/blankets and pillows for bedding. All cooking supplies and basic washing water are provided for up to four guests. This property does have many low lying cactus and it is not appropriate for toddlers camping. It is rattlesnake zone be aware.
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$30
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Mountain Campsite

10. Mountain Campsite

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20mi from Alamosa · 1 site · Tent, RV · Blanca, CO
This 5 acre campsite near Blanca Peak Mountain has Serious views. Enjoy watching the wildlife travel through this area of open plains while waiting for the most incredible sunrises and sunsets you've ever seen. Attractions include: the Rio Grande River. Lake Como. Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve. Mount Blanca, Sangre De Cristo Mountains and Ranch. Smith Reservoir State Wildlife Area. Zapata Falls. Colorado Gator Farm. Hike the trails, watch valley sunsets and stargaze. Take some amazing photos! Welcome to our mountain campsite! For now this is raw undeveloped land for recreational use, camping. Please plan your stay accordingly. Pack in and out. Colorado mountain campsite rules 1. Do not litter. Please pick up trash. 2. Please help to keep the site in order for the next camper. 3. No illegal activity. 4. Please pick up after your pet. 5. Please stay within the 5 acre campsite. Thanks.
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$35
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Shangrillama

11. Shangrillama

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47mi from Alamosa · 1 site · Lodging · Questa, NM
This unique glamping RV sits on 5 beautiful acres with incredible mountain and desert views—and is home to 30 rescued “Llovable Llamas.” We are conveniently located near Taos, where you’ll find world-class skiing and outdoor recreation. Red River, another charming ski town with exceptional Rocky Mountain scenery, is close by as well. Just south lies Colorado and the Great Sand Dunes National Park. You’ll find plenty of local recommendations in our guest book—we love adventures! The camper is a newer model with slide-outs on both sides, making the interior spacious and comfortable. It includes all the modern amenities: electricity, hot and cold running water, a full kitchen, and a bathroom with a shower. Sleeping arrangements accommodate up to six guests. In addition to the queen bed in the bedroom, the sofa folds out into a full queen, and the dining area converts into a bed suitable for children. Several outdoor spaces invite you to relax, including a sitting area, picnic table, hammock, and a fire pit for evening campfires and stargazing. We also provide outdoor games such as cornhole, ladder toss, and horseshoes, along with classic indoor board and card games. While the camper offers the perfect opportunity to unplug and enjoy nature, you’ll also have access to free WiFi and a television with streaming services—ideal for staying connected or winding down with a movie.
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$90
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The Lazy Llama Lodge/Campsites

12. The Lazy Llama Lodge/Campsites

13mi from Alamosa · 2 sites · Tents · Blanca, CO
Escape to Lazy Llama Lodge, a peaceful retreat on the secluded Alamo Alpaca (& Llama) Ranch. Enjoy private campsites in a serene courtyard, each sheltered from the wind for a cozy experience. The property features a bathroom with a shower (water heated by sun - cooler in AM and warmer in PM) for comfort while you camp. Relax by the fireplaces, stargaze in the clear skies, and unwind on the decks. Lazy Llama Lodge is the perfect place to reconnect with nature while enjoying modern comforts. Old adobe home turned into an open courtyard with exposed adobe bricks makes for the perfect escape. Sheltered from the elements with functioning fireplaces for a cozy ambiance without giving up sleeping under the stars. Two separate tent sites with a shared bath house and common area complete with dog run. Things to do at the ranch: -Canoe/kayak rentals available (Smith Reservoir 15mins and Mountain Home Reservoir 25min) -Farm tour - when schedules allow can do a meet and greet with the many animals on site -Stargazing - with nearly 0 light pollution we have the best area to see the milky way and shooting starts, watch out for the occasional UFO!
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$80
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