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Romantic
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Creature comforts
Enjoy the comforts of home at some sites—including flush toilets, showers, and a kitchen.
Welcome to Monument Glamping! Nestled between Denver and Colorado Springs, we're thrilled to be your hosts on this enchanting glamping journey. Renting with us is an all-inclusive glamping retreat—no hidden fees (just taxes). Enjoy $450 in free enhancements:
♥ No Annoying Fees (Cleaning is free, and so is your pet)
♥ Wine/Kombucha (homemade bottle to your taste)
♥ Cooler & Ice Service (we'll refill as needed)
♥ Propane Service (all utilities compatible to 20# cylinders, we’ll keep you fully fueled)
♥ Premium Parking (drive right up to your venue)
♥ Water Extras (robes, lights, etc.)
♥ Additional Sleeping (air mattress, blankets, pillows)
♥ Late Check-out (sleep in till noon)
The campsite offers a mixed experience, blending pleasant amenities with some unexpected drawbacks. Many guests appreciated the clean and comfortable tents, equipped with conveniences like private bathhouses and grills. However, some visitors were disappointed with the proximity to a new housing development, which brought noise and disrupted the natural setting they were hoping for. Communication with hosts received mixed reviews, with some praising their responsiveness while others noted delays.
This place was not as advertised.. We weren’t too impressed and they advertised that a propane fire pit would be available at site.. there was no fire pit and there was no tent pad. It was a complete bust. We ended up sleeping in our car.. basically paid $75 to park our car on the property.. The positive, great spot for star gazing, we saw 2 shooting stars in a span of 20 minutes.
Our experience was incredibly disappointing. Instead of a peaceful retreat in nature, we found ourselves in someone’s backyard with the “view” being newly built tract homes, which offered a variety of construction sounds throughout the day. They were quite meticulous with the angles of the sites to hide the fact that you were simply in their backyard next to other houses, a power line and a water waste facility. The "creek" was a huge letdown, and to top it off, trains passed all through the night, keeping us awake. We all tried our best to be optimistic and enjoy our time since we had been looking forward to it. As well as paid $450. It was so bad that we ended up leaving after the first night.
The cherry on top was the bad communication. We messaged the host with a simple question about the bathroom, and it took them 24 hours to respond. When we messaged them again to say we were disappointed and leaving early, they didn’t respond at all.
The yerts were nice, the homemade wine was pleasant and friendly cats were the highlight of the trip (though I’m not sure people with allergies would agree), but the overall experience felt deceitful. The photos need to be updated to reflect the reality of the location. I’m not sure how new the development is but it’s unacceptable not to be upfront about it. I’m very suspicious that no other review talks about these things
The tent was nice the bed seemed nice but the location is not that nice you are overlooked by a suburb. We ended not staying the night since we were so disappointed with the location.
We had a relaxed and fun stay. Super comfortable bed and just enough convenience! Nice spacious site.
Location
Monument, El Paso, Colorado, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of Tséstho’e (Cheyenne) and Núu-agha-tʉvʉ-pʉ̱ (Ute) First Nations according to