The best dome rentals near Evergreen, Colorado

Nested in the Rocky Mountains, Evergreen is just 19 miles west of Denver. A historic downtown offers amenities while Evergreen Lake and several public parks offer year-round outdoor recreation, including golfing, hiking, biking, climbing, horseback riding, fishing, paddling, and ice skating. Enjoy scenic views of the Rocky Mountain foothills and plenty of old growth evergreens. While there are no camping options within Evergreen itself, there are plenty of campgrounds to be found in the surrounding areas, from mountains and lakes to forests and wilderness.

99% (43) • 2 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Evergreen

Aspen Forest in Evergreen Colorado

1. Aspen Forest in Evergreen Colorado

98%

(43)

5.7mi from Evergreen · 3 sites · Lodging

We have some amazing hiking trails and Arapahoe National Forest in our backyard! Maxwell National Trailhead is 9 mins from the property with free parking and free entrance. Cub Creek Trail Head is also around the corner. Evergreen Lake- 15 min car ride. Fishing, kayaking, picnic. Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre- 30 min car ride. Summer concerts, and movie nights at the park. Our property is at 10,000 feet in the foothills of the Rockies. The last mile is unpaved and has some steep inclines. We receive quite a lot of snow (Oct-May). We require that guests use AWD/4WD vehicles and winter tires to safely access our dome during snow months. Please check weather conditions and follow Colorado traction laws.

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$240

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Honeydome Hideaway

2. Honeydome Hideaway

100%

(2)

37mi from Evergreen · 1 site · Lodging

This is the most charming Dome with all of the amenities, a full kitchen with accessories, table with chairs, full bath, a work station, Wi-Fi, etc. Inside you will find the dome to be spacious and very comfortable. It is great for couples, (Smart Queen bed with (2) 73" cots provided in case friends come), solo adventurers, and business travelers. The dome sits on 2 acres. It is 1 mile from a fishing pond as well as 1 ½ miles from a national forest with ATV trails. Beautiful 360 degree views from the wrap around deck!

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Toilets

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$150

/ night

Nested in the Rocky Mountains, Evergreen is just 19 miles west of Denver. A historic downtown offers amenities while Evergreen Lake and several public parks offer year-round outdoor recreation, including golfing, hiking, biking, climbing, horseback riding, fishing, paddling, and ice skating. Enjoy scenic views of the Rocky Mountain foothills and plenty of old growth evergreens. While there are no camping options within Evergreen itself, there are plenty of campgrounds to be found in the surrounding areas, from mountains and lakes to forests and wilderness.

99% (43) • 2 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Evergreen

Aspen Forest in Evergreen Colorado

1. Aspen Forest in Evergreen Colorado

98%

(43)

5.7mi from Evergreen · 3 sites · Lodging

We have some amazing hiking trails and Arapahoe National Forest in our backyard! Maxwell National Trailhead is 9 mins from the property with free parking and free entrance. Cub Creek Trail Head is also around the corner. Evergreen Lake- 15 min car ride. Fishing, kayaking, picnic. Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre- 30 min car ride. Summer concerts, and movie nights at the park. Our property is at 10,000 feet in the foothills of the Rockies. The last mile is unpaved and has some steep inclines. We receive quite a lot of snow (Oct-May). We require that guests use AWD/4WD vehicles and winter tires to safely access our dome during snow months. Please check weather conditions and follow Colorado traction laws.

Pets

Toilets

Showers

from

$240

/ night

Honeydome Hideaway

2. Honeydome Hideaway

100%

(2)

37mi from Evergreen · 1 site · Lodging

This is the most charming Dome with all of the amenities, a full kitchen with accessories, table with chairs, full bath, a work station, Wi-Fi, etc. Inside you will find the dome to be spacious and very comfortable. It is great for couples, (Smart Queen bed with (2) 73" cots provided in case friends come), solo adventurers, and business travelers. The dome sits on 2 acres. It is 1 mile from a fishing pond as well as 1 ½ miles from a national forest with ATV trails. Beautiful 360 degree views from the wrap around deck!

Pets

Toilets

Showers

from

$150

/ night

Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community

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Alisha

November 2025

With pets

Weekend Trip to Aspen Forest in Evergreen Colorado

The dome was so cool. It’s a beautiful area. The little details like the string lights outside, the seating, the kitchenette, the hammocks, the hot tub made it extremely cozy and relaxing. Grocery store is 20 minutes away so you can grab anything you need. Loved our time here. Definitely would come back.

Erica

November 2025

Weekend Trip to Aspen Forest in Evergreen Colorado

Our stay at this Hipcamp site was peaceful, scenic, and exactly what we were hoping for. Ernest was friendly and communicative, and the igloo was clean with plenty of space and privacy. We loved sitting by the mini fireplace and hot tub at night under a sky full of stars. Waking up to birdsong and fresh mountain air was also a great addition. Everything felt thoughtfully cared for and simple in the best way no distractions, just a chance to slow down and reconnect. I’d highly recommend this spot to anyone looking for a relaxing, off-the-grid getaway.

Lori

October 2025

Weekend Trip to Aspen Forest in Evergreen Colorado

Beautiful location. It was very quit and had such gorgeous surroundings. The dome was cozy, comfortable and clean. We will go back!

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carol

October 2025

With pets

2 nights at Aspen Forest in Evergreen Colorado

Very clean. Kitchen well equipped. Ernest accessible for questions. Very quiet. Beautiful setting.

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Sarah

October 2025

With kids

Weekend Trip to Aspen Forest in Evergreen Colorado

This was a perfect combination of the beautiful Colorado outdoors and luxury accommodations. Ernest has everything you need for your stay both indoors and outdoors!

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Mark

September 2025

With pets

1 night at Aspen Forest in Evergreen Colorado

I stayed in the dome and it was an amazing experience. The aspen forest outside is beautiful and peaceful, and there is plenty of privacy. If you’re in Denver looking for a short escape close by, it would be hard to beat Ernest’s place.

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Miranda

September 2025

Weekend Trip to Aspen Forest in Evergreen Colorado

The perfect getaway if you want to be cozy and chill. It was the perfect place to wind down after camping for four days. Definitely recommend!

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Vanessa

July 2025

1 night at Aspen Forest in Evergreen Colorado

I don’t even know where to start, there is so many good things to say about this space! The interior and exterior blew my expectations out of the water, do yourself a favor and book the igloo!! We can’t wait to be back, thank you Ernest!!

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Adam

July 2025

With pets

2 nights at Aspen Forest in Evergreen Colorado

Had a great time staying at Ernest’s glamping site. The Dome was well appointed with the basics for a short visit and the bed was really comfy after long hikes in the Evergreen area. The aspen grove setting provided for some great nature views and hot tubbing at night was a highlight.

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Jacqueline

July 2025

1 night at Aspen Forest in Evergreen Colorado

Beautiful location, friendly/ communicative host, remote and immersed in nature. We loved it, it was exactly what we were looking for!

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Sean

June 2025

2 nights at Aspen Forest in Evergreen Colorado

Me and my girlfriend loved it here it was the perfect little get away. We met a family of deer as well as seeing other wild life through the window in front of the bed. Only downside to it is that spiders get in.

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Michael

June 2025

1 night at Honeydome Hideaway

Honeydome hideaway is a beautiful little getaway for two with all the amenities you need, I definitely recommend the trip and we will most likely be visiting again

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The best domes near Evergreen guide

Where to go

Mt. Evans and Georgetown

Head west to tackle the 14,270-foot Mt. Evans by driving the highest paved road in Colorado, then hiking to the summit. Camp at the base with your tent or RV at Echo Lake Campground in Arapaho National Forest, pitch your tent in the Mt. Evans Wilderness Area, or camp at the Camp Rock Campground. Explore the historic town of Georgetown, then drive the Guanella Pass Scenic Byway, with numerous trails and camping options on the way to Grant. North of Georgetown, the Arapaho and Roosevelt national forests offer more than a million acres of wilderness for outdoor recreation and camping.

Denver

Colorado’s largest city and capital is just 30 minutes east and offers a wealth of urban adventure, while several area state parks pack in outdoor recreation and camping opportunities. Enjoy a reservoir, rolling hills, and campgrounds with amenities at Chatfield State Park or Cherry Creek State Park. Or head to Morrison to catch a movie or show at Red Rocks Park Amphitheatre and stay at a full service campground at Bear Creek Lake Park in Lakewood.

Golden Gate Canyon and Rocky Mountain National Park

Head north to Golden Gate Canyon State Park to go off the grid and camp or glamp in a tent, RV, cabin, or yurt. Or hop on the Peak to Peak Scenic Byway from Central City past Nederland to Estes Park, where you can choose from numerous campgrounds along the byway and RV parks just outside town. For vast mountain landscapes and alpine lakes, continue on to Rocky Mountain National Park, home to several seasonal campgrounds and plenty of backcountry sites.

When to go

Evergreen is most popular in summer and winter. Boat rentals and public concerts are available on Evergreen Lake from May to September, while the popular Annual Dam Duck Derby is held in August. The Mt. Evans Byway is open in summer, while Mt. Evans State Wildlife Area is open from June to December. Ice skating and ice fishing are popular on Evergreen Lake once it freezes over.

Know before you go

Georgetown sits at over 7,000 feet, while other recreation areas and campsites in the region are at even higher elevations. Be aware of potential altitude issues.
National forest campgrounds are often available on a first-come, first-served basis, while campsites in Colorado state parks require advanced reservations.
Be bear aware, especially when camping. Store food and other attractants in a bear-proof container away from your tent.
Permits are required for state and national wilderness areas.
Fishing licenses are required for anyone over age 16.