The best safari tent rentals near Hot Sulphur Springs, Colorado

Breathe in the steam at Hot Sulphur Springs—a charming mountain town just 30 miles from Rocky Mountain National Park. The springs are among the oldest in Colorado (and the nation). First discovered by the Ute and Arapaho peoples, they fill 20+ natural pools. When you're not soaking, get outside and enjoy some of the adventure Grand County has to offer. Ready to find your mountain base camp? Plenty of RV and tent camping spots await at Rocky Mountain National Park. Just drive up Highway 40 to reach the 415 square miles of rugged mountain beauty. Gawk up at 12,000-foot peaks from 300 miles of hiking trails. South of Hot Sulphur Springs, you come to Arapaho National Forest. The mountain wilderness hosts more than 15 campgrounds with mountain views. Of those, the South Fork and Sugar Loaf campgrounds are the easiest to access from Hot Sulfur Springs. Want to camp close to town? Most RV parks and resorts are in larger cities such as Grand Lake. But you can always make camp at Pioneer Park. Nestled on the banks of the Colorado River, this convenient spot boasts a handful or RV and tent sites. Enjoy trout fishing, hiking, mountain biking, or a round on the disc golf course. Hot Sulphur Springs is a popular destination in every season—just not for camping. Snow falls heavy in the Rockies, so most campgrounds are only open May through October. For prime camping conditions, head out from June to August. The warm weather and wildflower blooms can't be beaten.

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1. Collective Retreats Vail

38mi from Hot Sulphur Springs · 84 sites · Wolcott, CO

Collective Vail stands out as a unique glamping destination, nestled in the breathtaking Colorado mountains, where traditional hotels simply cannot thrive. Located just 25 miles west of Vail and 20 miles east of Eagle Airport, this stunning retreat offers guests an unparalleled outdoor experience, allowing them to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Set on a working ranch, Collective Vail spans 1,000 acres of picturesque land, providing a serene backdrop for reconnecting with nature while indulging in five-star comforts. Accommodations at Collective Vail cater to diverse travel styles, featuring options like the rustic Summit Tent and the elegantly designed Journey Tent. Each luxury tent is thoughtfully decorated with local furnishings and includes plush king beds, private outdoor decks with Adirondack chairs, and en-suite bathrooms. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast at the nearby Three Peaks Dining Lodge, offering a delightful selection of healthy and hearty options, including seasonal fruit, yogurt, omelettes, fresh juice, and coffee. For lunch and dinner, the staff provides a variety of delicious choices, including a nightly farm-to-table dinner under the stars. Evenings at Collective Vail are magical, with sunset campfires inviting guests to gather for complimentary gourmet s’mores and beverages. The retreat also offers the option to

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Breathe in the steam at Hot Sulphur Springs—a charming mountain town just 30 miles from Rocky Mountain National Park. The springs are among the oldest in Colorado (and the nation). First discovered by the Ute and Arapaho peoples, they fill 20+ natural pools. When you're not soaking, get outside and enjoy some of the adventure Grand County has to offer. Ready to find your mountain base camp? Plenty of RV and tent camping spots await at Rocky Mountain National Park. Just drive up Highway 40 to reach the 415 square miles of rugged mountain beauty. Gawk up at 12,000-foot peaks from 300 miles of hiking trails. South of Hot Sulphur Springs, you come to Arapaho National Forest. The mountain wilderness hosts more than 15 campgrounds with mountain views. Of those, the South Fork and Sugar Loaf campgrounds are the easiest to access from Hot Sulfur Springs. Want to camp close to town? Most RV parks and resorts are in larger cities such as Grand Lake. But you can always make camp at Pioneer Park. Nestled on the banks of the Colorado River, this convenient spot boasts a handful or RV and tent sites. Enjoy trout fishing, hiking, mountain biking, or a round on the disc golf course. Hot Sulphur Springs is a popular destination in every season—just not for camping. Snow falls heavy in the Rockies, so most campgrounds are only open May through October. For prime camping conditions, head out from June to August. The warm weather and wildflower blooms can't be beaten.