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Welcome to Hipcamp, your go-to resource for camping adventures in the United States! If you're craving a desert oasis near the City of Creede, Colorado, we've got you covered. With over 1366 camping options specifically tailored to your desert-loving heart in this area, you're sure to find the perfect spot for your outdoor getaway. And the best part? You can score a night under the stars for as low as $4, with an average price of $33 per night. Looking for the top-rated campsites? Check out Old Moon Acres Tipi Haven (245 reviews), Rabbit Hole Ranch (259 reviews), and Bright Star Campground (211 reviews). These sites offer popular amenities like toilets, campfires, and trash facilities, as well as exciting activities such as wind sports, horseback riding, and whitewater paddling. So pack your bags and get ready for an unforgettable desert camping experience!

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Top-rated campgrounds near City of Creede

  • 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

1. New Sky Ranch : Eco-building + Art

100%
(56)
39mi from City of Creede · 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.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$39
 / night
  • Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base
  • Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base
  • Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base

2. Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base

95%
(55)
36mi from City of Creede · 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.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$45
 / night
  • Sunset Ridge
  • Sunset Ridge
  • Sunset Ridge

3. Sunset Ridge

45mi from City of Creede · 1 site · Tent, RV
Welcome to Sunset Ridge — your basecamp for adventure, sunsets, and Colorado mountain magic! Tucked away on the ruggedly beautiful Western Slope, our rustic mountain campsite offers panoramic sunset views, crackling campfires*, and easy access to the wild outdoors. Whether you're chasing adrenaline or soaking in the scenery, we've got you covered: 🛻 Four-wheel across scenic trails and roadways, 🥾 Hike to jaw-dropping overlooks on nearby popular trails, 🎣 Cast a line in peaceful fishing spots, 🎶 Enjoy live music, drinks and food under the stars at the local lodge. ...and that’s just the start. We’re a scenic drive from two classic Western Slope mountain towns—both offering hot springs, local eateries, charming shops, and even a nostalgic drive-in theater for the perfect nightcap. At Sunset Ridge, you can rise with the sun and the sound of birdsong, bugling elk, or grazing sheep, explore untamed Colorado by day, and unwind beside the fire* while the sky erupts in color followed by a nightlight of stars from above. Whether you're pitching a tent or pulling up in your rig, this is your place to unplug, unwind, and explore. *Availability is based on local fire restrictions, which are often in place during peak summer months.
Pets
from 
$60
 / night
  • San Juan National Forest
  • The river which runs right beside the campground. Good fishin'.
  • San Juan National Forest

4. San Juan National Forest

97%
(41)
696 sites · Rico, Colorado
Hike through the rugged wilderness or take a scenic drive in this expansive national forest.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
  • Uncompahgre National Forest
  • Lower Alta Lake
  • Uncompahgre National Forest

5. Uncompahgre National Forest

85%
(23)
228 sites · Ophir, Colorado
Head to wild western Colorado to truly get away from it all.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
  • RUSTIC ROOT
  • RUSTIC ROOT
  • RUSTIC ROOT

6. RUSTIC ROOT

37mi from City of Creede · 1 site · Lodging
40-Acre treed property, 20 minutes SW of Saquache Colorado. Bordered by BLM on 2 sides, very close to National Forest. Ultimate privacy with breathtaking views of the Sangre de Cristo's and Tracy Mountain. Cozy 672 sq. ft. cabin with 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. Solar powered electricity. Cabin has a wood burning stove for heat. Seasonal spring flows through the south end of the property. Ideal for hunting, stargazing, camping, ATV, horseback riding and so much more. 20 minutes to Saquache, 30 minutes to Monte Vista, 45 minutes to Alamosa and 1hr and 15 minutes to Salida. An abundance of wildlife including elk, deer, moose, bears, doves, cats and more. Excellent hunting in Unit 68 which is an over-the-counter unit. Year-round access.
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from 
$160
 / night

Welcome to Hipcamp, your go-to resource for camping adventures in the United States! If you're craving a desert oasis near the City of Creede, Colorado, we've got you covered. With over 1366 camping options specifically tailored to your desert-loving heart in this area, you're sure to find the perfect spot for your outdoor getaway. And the best part? You can score a night under the stars for as low as $4, with an average price of $33 per night. Looking for the top-rated campsites? Check out Old Moon Acres Tipi Haven (245 reviews), Rabbit Hole Ranch (259 reviews), and Bright Star Campground (211 reviews). These sites offer popular amenities like toilets, campfires, and trash facilities, as well as exciting activities such as wind sports, horseback riding, and whitewater paddling. So pack your bags and get ready for an unforgettable desert camping experience!

97% (92)

Top-rated campgrounds near City of Creede

  • 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

1. New Sky Ranch : Eco-building + Art

100%
(56)
39mi from City of Creede · 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.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$39
 / night
  • Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base
  • Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base
  • Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base

2. Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base

95%
(55)
36mi from City of Creede · 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.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$45
 / night
  • Sunset Ridge
  • Sunset Ridge
  • Sunset Ridge

3. Sunset Ridge

45mi from City of Creede · 1 site · Tent, RV
Welcome to Sunset Ridge — your basecamp for adventure, sunsets, and Colorado mountain magic! Tucked away on the ruggedly beautiful Western Slope, our rustic mountain campsite offers panoramic sunset views, crackling campfires*, and easy access to the wild outdoors. Whether you're chasing adrenaline or soaking in the scenery, we've got you covered: 🛻 Four-wheel across scenic trails and roadways, 🥾 Hike to jaw-dropping overlooks on nearby popular trails, 🎣 Cast a line in peaceful fishing spots, 🎶 Enjoy live music, drinks and food under the stars at the local lodge. ...and that’s just the start. We’re a scenic drive from two classic Western Slope mountain towns—both offering hot springs, local eateries, charming shops, and even a nostalgic drive-in theater for the perfect nightcap. At Sunset Ridge, you can rise with the sun and the sound of birdsong, bugling elk, or grazing sheep, explore untamed Colorado by day, and unwind beside the fire* while the sky erupts in color followed by a nightlight of stars from above. Whether you're pitching a tent or pulling up in your rig, this is your place to unplug, unwind, and explore. *Availability is based on local fire restrictions, which are often in place during peak summer months.
Pets
from 
$60
 / night
  • San Juan National Forest
  • The river which runs right beside the campground. Good fishin'.
  • San Juan National Forest

4. San Juan National Forest

97%
(41)
696 sites · Rico, Colorado
Hike through the rugged wilderness or take a scenic drive in this expansive national forest.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
  • Uncompahgre National Forest
  • Lower Alta Lake
  • Uncompahgre National Forest

5. Uncompahgre National Forest

85%
(23)
228 sites · Ophir, Colorado
Head to wild western Colorado to truly get away from it all.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
  • RUSTIC ROOT
  • RUSTIC ROOT
  • RUSTIC ROOT

6. RUSTIC ROOT

37mi from City of Creede · 1 site · Lodging
40-Acre treed property, 20 minutes SW of Saquache Colorado. Bordered by BLM on 2 sides, very close to National Forest. Ultimate privacy with breathtaking views of the Sangre de Cristo's and Tracy Mountain. Cozy 672 sq. ft. cabin with 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. Solar powered electricity. Cabin has a wood burning stove for heat. Seasonal spring flows through the south end of the property. Ideal for hunting, stargazing, camping, ATV, horseback riding and so much more. 20 minutes to Saquache, 30 minutes to Monte Vista, 45 minutes to Alamosa and 1hr and 15 minutes to Salida. An abundance of wildlife including elk, deer, moose, bears, doves, cats and more. Excellent hunting in Unit 68 which is an over-the-counter unit. Year-round access.
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from 
$160
 / night

Public campgrounds near City of Creede

Palisades Horse Campground

Palisades Horse Campground

26mi from City of Creede · 12 sites · in San Juan National Forest
Cimarrona Campground

Cimarrona Campground

26mi from City of Creede · 21 sites · Tents, RVs · in San Juan National Forest
West Fork Campground
100%
(1)

West Fork Campground

28mi from City of Creede · 15 sites · Tents, RVs · in San Juan National Forest
Near Teal Campground.

Teal Campground

29mi from City of Creede · 16 sites · Tents, RVs · in San Juan National Forest
Williams Creek Campground
100%
(3)

Williams Creek Campground

29mi from City of Creede · 67 sites · Tents, RVs · in San Juan National Forest
Bridge Campground

Bridge Campground

30mi from City of Creede · 19 sites · Tents, RVs · in San Juan National Forest
Great soft campsites, with pull-ins, pull-throughs, and tent camping.

East Fork Campground

33mi from City of Creede · 17 sites · Tents, RVs · in San Juan National Forest
Jackson Guard Station

Jackson Guard Station

41mi from City of Creede · 1 site · in Uncompahgre National Forest
Campsite #9 - 100 yards off road, behind #10, very private and quiet. Loved this spot.
88%
(4)

Amphitheatre Campground

42mi from City of Creede · 35 sites · Tents, RVs · in Uncompahgre National Forest
Pine River Campground

Pine River Campground

42mi from City of Creede · 6 sites · Tents, RVs · in San Juan National Forest
Taken slightly upriver from the campsites, just magnificent!
100%
(2)

Vallecito Campground

43mi from City of Creede · 36 sites · Tents, RVs · in San Juan National Forest
Silver Jack Campground
100%
(1)

Silver Jack Campground

43mi from City of Creede · 61 sites · Tents, RVs · in Uncompahgre National Forest

Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community

Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base
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erica
November 2025
With pets
Weekend Trip to Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base
Great tiny cabin with amazing views of the night sky and distant city lights
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Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base
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Ashley
November 2025
With pets
3 nights at Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base
ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS PLACE! Honestly, I will be back - many times. Beautiful views, extremely communicative host, and all around great property and stay. Home was comfortable, clean and truly one of a kind.
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Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base
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Stephanie
October 2025
Weekend Trip to Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base
We loved it! Grateful there was a pour-over coffee set up because we forgot our french press!
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Amanda
October 2025
Weekend Trip to Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base
This is in an open space with mountains behind you and fields in front. Such a peaceful space with a sky full of stars. Plus, just a 30 min walk away is this wonderful historic church. The walk was easy and beautiful. Visiting that church was a nice spiritual experience. We settled into our space nicely and slept comfortably. Very Cool Space!
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Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base
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Kristina
September 2025
3 nights at Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base
Great little cabin. We usually camp in the canyon but saw the evening rain in the forecast so wanted to try these. They are small, but good for a couple. Everything was just as described, and the views + access are just amazing from these cabins. The rock art lighting was a great touch! My only suggestion for SLVGO would be to add blinds. It might help deter the moths/insects at night.
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The stars at New Sky Ranch are truly out of this world and visible every night as long as it isn't too cloudy
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Trent
September 2025
Tent
With pets
Weekend Trip to New Sky Ranch : Eco-building + Art
Loved this place. Such a wonderful isolated peaceful place. Wonderful hosts. Good vibes all around
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Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base
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ilaria
September 2025
Weekend Trip to Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base
Everything was great. We found everything in the cabin, very cozy!
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Scenic breakfast view
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Joy
August 2025
Weekend Trip to Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base
First, it was way easier to get to than we were worried about. Made it in a Tesla 3 without any problem (charged in Del Norte on the way in, Alamosa on the way out). Probably wouldn't try it in that car in winter or mud, but don't be intimidated. The cabin was absolutely perfect. I mean, adorable, functional, warm, clean, great location, the whole deal. The incinerator toilet was easy to use but you kind of have to plan around the burn cycle time. Not a big deal at all since there were just two of us. We had great night skies (this long weekend trip was planned around hiking and skywatching) and plenty of space. We hiked Penitente Canyon and had an amazing time, but didn't even scratch the surface of stuff to do in the area. The only minor issue is that if something is awry, there's no one out there to mitigate. The neighboring site started pulling branches off of trees right by our cabin as their fire started to die down around midnight and kept coming back for a couple of hours. But your get dumb people at any campground anywhere these days. We're already trying to plan a trip with our adult kids and a couple of friends for next year, so we'll definitely be back.
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Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base
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Nicole
August 2025
Weekend Trip to Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base
Absolutely amazing. Tiny cabin, which I enjoyed. Just watched your head when you sit up in bed 😅. Peaceful and will be visiting again, probably quarterly if can!!!
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Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base
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Maria
August 2025
3 nights at Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base
This place is so cute and well done and you have everything you need for a wonderful getaway. Outside shower and water nearby and the cabin has everything a person could need to just relax and be with nature. April also keeps the cabins sparkling clean. You won't be disappointed and the view is magnificent
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New Sky Ranch : Eco-building + Art
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becca8
June 2025
Tent
3 nights at New Sky Ranch : Eco-building + Art
The hosts were friendly, helpful and have a beautiful property! We enjoyed our weekend away and the sites were comfortable and well-organized. The convenience of the well-stocked kitchen made our stay even easier. Night skies are pretty incredible here. And Rumi, the resident shepherd, is an absolute sweetheart. Thank you for a peaceful weekend away from chasing life.
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New Sky Ranch : Eco-building + Art
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Stefan
June 2025
Tent
2 nights at New Sky Ranch : Eco-building + Art
Beautiful, remote high desert property with epic days and starry nights. Very peaceful. Bathroom and kitchen amenities are great and complete with everything you'll need. There's a sauna, firepit and even a pizza oven! Highly recommended. Thanks Gigi and Victor!
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Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base
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Loren
June 2025
Weekend Trip to Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base
Good location for riding and close proximity to Del Norte.
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Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base
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Paschal
June 2025
2 nights at Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base
Cabins had all you need and were very clean. Site was very nice.
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New Sky Ranch : Eco-building + Art
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Kori
June 2025
Tent
2 nights at New Sky Ranch : Eco-building + Art
This felt like a magical gift from the universe. Found it last minute and it was definitely off the beaten path but that was what I wanted. It felt like being at the center of the universe with views all around the canyon especially at night. The wolves howling and the nighthawks grunts were the only sounds at night and it was so peaceful! The hammock swings were also a really nice touch. The hostess and her dogs were very friendly and helpful too! I will absolutely stay here again.
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New Sky Ranch : Eco-building + Art
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Veronica
June 2025
2 nights at New Sky Ranch : Eco-building + Art
Very restful, a peaceful and quiet refuge that offers meditation space, beautiful scenery and noninvasive hosting.
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The stars at New Sky Ranch are truly out of this world and visible every night as long as it isn't too cloudy
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Julia
May 2025
Tent
1 night at New Sky Ranch : Eco-building + Art
This was such a beautiful stay. My boyfriend and I stayed here on a cross country road trip, and we felt so rested and rejuvenated. The bathrooms and showers are so cool and well made. The kitchen is also amazing, it was fully decked out and had all sorts of spices and pots and pans— it made our breakfast so much easier! We loved hearing all the wildlife and being in such a beautiful secluded area!
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New Sky Ranch : Eco-building + Art
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Karen
May 2025
Tent
2 nights at New Sky Ranch : Eco-building + Art
Beautiful serene place in the mountains. The hosts a very attentive and the environment is wonderful. The community kitchen is so helpful.
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Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base
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Erin
May 2025
With pets
Weekend Trip to Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base
Such a fun unique psudeo-camping experience! The cabins are very cute and well stocked, there were more kitchen supplies than we expected. The loft beds were comfy and the cabin offered just enough space to get out of bad weather. The outdoors is what really shines with the fire pit and gorgeous San Luis valley views. Super quiet, even for a holiday weekend, and we loved being able to have our dogs with us. The trail connection to the trail system is awesome and we didn’t get in the car at all for the whole weekend. The incinerating toilet was a new experience for us, but we got used to it too.
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Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base
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Corey
May 2025
With pets
Weekend Trip to Tin Can Camp: Adventure Base
Nice base camp for so many things to do nearby. Cabin had all the essentials and we packed way too much. Would stay again.
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San Juan National Forest
Rico, Colorado
Uncompahgre National Forest
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(23)
Uncompahgre National Forest
Ophir, Colorado
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