Devastating wildfires are once again sweeping through California, Oregon, Colorado, and the entire Western United States, affecting nearly every county in the state with poor air quality and disrupting livelihoods well beyond the active fire zones. Communities have lost family, homes, land, and livelihoods, and many more are being evacuated.
As in years past, we’re working with our Host partners to help those who may need assistance during this time. Below is a list of Hipcamp Hosts who are willing to host fire-displaced evacuees and animals free of charge.
Evacuees should contact these Hipcamp Hosts directly via Hipcamp to learn more about what they are providing (Click the ‘Have a question?’ button on their listing page). Evacuees can then get in touch with the Hipcamp support team to get a unique discount code to stay at these Hipcamps at no charge.
This Host can accommodate up to 10 people, as well as traditional pets. Length of stay depends on individual circumstances.
This Host can accommodate up to 100 people, along with animals, for an unlimited amount of time. The area does not have electricity or water hookups, but groups can bring generators.
These Hosts can accommodate up to 4 people and 1 dog for up to 1 week at a time. Guests must have their own vehicle.
This Host can accommodate up to 4 people, 2 dogs, and indoor cats for up to 30 days.
This Host has 4 sites and can accommodate a group of up to 12, two groups of 4 to 10; and a group of 4 in a fifth-wheel camper for weeks if necessary. Dogs on leashes, cats, goats, horses, and chickens can be accommodated. All-wheel drive or a 4×4 is recommended to reach Pura Vida Springs Ranch.
This Host can accommodate up to 40 people for up to 1 week at a time. Animals are welcome.
This Host can accommodate up to 2 people, plus small, well-behaved pets, for up to 3 nights.
This Host can accommodate up to 15 people and a few horses for 3 to 4 months.
This Host can accommodate up to 4 people, plus dogs and cats, for up to 60 days.
This Host can accommodate up to 300 people, plus livestock, fowl, and pre-approved domestic animals, for as long as necessary. Domestic pets should play well with others and not be a bite risk, but the Host is willing to work with evacuees who may need their animals hosted in an isolated containment area. This is a nonprofit animal rescue and sanctuary, and guests are asked to help on the ranch during their stay if they are physically able, as the Host is continuously working to rescue animals and people displaced by fires.
This Host can accommodate 50 to 100 people indefinitely. There’s space for 2 to 3 horses, sheep, and cattle on on this 2.5-acre farm.
This Host can accommodate up to 4 RV groups, plus horses and dogs, for up to 2 weeks. These sites are for those in RVs and include full hookups.
This Host can accommodate up to 10 people, along with any leashed or caged animals, for up to 3 nights. This location does not have showers, but if evacuees need to stay for a longer period of time, this can be arranged.
This Host can accommodate 4 groups of up to 4 people each (for a total of 16 people) for up to 1 month.
This Host can accommodate 2 people for up to 2 weeks.
This Host can accommodate up to 4 people, plus cats and dogs, through October.
This Host can accommodate up to 10 people, plus dogs, through the fall season at this off-grid location. There is room for tents.
This Host can accommodate up to 8 people as well as off-leash dogs, so long as they are under control around farm animals.
This Host can accommodate 5 people, a few cats, and 1 dog for up to 6 weeks.
This Host can accommodate a group of up to 5 people for up to 1 month. This space would be ideal for an RV and a small family or couple.
This Host can accommodate a group of 4 for up to 2 weeks.
This Host can accommodate up to 7 groups of 4 to 12 people each. Dogs, cats, and larger animals are welcome. There is space for tents and a few RVs, and the Host is willing to individually negotiate each arrangement as needed.
This Host can accommodate 12 groups of up to 4 people each for 60 days. Dogs are welcome. The area does not have electricity or water hookups, but groups are free to bring generators on some sites.
This Host can accommodate 2 to 3 families for up to 1 week at a time. Livestock, dogs, and cats are welcome.
This Host can accommodate up to 12 people, along with livestock, dogs, and cats, through 2020. The area has an outhouse but no shower.
If you’re a Hipcamp Host willing and able to offer refuge for evacuees, please fill out this form to be added to this list.
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