Old Covered Wagon Camp

This is the best campsite I’ve EVER stayed at! Our hosts went above and beyond to make sure we had heaters in case we needed them, and had everything we needed. They even brought a jug full of warm water to use for washing. The horseback ride up through the trails in the soft evening light was amazing, and the view at the top of the Robbers Cave was breathtaking. The beds inside the wagon were so comfortable, and it was so amazing to look up at the beautiful stars with the wind gently whistling through the trees. It’s so refreshing to just sit in the peaceful stillness, nestled in the beautiful mountains, cook over an open fire, and breathe the wild air. I'd highly recommend staying at this quaint camp.

Fun place to stay at. Staff was friendly and attentive. I'll look forward to my next trip here.

Such an amazing camping site, truly beautiful and so quiet. It went beyond our expectations and we absolutely loved everything about this place. It was such a perfect spot especially since we had our dog. We took our puppy every where and they even kenneled him so we could go on one of the best horse back riding trips we have been on. Glen was the best host you could ever ask for, always helpful and was always available when needed. Such a sweet and caring person who made the stay even better!
We will definitely be coming back soon to enjoy this spectacular place again!

Host Glen was terrific. I had my grandson with me for his first camping experience and Glen put out every effort to make certain it was special.

I randomly stumbled across this listing when I was looking for a last-minute weekend trip spot. I stayed here for a night with my 6 and 11 year old boys. The site is so cute and located up the hill from the Robbers Cave stables, where you can pay for a guided trail horseback ride with the camp host. The site is nestled at the edge of the forest and overlooks a little pasture where horses roam free. There are a bounty of fire rings/pits, lots of firewood, a swing, and a few covered picnic tables. The camp site is ringed by a simple log barrier to keep the horses out, and the covered wagon greets you right as you pass through the gate. We came over spring break, so it got pretty cold, but the host offered a propane heater. The wagon has bunks with some blankets, but being your own if you’re coming fall-spring- it got down to the 30s and it was chilly! The host’s name is Glen and he was so accommodating and helpful! There was a nice fire lit when we arrived and he drove up the hill with a jog of hot water for hand washing, AND he lit all the lanterns for us! 10/10 recommend staying here- I think this place is a gem!