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Looking to go camping near Alamosa, Colorado and love hiking? Look no further than Hipcamp! With over 1700 options available in the area, you're sure to find the perfect campsite for your outdoor adventure. Some of the top campsites near Alamosa include Enchanted Circle Campground (397 reviews), Star Dance High Desert Retreat (271 reviews), and Rabbit Hole Ranch (259 reviews). These campsites offer a variety of amenities such as toilets, campfires, and pet-friendly accommodations. Plus, you'll have plenty of activities to enjoy including wildlife watching, surfing, and climbing. The average price per night is $31, with options as low as $5. Don't miss out on the best camping experience near Alamosa, Colorado!

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Top-rated campgrounds near Alamosa

  • Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base
  • Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base
  • Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base

1. 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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  • Camp Catori
  • Camp Catori
  • Camp Catori

2. 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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  • Campe Diem!
  • Campe Diem!
  • Campe Diem!

3. Campe Diem!

92%
(296)
28mi from Alamosa · 49 sites · Tents, RVs
Do you want a large, private, uniquely situated, pet friendly CampSpot™ to yourselves or family with a BATHHOUSE where it can be so quiet and some days there are stars for as deep as you can see? We have about 300 of those days and nights. Usually can stay longer on Sundays! We are 72 acres of piñon trees, some small animal life and crickets tucked against a mesa just a few minutes from town. Bring your shoe prints! We have sandboards! $15 per day! We are approximately a 35 minute beautiful drive from the National Sand Dunes around Mt. Blanca. (14'r). 5 minutes from the Mountain Home State Wildlife Park and reservoir where you can fish swim chill cookout etc. You can bike, hike, Swim, jet ski or fish at the newly stocked reservoir. Firewood must be purchased at the campsite. Pet friendly!
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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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  • Viridian Valley
  • Viridian Valley
  • Viridian Valley

6. Viridian Valley

28mi from Alamosa · 1 site · RV
Learn more about this land:This is a lovely piece of undeveloped land sitting in the beautiful Costilla County valley. The entire valley is ringed in mountains. There are plenty of local hiking/biking trails. Close to Mountain Home Reservoir for fishing and water activities.Just south of Fort Garland.
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  • Rabbit Hole Ranch
  • Rabbit Hole Ranch
  • Rabbit Hole Ranch

7. 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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  • Mono Loco Flats
  • Mono Loco Flats
  • Mono Loco Flats

8. Mono Loco Flats

100%
(128)
29mi from Alamosa · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
Mono Loco Flats sits on a Mesa nestled in the Sangre de Cristo mountains near Sangre De Cristo creek and La Veta Pass. Growing up in Southern Colorado I was fortunate to explore this zone as a kid and I feel fortunate that I can share Mono Loco Flats with others. Set up camp and enjoy sweeping views of Mount Blanca and the surrounding Sangre De Cristo mountain range. This 15 acre camp is situated just off highway 160 for easy access, approximately 25 minutes from The Great Sand Dunes Natianal park and Zapata Falls. Mono Loco Flats is an excellent home base for exploring the San Luis Valley. Sangre de Cristo Creek is a short hike or drive to the south. Fort Garland is a 10-minute drive. All three sites provide 360 panoramic views with epic sunrise and sunset views of Mount Blanca. Wild horses and prong horned antelope may wander the Mesa as you enjoy your camp. The natural beauty of these three campsites is worth protecting so please if you pack it in, pack it out. This is a dry camp with no toilet or garbage facilities. Please treat this land with respect so that future campers may enjoy the land free of rubbish. All three campsites are accessible with any type of vehicle, and the long driveway and turnaround can accommodate any trailer or RV up to 20'. So please come and enjoy the Sangre De Cristo mountains at Mono Loco Flats:) @monkeypuzzlespace = Mono Loco Flats on Instagram
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  • Mountain Bird Alpine Desert
  • Mountain Bird Alpine Desert
  • Mountain Bird Alpine Desert

9. 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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  • 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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  • 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

13. High Peaks Campground

97%
(774)
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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  • Ramble at Great Sand Dunes NP
  • View from an adventure campsite
  • Ramble at Great Sand Dunes NP

14. Ramble at Great Sand Dunes NP

96%
(141)
7.8mi from Alamosa · 37 sites · Tents, RVs
Escape to 640 acres of wide-open, dog-friendly wilderness with the backdrop to Colorado’s stunning Blanca Peak. Just 30 minutes from the entrance of Great Sand Dunes National Park, our private campground offers easy access to towering dunes, alpine views, and starry skies at 7,550 feet. Campsites are intentionally spread out for maximum privacy, with access to modern amenities including restrooms with flush toilets and semi-outdoor showers stocked with public goods soaps, plus additional outhouses across the property. Enjoy on-site adventures with a 3-mile gravel bike trail, a 40-acre 9-hole disc golf course, and sandboard rentals to take with you to the dunes. Whether you bring your own gear or rent from us, Ramble is your basecamp for exploration and retreat.
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  • Secluded Mountain Property
  • Secluded Mountain Property
  • Secluded Mountain Property

15. 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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  • Base Camp Family Campground
  • Base Camp Family Campground
  • Base Camp Family Campground

16. 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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  • Chinook Cabins & RV Park
  • Chinook Cabins & RV Park
  • Chinook Cabins & RV Park

17. Chinook Cabins & RV Park

100%
(61)
43mi from Alamosa · 29 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Our RV Park in South Fork CO has space for 18 R.V.’s. Each site has full hookups with the majority being 50amp service and are oversized so that they can handle any big rig! There is a shower house and laundry facility available for our guests (seasonal). There is more than ample parking and each site is easy to access. Our sites are back off the highway for a more relaxing atmosphere and the view is amazing. We have a community fire pit of which we can roast hot dogs, marshmallows for s’mores and tell all the stories you would like. “What goes on at the Fire Pit stays at the Fire Pit.” Come and join us! We have a lot of fun! South Fork Colorado has all the family fun and challenging terrain you could ever look for. 1000’s of miles of trails to hike and bike. Snowmobile/ATV/UTV and Motorcycle riding multi-use Rio Grande National Forest Service trails and roads. We welcome you with plenty of parking area on site for your trailers to park. The Rio Grande River offers world class fly fishing. There are plenty of lakes and creeks to enjoy also. Wolf Creek Ski Area is just up the road from South Fork, Colorado for all your winter fun downhill skiing and snowboarding. Cross Country Skiing and Snowshoeing are fun low cost family activities with plenty of terrain to enjoy. Great Sand Dunes National Park is open all year long and is a day trip from South Fork. Enjoy the Sand Dunes National Park, learn how they were formed, hike a dune and try sand boarding. Zapata Falls is a short hike near the Sand Dunes. South Fork Colorado has several other waterfalls nearby to visit, Treasure Falls and South & North Clear Creek falls. You will want to come back year after year to explore all we have to offer.
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  • Rollin Boles RV Ranch
  • Rollin Boles RV Ranch
  • Rollin Boles RV Ranch

18. 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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  • This photo shows a bird's eye view of New Sky Ranch so you can get an idea of where it is located outside of the San Luis Valley
  • Spring and Summer on the ranch are typically quite lush, especially in the center of the property where the spring and mature trees reside
  • This photo shows a bird's eye view of New Sky Ranch so you can get an idea of where it is located outside of the San Luis Valley

19. New Sky Ranch : Eco-building + Art

100%
(56)
44mi from Alamosa · 11 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
New Sky’s bones are those of an old settler’s homestead in the San Luis Valley that dates back to the early 1900’s. Nestled up against the Rio Grande National Forest, it is a high mountain desert oasis that holds the original dance hall of the county and a whole lot of history. New Sky Ranch is a wild, wild place. We are not only off grid, but also nestled in a large natural caldera (meaning a volcano that has collapsed on itself) and are right next to national forest. This means that we can experience all 4 seasons in a single day - having extreme winds and rain in one moment, and clear summer skies the next! We invite you to not only be prepared for this, but to lean into the experience as this unique high alpine environment can be one of the most inspiring and epic places on earth. We are currently fixing up what is already on the property for an eco-experiential retreat as well as a space for like minded artists to take refuge and create magic on the land. We currently have our workshop and studio space up and running as well as the first of several livable structures completed - an 100 year old rehabbed miners cabin using Hempcrete and other natural materials, complete with a communal outdoor kitchen. We also have begun hosting our first artist/maker residents who are using the shop space and land to bring their own creations to life. Over time, we have dreams of permaculture farming, eco building workshops, community collaboration, and the ability to host gatherings – however, we are committed to taking it all one step at a time and allowing only what is meant to be to unfold. For now it is simply our home, a maker space for art and experimental eco building, a gathering spot for friends and a quiet Hipcamp spot.
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  • Nothing like a campfire on a cool, clear night!
  • Looking east toward the Sangre De Cristo Range. Area roads are maintained and easily drivable!
  • Nothing like a campfire on a cool, clear night!

20. Wally's Woods

100%
(19)
35mi from Alamosa · 1 site · Tent, RV
Overlooking the San Luis Valley at 8,400 feet above sea level, Wally's Woods is a 3-acre parcel of wild Colorado land that welcomes campers from across the country. Who's Wally? He's my 30-pound terrier mix who has appointed himself protector of this land!Wally's Woods is 20 minutes (10 miles) from the town of San Luis where groceries, gas, and restaurants can be found. It's 2.5 hours from Colorado Springs, 2.5 hours from Pagosa Springs, and 1.25 hours from Taos, making it a great hub for exploring Southern CO and Northern NM. Come enjoy the breathtaking views, and take in the peace and quiet. Stay as long as you'd like, but don't forget to respect this land. Pack it in, pack it out. Don't feed or touch the wildlife. Have fun!Learn more about this land:Looking for complete privacy, magnificent views, and easy access to southern Colorado and northern NM? My High Mesa Campsite is the place for you! Sitting atop the Wild Horse Mesa in the San Luis Valley, this 3-acre campsite is perfect for tent camping and overlanding. At 8,400 feet above sea level, you'll have cool breezes, clear skies, and unparalleled views. We have plans to build a getaway cabin on this property, but for now we use it to camp and get away from the busyness of life. We hope you'll come experience it - we love to share it with fellow campers and travelers! Why we love this campsite:1. It's beautiful! Southern Colorado is where the high desert meets the mountains. There's nothing like watching the sunrise from 8,400 feet.2. Easy access to amazing sights and activities! Great Sand Dunes National Park (45 minutes), Zapata Falls (30 minutes), Mt. Blanca (30 minutes), Taos Ski Valley (1.25 hours), Colorado Springs (2.5 hours), Pagosa Springs (2.5 hours).3. Easy to find while very private! The roads are county maintained and labeled, and you will probably not see another person in the area your entire stay.Pinon, pine, and lots of shrubs cover most of the campsite. Lava rock brings some texture to the high desert dirt, and there is enough tree coverage to stay as hidden and private as you choose. The Mesa has no shortage of wildlife! Besides herds of wild horses, you may encounter coyotes, rabbits, hawks, and other beautiful native animals. Always keep your distance, and never feed wildlife.A few things to note about this campsite:1. NO electricity, NO water, NO restrooms, NO showers! 2. NO trash receptacle - pack-in, pack-out only. 3. There is only one campsite/listing on our property - you get it all to yourself!4. There is a dirt driveway for vehicle parking, but you can not drive up to the campsite. It is accessible only by foot (20 yards from parking).
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Looking to go camping near Alamosa, Colorado and love hiking? Look no further than Hipcamp! With over 1700 options available in the area, you're sure to find the perfect campsite for your outdoor adventure. Some of the top campsites near Alamosa include Enchanted Circle Campground (397 reviews), Star Dance High Desert Retreat (271 reviews), and Rabbit Hole Ranch (259 reviews). These campsites offer a variety of amenities such as toilets, campfires, and pet-friendly accommodations. Plus, you'll have plenty of activities to enjoy including wildlife watching, surfing, and climbing. The average price per night is $31, with options as low as $5. Don't miss out on the best camping experience near Alamosa, Colorado!

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Top-rated campgrounds near Alamosa

  • Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base
  • Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base
  • Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base

1. 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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  • Camp Catori
  • Camp Catori
  • Camp Catori

2. 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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  • Campe Diem!
  • Campe Diem!
  • Campe Diem!

3. Campe Diem!

92%
(296)
28mi from Alamosa · 49 sites · Tents, RVs
Do you want a large, private, uniquely situated, pet friendly CampSpot™ to yourselves or family with a BATHHOUSE where it can be so quiet and some days there are stars for as deep as you can see? We have about 300 of those days and nights. Usually can stay longer on Sundays! We are 72 acres of piñon trees, some small animal life and crickets tucked against a mesa just a few minutes from town. Bring your shoe prints! We have sandboards! $15 per day! We are approximately a 35 minute beautiful drive from the National Sand Dunes around Mt. Blanca. (14'r). 5 minutes from the Mountain Home State Wildlife Park and reservoir where you can fish swim chill cookout etc. You can bike, hike, Swim, jet ski or fish at the newly stocked reservoir. Firewood must be purchased at the campsite. Pet friendly!
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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

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

6. Viridian Valley

28mi from Alamosa · 1 site · RV
Learn more about this land:This is a lovely piece of undeveloped land sitting in the beautiful Costilla County valley. The entire valley is ringed in mountains. There are plenty of local hiking/biking trails. Close to Mountain Home Reservoir for fishing and water activities.Just south of Fort Garland.
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  • Rabbit Hole Ranch
  • Rabbit Hole Ranch
  • Rabbit Hole Ranch

7. Rabbit Hole Ranch

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(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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  • Mono Loco Flats
  • Mono Loco Flats
  • Mono Loco Flats

8. Mono Loco Flats

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(128)
29mi from Alamosa · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
Mono Loco Flats sits on a Mesa nestled in the Sangre de Cristo mountains near Sangre De Cristo creek and La Veta Pass. Growing up in Southern Colorado I was fortunate to explore this zone as a kid and I feel fortunate that I can share Mono Loco Flats with others. Set up camp and enjoy sweeping views of Mount Blanca and the surrounding Sangre De Cristo mountain range. This 15 acre camp is situated just off highway 160 for easy access, approximately 25 minutes from The Great Sand Dunes Natianal park and Zapata Falls. Mono Loco Flats is an excellent home base for exploring the San Luis Valley. Sangre de Cristo Creek is a short hike or drive to the south. Fort Garland is a 10-minute drive. All three sites provide 360 panoramic views with epic sunrise and sunset views of Mount Blanca. Wild horses and prong horned antelope may wander the Mesa as you enjoy your camp. The natural beauty of these three campsites is worth protecting so please if you pack it in, pack it out. This is a dry camp with no toilet or garbage facilities. Please treat this land with respect so that future campers may enjoy the land free of rubbish. All three campsites are accessible with any type of vehicle, and the long driveway and turnaround can accommodate any trailer or RV up to 20'. So please come and enjoy the Sangre De Cristo mountains at Mono Loco Flats:) @monkeypuzzlespace = Mono Loco Flats on Instagram
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  • Mountain Bird Alpine Desert
  • Mountain Bird Alpine Desert
  • Mountain Bird Alpine Desert

9. 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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  • 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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  • 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

13. High Peaks Campground

97%
(774)
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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  • Ramble at Great Sand Dunes NP
  • View from an adventure campsite
  • Ramble at Great Sand Dunes NP

14. Ramble at Great Sand Dunes NP

96%
(141)
7.8mi from Alamosa · 37 sites · Tents, RVs
Escape to 640 acres of wide-open, dog-friendly wilderness with the backdrop to Colorado’s stunning Blanca Peak. Just 30 minutes from the entrance of Great Sand Dunes National Park, our private campground offers easy access to towering dunes, alpine views, and starry skies at 7,550 feet. Campsites are intentionally spread out for maximum privacy, with access to modern amenities including restrooms with flush toilets and semi-outdoor showers stocked with public goods soaps, plus additional outhouses across the property. Enjoy on-site adventures with a 3-mile gravel bike trail, a 40-acre 9-hole disc golf course, and sandboard rentals to take with you to the dunes. Whether you bring your own gear or rent from us, Ramble is your basecamp for exploration and retreat.
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  • Secluded Mountain Property
  • Secluded Mountain Property
  • Secluded Mountain Property

15. 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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  • Base Camp Family Campground
  • Base Camp Family Campground
  • Base Camp Family Campground

16. 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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  • Chinook Cabins & RV Park
  • Chinook Cabins & RV Park
  • Chinook Cabins & RV Park

17. Chinook Cabins & RV Park

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(61)
43mi from Alamosa · 29 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Our RV Park in South Fork CO has space for 18 R.V.’s. Each site has full hookups with the majority being 50amp service and are oversized so that they can handle any big rig! There is a shower house and laundry facility available for our guests (seasonal). There is more than ample parking and each site is easy to access. Our sites are back off the highway for a more relaxing atmosphere and the view is amazing. We have a community fire pit of which we can roast hot dogs, marshmallows for s’mores and tell all the stories you would like. “What goes on at the Fire Pit stays at the Fire Pit.” Come and join us! We have a lot of fun! South Fork Colorado has all the family fun and challenging terrain you could ever look for. 1000’s of miles of trails to hike and bike. Snowmobile/ATV/UTV and Motorcycle riding multi-use Rio Grande National Forest Service trails and roads. We welcome you with plenty of parking area on site for your trailers to park. The Rio Grande River offers world class fly fishing. There are plenty of lakes and creeks to enjoy also. Wolf Creek Ski Area is just up the road from South Fork, Colorado for all your winter fun downhill skiing and snowboarding. Cross Country Skiing and Snowshoeing are fun low cost family activities with plenty of terrain to enjoy. Great Sand Dunes National Park is open all year long and is a day trip from South Fork. Enjoy the Sand Dunes National Park, learn how they were formed, hike a dune and try sand boarding. Zapata Falls is a short hike near the Sand Dunes. South Fork Colorado has several other waterfalls nearby to visit, Treasure Falls and South & North Clear Creek falls. You will want to come back year after year to explore all we have to offer.
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  • Rollin Boles RV Ranch
  • Rollin Boles RV Ranch
  • Rollin Boles RV Ranch

18. 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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  • This photo shows a bird's eye view of New Sky Ranch so you can get an idea of where it is located outside of the San Luis Valley
  • Spring and Summer on the ranch are typically quite lush, especially in the center of the property where the spring and mature trees reside
  • This photo shows a bird's eye view of New Sky Ranch so you can get an idea of where it is located outside of the San Luis Valley

19. New Sky Ranch : Eco-building + Art

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New Sky’s bones are those of an old settler’s homestead in the San Luis Valley that dates back to the early 1900’s. Nestled up against the Rio Grande National Forest, it is a high mountain desert oasis that holds the original dance hall of the county and a whole lot of history. New Sky Ranch is a wild, wild place. We are not only off grid, but also nestled in a large natural caldera (meaning a volcano that has collapsed on itself) and are right next to national forest. This means that we can experience all 4 seasons in a single day - having extreme winds and rain in one moment, and clear summer skies the next! We invite you to not only be prepared for this, but to lean into the experience as this unique high alpine environment can be one of the most inspiring and epic places on earth. We are currently fixing up what is already on the property for an eco-experiential retreat as well as a space for like minded artists to take refuge and create magic on the land. We currently have our workshop and studio space up and running as well as the first of several livable structures completed - an 100 year old rehabbed miners cabin using Hempcrete and other natural materials, complete with a communal outdoor kitchen. We also have begun hosting our first artist/maker residents who are using the shop space and land to bring their own creations to life. Over time, we have dreams of permaculture farming, eco building workshops, community collaboration, and the ability to host gatherings – however, we are committed to taking it all one step at a time and allowing only what is meant to be to unfold. For now it is simply our home, a maker space for art and experimental eco building, a gathering spot for friends and a quiet Hipcamp spot.
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  • Nothing like a campfire on a cool, clear night!
  • Looking east toward the Sangre De Cristo Range. Area roads are maintained and easily drivable!
  • Nothing like a campfire on a cool, clear night!

20. Wally's Woods

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(19)
35mi from Alamosa · 1 site · Tent, RV
Overlooking the San Luis Valley at 8,400 feet above sea level, Wally's Woods is a 3-acre parcel of wild Colorado land that welcomes campers from across the country. Who's Wally? He's my 30-pound terrier mix who has appointed himself protector of this land!Wally's Woods is 20 minutes (10 miles) from the town of San Luis where groceries, gas, and restaurants can be found. It's 2.5 hours from Colorado Springs, 2.5 hours from Pagosa Springs, and 1.25 hours from Taos, making it a great hub for exploring Southern CO and Northern NM. Come enjoy the breathtaking views, and take in the peace and quiet. Stay as long as you'd like, but don't forget to respect this land. Pack it in, pack it out. Don't feed or touch the wildlife. Have fun!Learn more about this land:Looking for complete privacy, magnificent views, and easy access to southern Colorado and northern NM? My High Mesa Campsite is the place for you! Sitting atop the Wild Horse Mesa in the San Luis Valley, this 3-acre campsite is perfect for tent camping and overlanding. At 8,400 feet above sea level, you'll have cool breezes, clear skies, and unparalleled views. We have plans to build a getaway cabin on this property, but for now we use it to camp and get away from the busyness of life. We hope you'll come experience it - we love to share it with fellow campers and travelers! Why we love this campsite:1. It's beautiful! Southern Colorado is where the high desert meets the mountains. There's nothing like watching the sunrise from 8,400 feet.2. Easy access to amazing sights and activities! Great Sand Dunes National Park (45 minutes), Zapata Falls (30 minutes), Mt. Blanca (30 minutes), Taos Ski Valley (1.25 hours), Colorado Springs (2.5 hours), Pagosa Springs (2.5 hours).3. Easy to find while very private! The roads are county maintained and labeled, and you will probably not see another person in the area your entire stay.Pinon, pine, and lots of shrubs cover most of the campsite. Lava rock brings some texture to the high desert dirt, and there is enough tree coverage to stay as hidden and private as you choose. The Mesa has no shortage of wildlife! Besides herds of wild horses, you may encounter coyotes, rabbits, hawks, and other beautiful native animals. Always keep your distance, and never feed wildlife.A few things to note about this campsite:1. NO electricity, NO water, NO restrooms, NO showers! 2. NO trash receptacle - pack-in, pack-out only. 3. There is only one campsite/listing on our property - you get it all to yourself!4. There is a dirt driveway for vehicle parking, but you can not drive up to the campsite. It is accessible only by foot (20 yards from parking).
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Rollin Boles RV Ranch

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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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  • This photo shows a bird's eye view of New Sky Ranch so you can get an idea of where it is located outside of the San Luis Valley
  • Spring and Summer on the ranch are typically quite lush, especially in the center of the property where the spring and mature trees reside
  • This photo shows a bird's eye view of New Sky Ranch so you can get an idea of where it is located outside of the San Luis Valley

New Sky Ranch : Eco-building + Art

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44mi from Alamosa · 11 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
New Sky’s bones are those of an old settler’s homestead in the San Luis Valley that dates back to the early 1900’s. Nestled up against the Rio Grande National Forest, it is a high mountain desert oasis that holds the original dance hall of the county and a whole lot of history. New Sky Ranch is a wild, wild place. We are not only off grid, but also nestled in a large natural caldera (meaning a volcano that has collapsed on itself) and are right next to national forest. This means that we can experience all 4 seasons in a single day - having extreme winds and rain in one moment, and clear summer skies the next! We invite you to not only be prepared for this, but to lean into the experience as this unique high alpine environment can be one of the most inspiring and epic places on earth. We are currently fixing up what is already on the property for an eco-experiential retreat as well as a space for like minded artists to take refuge and create magic on the land. We currently have our workshop and studio space up and running as well as the first of several livable structures completed - an 100 year old rehabbed miners cabin using Hempcrete and other natural materials, complete with a communal outdoor kitchen. We also have begun hosting our first artist/maker residents who are using the shop space and land to bring their own creations to life. Over time, we have dreams of permaculture farming, eco building workshops, community collaboration, and the ability to host gatherings – however, we are committed to taking it all one step at a time and allowing only what is meant to be to unfold. For now it is simply our home, a maker space for art and experimental eco building, a gathering spot for friends and a quiet Hipcamp spot.
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  • Nothing like a campfire on a cool, clear night!
  • Looking east toward the Sangre De Cristo Range. Area roads are maintained and easily drivable!
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Wally's Woods

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35mi from Alamosa · 1 site · Tent, RV
Overlooking the San Luis Valley at 8,400 feet above sea level, Wally's Woods is a 3-acre parcel of wild Colorado land that welcomes campers from across the country. Who's Wally? He's my 30-pound terrier mix who has appointed himself protector of this land!Wally's Woods is 20 minutes (10 miles) from the town of San Luis where groceries, gas, and restaurants can be found. It's 2.5 hours from Colorado Springs, 2.5 hours from Pagosa Springs, and 1.25 hours from Taos, making it a great hub for exploring Southern CO and Northern NM. Come enjoy the breathtaking views, and take in the peace and quiet. Stay as long as you'd like, but don't forget to respect this land. Pack it in, pack it out. Don't feed or touch the wildlife. Have fun!Learn more about this land:Looking for complete privacy, magnificent views, and easy access to southern Colorado and northern NM? My High Mesa Campsite is the place for you! Sitting atop the Wild Horse Mesa in the San Luis Valley, this 3-acre campsite is perfect for tent camping and overlanding. At 8,400 feet above sea level, you'll have cool breezes, clear skies, and unparalleled views. We have plans to build a getaway cabin on this property, but for now we use it to camp and get away from the busyness of life. We hope you'll come experience it - we love to share it with fellow campers and travelers! Why we love this campsite:1. It's beautiful! Southern Colorado is where the high desert meets the mountains. There's nothing like watching the sunrise from 8,400 feet.2. Easy access to amazing sights and activities! Great Sand Dunes National Park (45 minutes), Zapata Falls (30 minutes), Mt. Blanca (30 minutes), Taos Ski Valley (1.25 hours), Colorado Springs (2.5 hours), Pagosa Springs (2.5 hours).3. Easy to find while very private! The roads are county maintained and labeled, and you will probably not see another person in the area your entire stay.Pinon, pine, and lots of shrubs cover most of the campsite. Lava rock brings some texture to the high desert dirt, and there is enough tree coverage to stay as hidden and private as you choose. The Mesa has no shortage of wildlife! Besides herds of wild horses, you may encounter coyotes, rabbits, hawks, and other beautiful native animals. Always keep your distance, and never feed wildlife.A few things to note about this campsite:1. NO electricity, NO water, NO restrooms, NO showers! 2. NO trash receptacle - pack-in, pack-out only. 3. There is only one campsite/listing on our property - you get it all to yourself!4. There is a dirt driveway for vehicle parking, but you can not drive up to the campsite. It is accessible only by foot (20 yards from parking).
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  • Coyote Canyon Mountain Base Camp
  • Coyote Canyon Mountain Base Camp
  • Coyote Canyon Mountain Base Camp

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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  • AIYM Camp Riverfront Duplex Cabin!
  • AIYM Camp Riverfront Duplex Cabin!
  • AIYM Camp Riverfront Duplex Cabin!

AIYM Camp Riverfront Duplex Cabin!

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28mi from Alamosa · 32 sites · Tents, Lodging
The AIYM Camp serves as a wonderful base camp and Christian Retreat for families wanting to recreate in the Rio Grande National Forest. Cabin rentals and Tent Campsites. You are invited to stay on 185 acres surrounded by beautiful mountains in the Rio Grande National Forest. Escape the crowds and relax in the quiet mountains. Easy Alamosa River access. Close to outdoor adventures; fishing, hiking, biking, atv trail access. Come enjoy a secluded and unforgettable mountain experience! The camp is in a wilderness setting with electricity supplied by a diesel generator that operates from 6:00 am to 10:00 pm. No cell service in the canyon but the camp does have a regular phone for special usage and satellite Wi-Fi for $10. The most unique quality is the beauty and cleanliness of the forest. The quiet peaceful atmosphere of the canyon is hard to believe. This is the perfect place for families to unplug, get outside but still have some of the comforts we all enjoy!
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  • The dirt driveway up the yurt from the road has a few holes but you don't need FWD at all- any car can make it just fine.
  • The porch has a great little table and chairs for dining al fresco, reading, or just admiring the sweeping views.
  • The dirt driveway up the yurt from the road has a few holes but you don't need FWD at all- any car can make it just fine.

Mudita Camel's Yurt

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21mi from Alamosa · 1 site · Lodging
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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  • Colorado SLV - War Eagle! 🦅
  • Colorado SLV - War Eagle! 🦅
  • Colorado SLV - War Eagle! 🦅

Colorado SLV - War Eagle! 🦅

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31mi from Alamosa · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
We are from Alabama but moved to West Virginia in 2021. We attended Auburn University and the Auburn battle cry is “ War Eagle!” When I saw this Colorado property on War Eagle Trail, I bought it immediately. We visit occasionally and plan to build a cabin there. Until then, or even after, you can enjoy the views I long for. Enjoy Life! - Cheap Trekking! Getting there: Map: https://maps.app.goo.gl/2yjMa1Z9bXJpkDWc9 GPS: 37.064665,-105.651001 or 37°03'52.8"N 105°39'03.6"W When you arrive: No driveway. No ditch. Just jump the dirt curb. Property is flat so pitch your tent, setup your camper or RV. The ground is undeveloped but hard. No gravel so 4WD is always best, 2WD is ok but be aware if it rains it might get muddy. Park at your own risk. Description: 5 flat acres of beauty and fun in every direction. POINTS OF INTEREST and TOURS: * Scenic Railroad trips in Antonito (22 miles) and Alamosa (60 miles). https://maps.app.goo.gl/hggrWDZkyZUkrY1U9 https://maps.app.goo.gl/rHMmH5GMDBbCxSSF7 * Cano's Castle https://goo.gl/maps/kSTwqf96Uapr64qr8 * Shrine of the Stations of the Cross https://goo.gl/maps/7hhLdSK4VHDyF42i9 * San Luis State Wildlife Area 16399 Lane 6 N, Mosca, CO 81146 https://goo.gl/maps/V3C2KLaoCdBbaUuV7 * Blanca Peak, Colorado 81040 https://goo.gl/maps/CAUAXah9xuFE9jFo6 * Monte Vista National Wildlife Refuge 6120 CO-15, Monte Vista, CO 81144 https://goo.gl/maps/B7toqF9uYGG88Ji59 * Rio Grande Gorge Bridge, New Mexico 87529 https://goo.gl/maps/WBtWY8beJhBvVDTF9 * Great Sand Dunes National Park (61 miles or 65 minutes). https://maps.app.goo.gl/Eu85tMQunxPYWgW99 * Zapata Falls trailhead (50 miles or 63 minutes). https://maps.app.goo.gl/81JRgXSPXxLcm61HA LOCAL BREWERIES: * San Luis Valley Brewery https://maps.app.goo.gl/i18bccthke6scu8D7 * Three Barrel Brewing Co. https://maps.app.goo.gl/ic4tqB5uwMTqft177 * The Colorado Farm Brewery https://maps.app.goo.gl/7jF1Jn8jg88nekKk6 ADVENTURE ACTIVITIES: * Snow Ski and Summer fun - Red River, NM (49 miles or 58 minutes). https://www.redriverskiarea.com/ * Snow Ski - Taos, NM (65 miles or 81 minutes). https://www.skitaos.com/ *Snow Ski and Summer fun - Angel Fire (74 miles or 90 minutes) https://www.angelfireresort.com/ * Great Sand Dunes National Park (61 miles or 65 minutes). https://maps.app.goo.gl/Eu85tMQunxPYWgW99 * Vehicle Rentals Snowmobile, Slingshot or RZR (50 miles or 50 minutes). https://www.weezieswildrides.com/ * Whitewater, Rio Grande River - Self guide Kayak launch (72 miles or 86 min). https://maps.app.goo.gl/LTA2H5D2kX2mJ8cY7 Outfitter - https://farflung.com/ * Whitewater, Arkansas River (139 miles 2hr 21min). https://maps.app.goo.gl/ChqWKx58EEvFkk7NA Outfitter - https://www.salidariveradventures.com/ * Hike to Zapata Falls trailhead (50 miles or 63 minutes). https://maps.app.goo.gl/81JRgXSPXxLcm61HA * Mountain Master Off-Road Tours https://maps.app.goo.gl/wpFJT6MXMKdYMp6Z9
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  • Great Sand Dunes Desert Escape
  • Zip line
  • Great Sand Dunes Desert Escape

Great Sand Dunes Desert Escape

95%
(39)
29mi from Alamosa · 1 site · Lodging
CALLING ALL ADVENTURERS! Ready to glamp? Escape to an off grid tiny cabin with a zip line and 5 acres to yourself. It is time to enjoy some peace and quiet with limited cell phone service and breathtaking views. You will be the ONLY ONE on 5 acres of land to explore. Find yourself adventuring through the gulch on a zip line, relaxing under the beautiful pinon trees, grilling some tasty food, sitting next to a crackling fire or enjoying one of three tree swings. At night, you may find that the views of the night sky are simply unbeatable, you’re in a dark sky zone…don't forget to look up! The sunrise and sunsets are beautiful too! Walk to the top of one of the many peaks for stunning views. Adventure to the highest peak and be surprised with a tree swing! To make things even better, there are 3 fire pits with campsites to go along with them. Use the cabin which sleeps 2 guests and extra guests can tent camp! The cabin includes a pull out couch (sleeps 2), 2 air mattresses (and a pump), water jug and pump, toilet, off grid shower, cooking pans and utensils, bowls/plates, cups, coffee, propane cook stove and more! Parking for 2-3 cars. HIGH CLEARANCE VEHICLES RECOMMENDED! Otherwise you may not be able to pull into the driveway. Jeep Patriot or similar can make it. This land is located in the heart of the Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range. At the eastern edge of the San Luis Valley, Sangre de Cristo Ranches are virtually surrounded by the Rockies. This land is literally in the San Isabel National Forest. You will be just minutes away from so many awesome destinations! Fort Garland for supplies/gas: 10-15mins *Dollar General has everything you need Mountain Home Reservoir: 10mins Great Sand Dunes NP Entrance: 40mins  Sanchez Reservoir: 30mins  Lathrop State Park: 45 mins  Alamosa: 45mins  San Isabel National Forest: You’re in it! The closest towns are Fort Garland, Alamosa, Walsenburg, and San Luis. Fires are welcome in the designated fire rings. If there is a fire ban in place, please follow the law. There are plenty of fallen branches and dead limbs on the property, please feel free to use any remaining cut wood, fallen branches, and dead trees. Please leave any project tools alone and do not make any adjustments to our land/structures. Enjoy nature!
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Mosca

Mosca

16mi from Alamosa · 47 sites · Tents, RVs · in San Luis State Wildlife Area
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Zapata Falls Campground

20mi from Alamosa · 24 sites · Tents, RVs · in Rio Grande National Forest
You don't get much better than camping on Rock Creek! So clean, fresh and serene! A place the locals hold dear and have great respect for the area...pack it in pack it out!

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25mi from Alamosa · 10 sites · Tents, RVs · in Rio Grande National Forest
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Alamosa Campground

26mi from Alamosa · 5 sites · Tents, RVs · in Rio Grande National Forest
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Pinon Flats Campground

27mi from Alamosa · 47 sites · Tents, RVs · in Great Sand Dunes National Park
Comstock Campground

Comstock Campground

27mi from Alamosa · 7 sites · Tents, RVs · in Rio Grande National Forest
Fitton Guard Station Cabin

Fitton Guard Station Cabin

32mi from Alamosa · 1 site · in Rio Grande National Forest
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33mi from Alamosa · 15 sites · Tents, RVs · in Rio Grande National Forest
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Mogote Campground

34mi from Alamosa · 42 sites · Tents, RVs · in Rio Grande National Forest
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Lake Fork Campground

35mi from Alamosa · 19 sites · Tents, RVs · in Rio Grande National Forest
Aspen Glade Campground

Aspen Glade Campground

35mi from Alamosa · 32 sites · Tents, RVs · in Rio Grande National Forest
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Elk Creek Campground

36mi from Alamosa · 44 sites · Tents, RVs · in Rio Grande National Forest

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With pets
Weekend Trip to Wally's Woods
We loved this campsite! It is secluded, but not too far from the city and Sanchez Reservoir. Though we heard vehicles drive by, we did not see anyone because the site is tucked back in the trees and brush. The cleared pathways and places for tents made it easy to access. The tree stumps near the fire pit were also a nice touch.
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Ramble at Great Sand Dunes NP
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Elionore
September 2025
14 ft pop-up camper
2 nights at Ramble at Great Sand Dunes NP
This is a unique and amazing place! We camped here two years ago and loved it again. The grounds are immaculate and so carefully thought out. Our host was very kind and available. I highly recommend this place for a unique experience. Watching the moon, the star, skies and dramatic Mountain View’s. The solitude is therapeutic.
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Mountain Bird Alpine Desert
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Jessica
September 2025
Tent
Weekend Trip to Mountain Bird Alpine Desert
Knowledgeable host, friendly, and great place to stay!
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Camp Catori
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heidi
September 2025
Weekend Trip to Camp Catori
Camp Catori was exactly what we didn’t know we were looking for—the perfect retreat from Denver. The view of Blanca Peak is absolutely breathtaking, and we could have happily spent the whole day just relaxing, reading, and napping on the outdoor sectional while soaking it in. The tiny home is thoughtfully equipped with everything you need for a cozy, comfortable off-grid stay. We will definitely be back ❤️
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sunrise on Mt. Blanca
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Kevin
September 2025
Tent
Group trip
Weekend Trip to Mono Loco Flats
Great spot, close to the Dunes and easy to find. Very quiet and isolated.
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The best campsites for under $50 near Alamosa

  • Good hiking shoes recommended, be sure to check out Zapata falls when it's run of season!
  • The property is just minutes away from Great Sand Dunes National Park
  • Good hiking shoes recommended, be sure to check out Zapata falls when it's run of season!

Sand Dunes Base Camp

78%
(111)
17mi from Alamosa · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
The San Luis Valley has a storied history in Colorado. Come experience this slice of virtually untouched 10,000-acre plot of land nestled against the legendary Fourteener Mt. Blanca! Taos, Alamosa, Hiking, Skiing and the Sand Dunes close by! Learn more about this land: Your own camping plot minutes from the Sand Dunes National Park Gates, at the base of Mt. Blanca (a 14’er)! Wake up to unobstructed million dollar views. Lovely area with lots of wildlife. Pulls campers from all walks of life and everyone seems to have a huge smile on their face. A little town with sundries is close enough for goods but far enough to forget you’re near civilization. The nights sky has an unobstructed view of the sky (no light pollution). Easy to get to and close to the sand dunes. If you have a large group we recommend booking both sites.
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  • Great Sand Dunes Camping!
  • Great Sand Dunes Camping!
  • Great Sand Dunes Camping!

Great Sand Dunes Camping!

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19mi from Alamosa · 8 sites · Tents, RVs
!!!There is a new entry to the camping site!!! Nice driveway entry and space to park your vehicle and set up comfortably your tent or camper/RV!!! 20' wide driveway with a campsite to park your vehicle in a 40' x 60' cleaned-out lot. This is a very peaceful and isolated 10-acre lot with the mountain ranges and stars all visible as far as the eye can see. All outside conditions and free range to move as you need. Paved road halfway down CR 12 and then dirt road to the site. From Property: Taos 80 minutes south Grand sand dunes 30 minutes north Zapata Falls 30 minutes north Alamosa 30 minutes west Fort Garland 15 minutes East Sangre de Cristo 25 minutes East
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$29
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  • Spruce Lodge at Sawmill Meadow
  • Spruce Lodge at Sawmill Meadow
  • Spruce Lodge at Sawmill Meadow

Spruce Lodge at Sawmill Meadow

88%
(4)
43mi from Alamosa · 8 sites · RVs
Spruce Lodge located in South Fork..."Basecamp for Adventure" HISTORIC SPRUCE LODGE A rich history that goes back to the 1920's and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The Spruce Lodge, originally built in 1927 in South Fork, CO, is located near the Rio Grande River at the foot of the San Juan Mountains and provides an environment of warm hospitality in a relaxed atmosphere. Historically accommodating workers for the Sawmill in the 1920's, The Spruce Lodge was purchased in May of 2022 with a primary purpose of housing adults who are participating in a Gap Year program designed to mentor new adults and serve the South Fork community. The property continues to operate as a hotel and has undergone extensive updates to all of the rooms. We have 8, 30 amp RV spots available to rent from April to October. Our small RV lot allows for a less crowded RV experience with all the same, beautiful views and access to all the area has to offer. And we have the most affordable rates in South Fork! Most of our RV guests end up extending their stay to take advantage of all the outdoor activities South Fork and the San Luis Valley have to offer. If you have stayed here before, you will notice some of the changes. And if this is your first time, welcome to South Fork. We hope you enjoy southern Colorado! The South Fork area has PLENTY TO DO AND SEE •ATV TRAILS Come and enjoy over 500 miles of ATV and Jeep Trails while staying with us. If you are looking for one of the most picturesque areas of Colorado, look no further. •RIVER RAFTING Enjoy whitewater rafting for those both looking for a casual float or an adventure. Enjoy a relaxing ride or even the rapids. •SKIING & SNOWBOARDING Known for "the most snow in Colorado," come and enjoy skiing or boarding at Wolf Creek - while staying in the closest town with accommodations to the slopes. •HIKING SCENIC TRAILS There are miles and miles of trails that offer fun and adventure for the whole family. Enjoy the heart of Colorado by hiking many of your soon-to-be favorite scenic trails. •WORLD CLASS FISHING Gold Medal waters on the river and an abundance of creeks, lakes, and reservoirs provide year-round opportunities for the avid fisherman! •NATIONAL PARKS Enjoy National parks near The Spruce Lodge such as the Great Sand Dunes and Mesa Verde. You wont regret the drive when you see these unique attractions.
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$35
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  • Walk, sandboard, or just jump down that sinkin' sand!
  • Camp at sunrise
  • Walk, sandboard, or just jump down that sinkin' sand!

Five Mile Ranch

98%
(336)
14mi from Alamosa · 16 sites · Tents, RVs
Abandoned for a number of years, our unique property has a new life! We are an offgrid homestead near the base of Mt Blanca and just south of Great Sand Dunes National Park with amazing views of the area. We have dedicated part of our property to hosting campers and
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  • We visited during a fire ban, but there is plenty of wood around when it's legal.
  • Setting up a home...
  • We visited during a fire ban, but there is plenty of wood around when it's legal.

Mt. Blanca View Camp

77%
(39)
32mi from Alamosa · 6 sites · Tents
My wife and I were drawn to the beauty of the San Luis Valley with it’s rich Native American, Spanish and early American History. This valley is also the World’s largest Alpine Valley with the Sangre de Cristo mountain range on the east and the San Juan mountains to the West. Truly beautiful countryside. Our 5 acre parcel is within a 56,160 acre rural subdivision that the Forbes family sold back in the 1970’s. Our parcel is at 8,800 elevation. Learn more about this land: Pitch your tent underneath Ponderosas or among century old Piñon pines. Great view of Snow capped Mount Blanca to the Northeast all at 8,750 above sea level. There’s a peaceful, quiet, private sense of being on the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains.  The San Luis Valley is also visible below and beyond to the West. Amazing night sky views, you'll feel like you are the only humans enjoying the setting. There are approximately 5000 acres of nearby greenbelt with forest, hills, valleys and alpine meadows for hiking and exploring up the road. I can send you coordinates and maps, or you can easily view on the "On X Offroad" GPS app. The area is secluded and primitive as current status. You will see a double gated entry with posts. The newly made driveway leads down the hill to a cleared area where you can park your vehicle. We will provide GPS coordinates to your reserved campsite as well as the entry gate lock combination. We recommend using "On X Offroad" GPS app, it works better than Google Maps. There is ample distance between each campsite and plenty of trees to hang hammocks or suspended tree tents.
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The best campsites available this weekend near Alamosa

  • Buck & rail fence. No digging!
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  • Buck & rail fence. No digging!

Colorado Sports Ranch & Refuge

93%
(27)
40mi from Alamosa · 6 sites · Tents
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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  • Remote Site - Sangre de Cristos
  • Wake up to this!
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Remote Site - Sangre de Cristos

92%
(6)
37mi from Alamosa · 1 site · Tent, RV
Secluded from it all! This private 7 acre land sits at 10,500 feet in the Sangre de Cristo mountain range. Surrounded by blue spruce and aspen trees with wide-open views of the skies for maximum star gazing. Roads in are graded dirt best accessed by 4x4 or all-wheel drive. It can get muddy during rain storms and snow is possible during the summer. Drive right in to access multiple flat spots to setup your site. Views are plentiful! This is as rugged as it gets. This high alpine location provides stunning views and endless chill time. This location is smack-dab in the middle of one of the largest elk herds in the world. There are plenty of deer, bear and the occasional moose. This is steep country - bring your trekking poles! There is plenty to explore on the land, plus miles of hiking on Forbes road. You'll be roughly and hour away from the Great Sand Dunes National Park, 40 mins from Ft Garland, under 2 hours to Taos, NM, and Mountain Home Reservoir is just down the road - great fishing! Ideal tent spot with room for multiple families.
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  • Sandhill Desert Ranch
  • Dirt road on property. 2WD can access, but 4WD recommended!
  • Sandhill Desert Ranch

Sandhill Desert Ranch

92%
(102)
12mi from Alamosa · 2 sites · Tents
If you're looking to take a deep breath away from the busyness of life, Sandhill Desert Ranch is waiting for you. Gaze over the campfire the Great Sand Dunes as the sun sets behind you. Wake up early to go sand boarding or hiking at the National Park, then take a refreshing dunk in Zapata Falls before you head back to camp to relax. Don't forget to look up as night falls again - the stars in the San Luis Valley are out of this world!
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  • The Trail
  • The Sunset
  • The Trail

Bestview

30mi from Alamosa · 1 site · RV
Learn more about this land:If you’re looking for your own beautifully scenic Colorado camping spot near a variety of wildlife, you have found it here. South Central Colorado’s sweeping landscapes are home to exceptional wildlife areas such as Sanchez Reservoir, Mountain Home Reservoir and Smith Reservoir. Prime for the camping life, this .24-acre property is nestled in the tranquil Sangre de Cristo Estates of Costilla County where various wildlife such as deer, elk and antelope are often seen in herds grazing in the fields. Along with stunning views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and nearby rivers, you’ll quickly immerse yourself in nature and forget all about the hustle and bustle of the city.
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  • Quiet Oasis
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  • Quiet Oasis

Quiet Oasis

71%
(7)
13mi from Alamosa · 18 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Property great views, easy access to Fishing, Local restaurants and Great Sand Dunes National Park. There are many thing to do in this area. remember to use google maps and copy paste this: 37°37'59.4"N 105°45'12.9"W to get directions to land. if you have any questions please text 470-263-1312 COMING August 2025, WIF, Solar Power, Dump Station... Thing to do in the area: * Sand Dunes National Park * Alamosa National Wildlife Refuge * Baca National Wildlife Refuge * Bishop Rock Loop - MTB * Blanca Vista Park * Cattails Golf Course * Colorado Gators Reptile Park * Creed Mining Loop Trails * Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad * Dark Sky Park, at the Great Sand Dunes National Park * Disc Golf Course * Historic Downtown Alamosa Walking Tour * Hot Springs * Kaiyote Tours * Medano Creek * Medano Pass Primitive Road - 4WD * Monte Vista National Wildlife Refuge * Penitente Canyon - Climbing * Rio Grande National Forest * Rugged Air Tours * San Luis State Wildlife Area * San Luis Valley Trail Guide * UFO Watchtower * Wolf Creek Ski Area * Zapata Ranch and Conservancy Preserve Stores: * WalMart * Tractor Supply * Restaurants * And More....
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Star Host camping experiences near Alamosa

  • Alma Tierra
  • Alma Tierra
  • Alma Tierra

Alma Tierra

100%
(7)
49mi from Alamosa · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
Nestled in a pinon forest in the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, Alma Tierra is truly a place you can feel the soul of the land. As an ancient summer camp for Native people, you can feel the timelessness on top of the world at 7700 feet. You can walk out the door and into National Forest, or drive 15 minutes to The Rio Grande National Monument where outdoor activities abound. Closer in the neighborhood is a Tibetan Buddhist Stupa and a community that gathers for weekly Green Tara practice. At the North end of Taos County, you have all the best Taos has to offer as well a hidden gem off the beaten path.
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$28
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  • Turkey Creek Ranch
  • Turkey Creek Ranch
  • Turkey Creek Ranch

Turkey Creek Ranch

100%
(15)
50mi from Alamosa · 2 sites · Lodging
If you are looking for a mountain getaway to escape with your family or hunting buddies this, is it. This mountain retreat is nestled within the base of the greenhorn mountain; it is short driving distance to the San Isabel National Forest, and many hiking trails. This family-friendly space offers 4 cots to accommodate 4 individuals and a second tent for extra guests, a cook area to cook and prep meals, and lots of outdoor space to soak up the sun. You will have access to the creek, nearby trails on the Greenhorn or the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. Easy access to Medano Pass, Mosca Pass which offers a trail over the Sangre de Cristos to the Great Sand Dunes. Are you looking for a weekend getaway in solitude? Our campsite at Turkey Creek Ranch is the perfect destination for you. With a comfortable sleeping capacity of four, you can enjoy a peaceful and secluded camping experience. You can enjoy cooking for your loved ones in our fully equipped cooking area. At Turkey Creek Ranch, you'll have the entire acreage of trees, openness and creek to yourself. Surrounded by stunning mountain views, you can truly escape the urban life and immerse yourself in the beauty of nature. We are far away from traffic and long lines. Our campsite has access to a creek for soaking, nearby hiking trails on the Greenhorn or the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. From our side you can have a pleasant hike to the Sand dunes. A beautiful experience. You'll have the opportunity to view wildlife in the open fields. If you're lucky you may hear an Elk bugling. We've made camping hassle-free for you. Just bring your own food and water, sleeping gear and we'll take care of the rest. However, if you want to take it one step further and make your camping experience even more comfortable, you can choose our add-on package. This package includes additional amenities to enhance your stay. Horse lodging is available. Please inquire and arrange before your trip. So, why wait? Pack your bags and embark on a spontaneous adventure to Turkey Creek Ranch. and get ready to enjoy nature, relaxation, and endless good times. Thank you for considering our campsite, and if you have any further questions or need assistance, please feel free to reach out. Guest access At Turkey Creek Ranch, you'll have the entire acreage of trees, openness and creek to yourself. Surrounded by stunning mountain views, you can truly escape the urban life and immerse yourself in the beauty of nature.
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$95
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  • SHIANNA STATION Great Sand Dunes NP
  • SHIANNA STATION Great Sand Dunes NP
  • SHIANNA STATION Great Sand Dunes NP

SHIANNA STATION Great Sand Dunes NP

100%
(15)
18mi from Alamosa · 1 site · Tent
Sand Dunes, Summits and Stargazing. Camp at the base of 14000 ft Blanca Peak in the beautiful San Luis Valley, Colorado only 15 minutes from Great Sand Dunes National Park. Gaze at the Milky Way at night and watch the stars fall. You'll have your own 5 acres with a pergola, picnic bench and fire pit with views that will take your breath away. This is a primitive camping at it's best. There are no amenities, power or restrooms. You must pack it in and pack it out. High clearance vehicle recommended.
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  • SunnySide Up
  • SunnySide Up
  • SunnySide Up

SunnySide Up

95%
(11)
16mi from Alamosa · 1 site · Tent
5 acres of flat open desert space, with Blanca Peak as the foreground. Walk from the property to trail of 4th highest peak in Colorado. 15 minutes from Great Sand Dunes NP (you can rent sand boards!) 15 minutes to Zapata falls, summer beautiful waterfall, winter it freezes over for a magical cascade of ice. Have the clearest views of the night sky at 7000ft above sea level with no light pollution. There is no electricity or bathroom. Car camp or tent camp in a fully off grid experience. Only 20 minutes from the vibrant town of Alamosa
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  • Riverfront Campsite on a Ranch!
  • Riverfront Campsite on a Ranch!
  • Riverfront Campsite on a Ranch!

Riverfront Campsite on a Ranch!

97%
(15)
15mi from Alamosa · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
Learn more about this land: Beautiful cleared campsite on the Alamosa river with trees all around. Located on a 5,000 acre working ranch with two miles of river. Actual address provided after booking. Our guests love the ranch! Please read the happy reviews! Good trout fishing on private river during the season. A fishing license is needed. There is an extra charge for fishing, children are free. Guides are available. This is a beautiful area for hiking, fishing, exploring! Great bird-watching, including eagles and owls.
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$95
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The best dog-friendly campsites near Alamosa

  • Side
  • Front
  • Side

Moore Chaparral

100%
(15)
27mi from Alamosa · 1 site · Lodging
Ready for overnight stays and weekend getaways. At 8,500 ft elevation near Ft Garland Colorado the Gateway to the San Luis Valley. The Tiny house has 360 degrees of vistas, near many local attractions including Mtn Home Reservoir, Stations of the Cross, Great Sand Dunes, Zapata Falls [ if you have time this is a gem to see], Colorado Gators, Ft Garland Museum, Mtn Blanca, 75 miles to Taos NM, and many wildlife reserves. The Tiny House is APX 150ft from main home but has its own drive and private parking, amenities include WIFI, bathroom and shower, towels and bedding, kitchenette, with fridge, microwave, toaster oven, coffee maker [ coffee provided], and television. Sleeps 2 very cozy. We are Pet friendly [ WITH $20.00 CASH CHARGE PER PET, UPON ARRIVAL, LIMIT 2]. Pets cannot be left on property or in Tiny house unsupervised. We look forward to making your stay as enjoyable as possible. We are a seasonal Tiny house Opening on May 19, 2025, to Oct 15, 2025.
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$120
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  • Rustic Rook Resort
  • great sunsets!
  • Rustic Rook Resort

Rustic Rook Resort

100%
(1)
13mi from Alamosa · 3 sites · Tents, Lodging
Located on 120 acres just 19 miles from The Great Sand Dunes National Park entrance - Rustic Rook Resort offers BYO (bring your own) tent sites, Glamping Tents, Grain Bin Studio Villas and Camper Cabins. Take in the majestic views of the massive 14,000ft tall Sangre De Cristo mountain range towering over the sand dunes right from your site. Our glamping and BYO tents include breakfast and S'mores by the campfire every day and our Camper Cabins include S'mores by the campfire each night. For more information and other lodging options visit Rustic Rook Resort's website (search name online)
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$63
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  • NO FENCE CAMP
  • NO FENCE CAMP
  • NO FENCE CAMP

NO FENCE CAMP

83%
(6)
26mi from Alamosa · 1 site · Tent, RV
There is magic and more than that in the Sangre De Cristo Mountains. Surrounded by ancient and contemporary human history along with lots of room left for modern exploration ! The hard part is choosing what to do in the day before enjoying the night sky after.Learn more about this land:Secluded camping spot back up against a small mountain and a canal outside Ft.Garland, CO . Very private w/few to no cars passing by ever. Very few neighbors in site at all. The site is close to the canal with room for two tents and a vehicle down by the site and one at top . Pack in pack out human waste as we are close to a water source . Follow the wash located next to the heart with an arrow up to the second pinion tree and you will see the secret camp toilet . Open both lids to secure bag when using the restroom and seal the bag closed when done each time and take sealed bags home please as critters will find there way in ! Please clean toilet seat after use . Feel free to explore the property and check out the many critters and wildlife running around and an unbelievable night sky on a clear night. We are very close to a reservoir with great beaches , the Sand dunes and the town is only 8 mins drive for supplies ! It’s magical out here . We are still actively making the road and clearing out unwanted vegetation so just watch out for cacti . Welcome to King Jackelope No Fence Camp !
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  • Mountain Campsite
  • Mountain Campsite
  • Mountain Campsite

Mountain Campsite

100%
(2)
20mi from Alamosa · 1 site · Tent, RV
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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  • Private 5 Acres Camping Retreat
  • Private 5 Acres Camping Retreat
  • Private 5 Acres Camping Retreat

Private 5 Acres Camping Retreat

100%
(1)
12mi from Alamosa · 8 sites · Tents
Our camp provides a back-to-basics experience, where the simplicity of camping is at its best. With ample space for pitching tents and parking RVs, you're free to create your home away from home amidst the wilds of Colorado. Unrivaled Access to Natural Wonders: - Great Sand Dunes National Park: Just a 30-minute drive, these majestic dunes offer an unforgettable landscape for hiking and sandboarding. - Big Spring Creek: A 15-minute journey to fishing and peaceful waterside relaxation. - Mount Blanca & Lake Como: Trailheads beckon the brave to explore these iconic hiking destinations. - Star Gazing Galore: With minimal light pollution, our site is a haven for astronomers and romantic star gazers alike. Centrally Located to Regional Attractions: - Explore More: Dive into the local culture and nature at Zapata Ranch, Zapata Falls, Colorado Gators Reptile Park, and the unique UFO Watchtower. - Discover Hidden Gems: The Blanca Wetlands, The Secret Garden and Grotto, Commodore Camp, Sacred White Shell Mountain - each location holds a special allure. - Immerse in History: Fort Garland Museum & - - Cultural Center is a short drive away, offering a glimpse into Colorado's rich heritage. - Your Stay Supports a Greater Cause: Every booking contributes to our vision of enhancing this space into a luxurious camping experience and to charitable causes that make a difference. By staying with us, you're part of a community that values nature, adventure, and giving back. What to Expect: - Untouched Land: Our site celebrates the untouched beauty of nature. It's a canvas awaiting your adventurous spirit. - Self-Sufficiency Required: Bring your camping gear, food, and water. This is a journey back to nature's basics. - Respect for Nature: We cherish our natural surroundings and encourage all our guests to practice Leave No Trace principles.
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  • Saguache Camp & Lodge
  • Saguache Camp & Lodge
  • Saguache Camp & Lodge

Saguache Camp & Lodge

43mi from Alamosa · 3 sites
Nestled in the heart of Colorado's last wild mountain area, Saguache Camp & Lodge offers a unique escape just one mile south of the charming town of Saguache. Since 2007, our campground has provided visitors with a serene environment, perfect for those seeking privacy and a connection to nature. We feature a variety of camping areas that cater to different preferences, along with limited RV accommodations and horse corrals for equestrian enthusiasts. Our location allows guests to explore the breathtaking natural surroundings, including nearby hiking trails, swimming holes, and opportunities for outdoor activities such as fishing and wildlife viewing. In addition to the stunning landscapes, Saguache is conveniently located near local restaurants and shops, making it easy to enjoy the best of both nature and community. Whether you're looking for a peaceful retreat or an adventure-filled getaway, Saguache Camp & Lodge is the ideal destination for your next outdoor experience.
  • Silver Thread Basecamp
  • Silver Thread Basecamp
  • Silver Thread Basecamp

Silver Thread Basecamp

40mi from Alamosa · 62 sites
Nestled between the stunning landscapes of South Fork and Gunnison, Silver Thread Basecamp offers a unique blend of history and adventure, making it a must-visit destination for outdoor enthusiasts. This scenic campground invites you to explore the rich heritage of old mining towns and forgotten logging camps while surrounded by breathtaking views of pristine lakes, cascading waterfalls, and the expansive Blue Mesa. At Silver Thread Basecamp, you can choose from a variety of accommodations, whether you prefer RV camping, pitching a tent under the stars, or reserving a cozy cabin. The Rio Grande River flows nearby, providing a perfect backdrop for your outdoor adventures. With ample opportunities for hiking, fishing, and swimming, this location is ideal for those seeking both relaxation and excitement. Experience the charm of the area with nearby restaurants and shops that showcase local culture. Adventure awaits you at Silver Thread Basecamp, where the beauty of nature and the thrill of exploration come together in perfect harmony.
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  • Blanca RV Park

Blanca RV Park

20mi from Alamosa · 52 sites
Nestled in a serene landscape, our campground stands out as a perfect sanctuary for those seeking a peaceful retreat. Spanning over acres of lush greenery, it offers a unique blend of privacy and natural beauty, making it an ideal spot for relaxation and rejuvenation. Guests can enjoy a variety of amenities designed to enhance their stay, including well-maintained facilities and access to scenic trails. The campground is surrounded by breathtaking natural features, including nearby swimming holes and picturesque hiking paths that invite exploration and adventure. In addition to outdoor activities, visitors will find charming restaurants and local shops just a short drive away, providing opportunities to savor delicious meals and discover unique treasures. Whether you’re looking to unwind by the campfire or embark on an outdoor adventure, our campground is the ultimate destination for a memorable getaway.
  • Great Sand Dunes Oasis
  • Great Sand Dunes Oasis
  • Great Sand Dunes Oasis

Great Sand Dunes Oasis

23mi from Alamosa · 22 sites
Welcome to Great Sand Dunes Oasis, your unique gateway to adventure in the breathtaking Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve! Nestled on the eastern edge of the stunning San Luis Valley, between the majestic Blanca Massif and the iconic Crestone Needle, the Great Sand Dunes stand as the tallest sand dunes in North America. Spanning approximately 39 square miles and soaring nearly 750 feet above the valley floor, these natural wonders offer an unparalleled experience for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. The formation of these magnificent dunes is a fascinating tale of nature's forces at work. Over millennia, wind and rain have eroded the nearby San Juan and Sangre de Cristo Mountains, transporting sand that has accumulated in this unique location. The prevailing winds across the valley play a crucial role, as they carry sand toward the mountains, where it is deposited at their base. This dynamic process continues to shape the dunes, ensuring that they evolve and change with each passing day. At Great Sand Dunes Oasis, you can immerse yourself in a variety of outdoor activities, from hiking and sandboarding to stargazing under the vast night sky. Nearby attractions include serene swimming holes and charming local restaurants and shops, making it the perfect base for your adventures. Experience the beauty and excitement of the
  • Ute Creek RV Park
  • Ute Creek RV Park
  • Ute Creek RV Park

Ute Creek RV Park

24mi from Alamosa · 21 sites
Discover the ultimate RV park experience nestled in the breathtaking landscapes just beyond the Rockies. This exceptional campground stands out for its expansive acreage and commitment to providing guests with a serene and private atmosphere, making it the perfect retreat for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. With a variety of amenities designed for comfort and convenience, visitors can enjoy spacious RV sites equipped with full hookups, clean restrooms, and laundry facilities. The park also features a communal fire pit, perfect for evening gatherings under the stars, and picnic areas where families can create lasting memories. Nature enthusiasts will appreciate the nearby attractions, including stunning hiking trails, picturesque swimming holes, and opportunities for fishing and wildlife viewing. After a day of outdoor activities, guests can explore charming local restaurants and shops that showcase the region's unique culture and flavors. Whether you're seeking relaxation or adventure, this RV park offers an unforgettable getaway that combines the beauty of nature with the comforts of home.
  • Moon Valley Campground Resort
  • Moon Valley Campground Resort
  • Moon Valley Campground Resort

Moon Valley Campground Resort

47mi from Alamosa · 11 sites
Discover the charm of Moon Valley Campground, a unique family-owned destination that has been welcoming guests since 1969. Nestled in the stunning landscape of Wolf Creek Pass, just 6 miles from South Fork, Colorado, and 11 miles from the renowned Wolf Creek ski area, our campground offers an unparalleled experience for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. At Moon Valley, we pride ourselves on providing a serene and private setting, perfect for families and individuals seeking a peaceful retreat. Our expansive grounds allow for ample space to relax and enjoy the beauty of the surrounding mountains. Guests can explore nearby natural attractions, including picturesque hiking trails, refreshing swimming holes, and a variety of outdoor activities that cater to all ages. In addition to the breathtaking scenery, visitors will find a selection of local restaurants and shops just a short drive away, ensuring that you have everything you need for a memorable stay. Whether you're here for adventure or relaxation, Moon Valley Campground is the ideal base for your Colorado getaway. Come and experience the warmth of our family-run establishment and create lasting memories in this beautiful corner of the Rockies.
  • Sammie's Campground
  • Sammie's Campground
  • Sammie's Campground

Sammie's Campground

48mi from Alamosa · 22 sites
Nestled along the picturesque Highway of Legends in La Veta, Colorado, Sammie’s Campground & RV Park stands out as a serene retreat for both solo adventurers and families seeking a memorable getaway. As the gateway to the stunning Spanish Peaks, our campground offers a unique blend of natural beauty and convenient access to outdoor activities. Since 2005, our family-owned campground has been committed to providing a peaceful and welcoming environment for all our guests. With 21 RV sites equipped with full hookups, including options for both 30 and 50 amp service, we ensure a comfortable stay for everyone. We also warmly welcome pets, making it easy for you to bring your furry friends along on your adventures. Surrounded by majestic old-growth trees, Sammie’s is just a short stroll away from charming shops and delightful restaurants. Whether you’re stopping by for a night or planning an extended stay, our campground is the perfect base for exploring nearby natural features, swimming holes, and a variety of outdoor activities. Come experience the tranquility and beauty of Sammie’s Campground & RV Park, where relaxation and recreation await.
  • Fun Valley Family Resort
  • Fun Valley Family Resort
  • Fun Valley Family Resort

Fun Valley Family Resort

44mi from Alamosa · 356 sites
Since 1959, Fun Valley has stood out as a unique haven for families seeking a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Located in the heart of the breathtaking Colorado Rockies, this campground offers an idyllic escape where visitors of all ages can unwind and enjoy the beauty of nature. Surrounded by stunning landscapes and vibrant sunsets, Fun Valley provides a perfect backdrop for outdoor adventures. The area is rich with opportunities for hiking, fishing, and exploring nearby natural features, ensuring that every guest can find their own slice of paradise. Families can also take advantage of the refreshing swimming holes, making it an ideal spot to cool off during the summer months. In addition to its natural beauty, Fun Valley is conveniently located near charming restaurants and local shops, allowing guests to experience the warmth of the community. With its emphasis on privacy and spacious camping areas, Fun Valley remains a cherished destination for those looking to create lasting memories in a serene environment.
  • Mogote Meadow Cabins & RV Park
  • Mogote Meadow Cabins & RV Park
  • Mogote Meadow Cabins & RV Park

Mogote Meadow

31mi from Alamosa · 35 sites
Discover a one-of-a-kind campground that offers a perfect blend of adventure and tranquility, making it an ideal escape for outdoor enthusiasts. Nestled in a picturesque setting, this unique destination spans over acres of pristine land, providing ample space for privacy and relaxation. Here, you can immerse yourself in a variety of activities, including fishing in crystal-clear waters, hiking through scenic trails, and mountain biking on rugged paths. The surrounding natural beauty is complemented by nearby attractions such as serene swimming holes, charming restaurants, and local shops, ensuring that you have everything you need for a memorable getaway. Whether you’re seeking a peaceful retreat or an action-packed adventure, this campground caters to all your outdoor desires. Experience the perfect balance of nature and recreation, and create lasting memories in this exceptional location.
  • Ponderosa Campground - Antonito CO
  • Ponderosa Campground - Antonito CO
  • Ponderosa Campground - Antonito CO

Ponderosa Campground - Antonito CO

35mi from Alamosa · 27 sites
Ponderosa Campground and Cabins stands out as a serene retreat nestled among a stunning blend of pine, aspen, and cottonwood trees alongside the picturesque Conejos River. This unique location offers guests a tranquil escape while providing access to a variety of outdoor adventures. Our campground features 20 RV sites and 6 cozy cabins, ensuring a comfortable stay for all visitors. Four of our cabins are equipped with a bedroom, kitchen, and bath, while the remaining two offer a kitchenette and sleeping accommodations. Guests can also take advantage of our small store, which stocks fly fishing supplies and licenses, as well as laundry facilities and clean restrooms. Outdoor enthusiasts will find plenty to enjoy, including fishing, hiking, biking, jeeping, ATVing, and hunting. For a memorable experience, hop aboard the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Train, accessible from either Antonito, Colorado, or Chama, New Mexico. This historic train ride is the highest and longest narrow-gauge railroad in North America, offering a glimpse into Colorado's rich history. Additionally, explore the Los Caminos Antiguos Scenic Byway, which traces the paths of the Spanish Conquerors.
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