Campingplätze in Südliche Rocky Mountains mieten 2026

„Wir nutzten einen gemütlich eingerichteten Airstream-Wagen. Das Personal war sehr hilfsbereit und freundlich. Es gibt einen gemütlichen Aufenthaltsraum mit Billardtisch zur freien Nurzung. Auch der Ausblick auf den Colorado ist super. Leider hat es Abends sehr viele Mücken, sodass man den Sitzplatz nicht nutzen kann. “

„Stayed with my 9 year old in a tiny home as well as the wheel wagon, the biggest of the tiny homes. The design of the homes is awesome, the kitchen well equipped, beds are comfy and the AC is really quiet, which makes for a good night's sleep. We also enjoyed the soothing sound of the creek. Staff is super friendly and accommodating. Highly recommended!“

„It was a great adventure for our family. But overpriced. We payed 400 Dollars /night, for this kind of money they should pay more attention to the details, like doing nice walkways and benches, putting out solar lanterns etc.. Also missed the usual litte sanitary bottles, tissues etc.. Mattress where thin and basic, toppers and duvets would have been nice.. (it gets very cold at night) the lobby was a mess. But staff very friendly. Many rats out at night, I was a bit worried they would come in ...

„Location was not far from town, only a couple minutes drive. It was so quiet and loved watching the hummingbirds! Had a difficult time with the shower so had to skip it. Temperature dropped quick but owners let us know beforehand there were electric blankets too! Overall, we had a great stay. “

„The tent was in excellent condition and very comfortable. The provided bed coverings were very warm and the small propane heater on the low setting was adequate for a 40 degree night. Hosts are very friendly and helpful. The location of the campground is in a very scenic location but also next to a 2-lane highway through the Delores River Canyon, fortunately with very little traffic at the time I visited (April). There is also a small general store across the street. This is my first glamping ...

„The tent itself was nice and clean, and the property generally seemed nicely maintained. Unfortunately a ferocious howling wind blew up unexpectedly, which ripped open the tent's door flap (which we'd had cinched down tightly) and throttled the roof canvas; the cold of that wind blew through the additional door curtain and every space that wasn't solidly closed. We also had the vague expectation we could find something to eat that wasn't gas station food or a way to cook something--Ballard's ...