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Mountain Meadow Glamp Camp

Hosted by William · Alma, Colorado

10 guests max · 1 bedroom · 1 bed · 1 toilet

93%

34 reviews

Romantic

Recent Hipcampers say this Hipcamp is romantic.

Campgrounds, crowds, noise, generators, headlights at midnight — those are the things you leave behind when you come here. What you’ll find instead is silence, privacy, and the feeling of having an untouched piece of Colorado completely to yourself. This private alpine meadow sits at approximately 11,000 feet, at the base of two 14,000-foot peaks, on 160 secluded acres bordering National Forest. The camp rests in a hidden sunken meadow surrounded by ancient forest, alpine streams, and some of the oldest living bristlecone pines in the world — trees so remarkable they have appeared in Ansel Adams photography. At night, you may hear great horned owls in the trees, coyotes calling at sunset, and sometimes moose moving quietly through the meadow. During the day, the air smells of pine, summer grass, and cold mountain water. Sit beside the stream with your feet on warm granite while the wind moves through 3,000-year-old trees overhead. It is peaceful, wild, and difficult to describe until you are here. The site is built for guests who want to disconnect from crowds and reconnect with nature without giving up comfort. Tucked into the meadow is a cozy insulated A-frame shelter with large windows, a skylight, soft solar lighting for nighttime ambiance, a locking door, and a full-size bed. It is simple, warm, secure, and comfortable — a perfect basecamp after exploring the high country. From the property, you have access to miles of 4x4 roads, ATV trails, hiking routes, wildlife viewing, photography, stargazing, and quiet time by the stream. Spend the day hiking alpine ridges, exploring the forest, reading on the deck, or doing nothing at all. Amenities include a wood deck, waterproof awning, picnic table, BBQ grill, bear box, oversized stone fire pit, and simple backcountry-style toilet setup. Altitude note: this camp is around 11,000 feet, so guests should be prepared for high-elevation conditions, cooler nights, stronger sun, and changing mountain weather. There are also two other private Hipcamp sites on the property. [Add short sentence here naming or describing the other two sites.] Access note: the county road was recently graded and is manageable for most vehicles when driven slowly, though normal mountain-road potholes and uneven sections remain. RVs,Campgrounds crowds noise generators and headlights at midnight are the things you leave behind when you come here. What you’ll find instead is silence privacy and the feeling of having an untouched piece of Colorado completely to yourself. Hidden high in the Colorado Rockies at approximately 11000 feet this private alpine meadow sits at the base of two 14000 foot peaks on 160 secluded acres bordering National Forest. The camp rests in a sunken meadow surrounded by ancient forest alpine streams and some of the oldest living bristlecone pines in the world including trees featured in famous Ansel Adams photography. At night great horned owls echo through the trees while coyotes call in the distance and moose quietly wander through the meadow. During the day the air smells of pine summer grass and cold mountain water flowing through nearby creeks. Sit beside the stream with your feet on warm granite while the wind moves through 3000 year old trees overhead. It is peaceful wild and difficult to describe until you experience it in person. Tucked into the meadow is a cozy insulated A frame shelter with large windows skylight soft solar lighting locking door and full size bed. It is simple warm secure and comfortable while still feeling deeply connected to the outdoors. Guests have access to miles of 4x4 roads ATV trails hiking routes wildlife viewing photography stargazing and endless quiet places to explore. Spend the day hiking alpine ridges relaxing beside the creek reading on the deck or doing absolutely nothing at all. Amenities include a wood deck waterproof awning picnic table BBQ grill bear box oversized stone fire pit and simple backcountry style toilet setup. Two additional private Hipcamp sites are also located elsewhere on the property for guests wanting to explore different areas of the mountain. Altitude note this camp sits around 11000 feet. Guests should expect high elevation conditions cool nights strong sun and rapidly changing mountain weather. The county road was recently graded and is manageable for most vehicles when driven slowly though normal mountain road potholes and uneven sections remain. RVs trailers and vehicles over 20 feet are not recommended.

What to expect

A-frame

You'll have this Hipcamp all to yourself.

10 guests max

Campfires allowed

Firepit. Check local burn bans. With this winter being so dry, there is likely a burn ban in effect. https://www.parkcountyco.gov/896/Fire-Restrictions-Burn-Ban-Info

Toilet available

Pit toilet. Bring heavy duty garbage bag for solid waste. Guests pack out.

Pets allowed

On leash. Respect other campers and local wildlife. Don't let pets bark to protect local wildlife and disturb others in area.

Picnic table present

Picnic table and grill with propane on site

No potable water

Bring your own water, purify from river or stream, purify from lake or pond

No showers

Bathe in river or stream

Pack it out

Guests bring garbage bag and pack out all trash.

Cooking equipment absent

No wifi

Laundry absent

Hot Tub absent

No playground

Things to know

Getting there

Check in: After 1:00 PM

Check out: Before 12:00 PM

On arrival: Head straight to site

Cancellation policy: Super Strict (30 Days)

Minimum nights: 2 nights

Accepts bookings: 12 months out

Park at listing

No wheelchair access

Max 2 vehicles

2WD accessible

During your trip

Follow the

Leave it better

Inclusion policyWe have a zero-tolerance policy against discrimination at Hipcamp. We are committed to helping our Host and Hipcamper communities be inclusive.

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Mountain Meadow Glamp Camp

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A-frame · Sleeps 10 · 1 bedroom · 1 bed · 1 toilet

Campgrounds crowds noise generators and headlights at midnight are the things you leave behind when you come here. What you’ll find instead is silence privacy and the feeling of having an untouched piece of Colorado completely to yourself. Hidden high in the Colorado Rockies at approximately 11000 feet this private alpine meadow sits at the base of two 14000 foot peaks on 160 secluded acres bordering National Forest. The camp rests in a sunken meadow surrounded by ancient forest alpine streams and some of the oldest living bristlecone pines in the world including trees featured in famous Ansel Adams photography. At night great horned owls echo through the trees while coyotes call in the distance and moose quietly wander through the meadow. During the day the air smells of pine summer grass and cold mountain water flowing through nearby creeks. Sit beside the stream with your feet on warm granite while the wind moves through 3000 year old trees overhead. It is peaceful wild and difficult to describe until you experience it in person. Tucked into the meadow is a cozy insulated A frame shelter with large windows skylight soft solar lighting locking door and full size bed. It is simple warm secure and comfortable while still feeling deeply connected to the outdoors. Guests have access to miles of 4x4 roads ATV trails hiking routes wildlife viewing photography stargazing and endless quiet places to explore. Spend the day hiking alpine ridges relaxing beside the creek reading on the deck or doing absolutely nothing at all. Amenities include a wood deck waterproof awning picnic table BBQ grill bear box oversized stone fire pit and simple backcountry style toilet setup. Two additional private Hipcamp sites are also located elsewhere on the property for guests wanting to explore different areas of the mountain. Altitude note this camp sits around 11000 feet. Guests should expect high elevation conditions cool nights strong sun and rapidly changing mountain weather. The county road was recently graded and is manageable for most vehicles when driven slowly though normal mountain road potholes and uneven sections remain. RVs trailers and vehicles over 20 feet are not recommended.

Campfires allowed

Toilet

No potable water

Pets allowed

No showers

Picnic table

Reviews

93% Recommend42 ratings · 34 reviews

Mixed feelings

· May 2026

Mountain Meadow Glamp Camp

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