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Serendipity Slope

Hosted by Erica · Cripple Creek, Colorado
5 guests max
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This land was originally a gold mine in the late 1800s that was then abandoned and later subdivided and sold off. This 10 acres was known as Gold Dollar #1, #2, and #3. There is currently an agricultural grazing lease on the property. The main minerals that can be found are quartz, pyrite and garnet.Pitch a tent and enjoy the beautiful views! This is the smallest and most secluded camp spot, on the back of the 10-acre property. This beautiful spot overlooks the valley and you can enjoy watching the sunrise. It is not suitable for a camper or pop up. A quick 7 minute drive to Cripple Creek where many tourist attractions await- mining tours, gold panning, gambling, restaurants, railroad tours and more; 10-15 min from several popular hikes, Mueller State and Dome Rock parks; 40 minutes from the Fossil Beds in Florissant and Wolf Sanctuary. Water can be hauled from a natural spring 2.5 miles away. Area wildlife includes bear, deer, elk, mountain lions and big horn sheep. Sorry, no campers/trailers or RVs. Expect to go down a steep graded hill that's inaccessible by car during snow season. Site is pot/420 friendly. Need more space? Check out Sweet Ass Meadow, our other site.
What to expect
Tent site
You'll have this Hipcamp all to yourself.
5 guests max
Toilet available
Portable toilet. There is a toilet bucket with sewage bag at your site. If you use it you must fold it up and pack it out with your trash. There will be a charge for each sewage bag left behind. Don't poop in the woods or you'll be fined; it's illegal. Use provided toilet bags. Human feces takes a year to decompose and is an environmental hazard.
Pets allowed
On leash. Pets must be on leash or lead and should be supervised at all times for their safety. This is an area where are mountain lions and bears are seen. Coyotes will also try to lure dogs away to attack them. Ranchers will shoot dogs roaming the Mountainside
No campfires
Fires must be in the fire ring. No fires in windy conditions and all fires must be completely drenched! Please check fire ban status in Teller County before starting fires. Bring your own firewood and do not burn random items on the property or plastics, metal, or glass. Do not burn items that are larger than the width of the fire pit. It is a class 3 Petty offense to leave a campfire unattended at this location, with a minimum fine of $50 to $750 and possible jail time (CO HB18 1050). If you leave a fire unattended it will be extinguished and you will receive a charge. MAKE SURE ASHES ARE COOL TO TOUCH ALL THE WAY THROUGH.
Cooking equipment present
Propane grill Please note that these are banned during certain fire bans
Picnic table present
Small table, seats up to 4 2 chairs available
No potable water
Bring your own water. There is a public spring where you can get water about 2.5 miles away. Bring at LEAST 5 gallons of water just for drenching fires.
No showers
Pack it out
Do not litter cigarette trash. Be sure to pack out all toilet bags, pet waste, and human waste.
No wifi

Things to know

Getting there
Check in: After 3:00 PM
Check out: Before 12:00 PM
On arrival: Head straight to site
Cancellation policy: Super Strict (30 Days)
Minimum nights: 1 night
Accepts bookings: 6 months out
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Wheelchair access
Max 1 vehicle
2WD accessible
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Pitch a tent and enjoy the beautiful views! This is the smallest and most secluded camp spot, on the back of the 10-acre property. This beautiful spot overlooks the valley and you can enjoy watching the sunrise. It is not suitable for a camper or pop up. A quick 7 minute drive to Cripple Creek where many tourist attractions await- mining tours, gold panning, gambling, restaurants, railroad tours and more; 10-15 min from several popular hikes, Mueller State and Dome Rock parks; 40 minutes from the Fossil Beds in Florissant and Wolf Sanctuary. Water can be hauled from a natural spring 2.5 miles away. Area wildlife includes bear, deer, elk, mountain lions and big horn sheep. Sorry, no campers/trailers or RVs. Expect to go down a steep graded hill that's inaccessible by car during snow season. Site is pot/420 friendly. Need more space? Check out Sweet Ass Meadow, our other site.
No campfires
Toilet
No potable water
Pets allowed
No showers
Picnic table

Reviews

96% Recommend210 ratings · 148 reviews

Location

Cripple Creek, Teller, Colorado, United StatesTo respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking
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Hosted by Erica B.

Joined in May 2018
Response rate: 100%Response time: Within an hour

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