Book Your Stay
Check the calendar for open dates, then send us an inquiry. We'll get back to you within 24 hours with availability and rates.
Rates
Simple, straightforward pricing. Two-night minimum stay.
All bookings require a minimum stay of two nights.
$250 for standard stays, or $500 when bringing a dog. Held via card authorization and released within 7 days of checkout, provided there's no damage or rule violations.
Dogs are welcome with prior approval. A $500 security deposit applies for stays with a dog. Let us know when you inquire.
Availability
Dates with events marked are booked or unavailable. Open dates are available.
Send an Inquiry
Fill out the form below and we'll get back to you with availability and rates.
Know Before You Go
A few things to keep in mind so everyone has a great experience.
No Smoking
No smoking inside the retreat. You're welcome to smoke outdoors.
Quiet Hours
Follow local government quiet hours. Be respectful of the mountain and your neighbors.
Dogs Welcome
Dogs are okay with prior approval. Let us know when you inquire.
No Parties
This is a peaceful retreat, not a party spot. No events or large gatherings.
Limited Cell Service
Cell reception is limited. Plan accordingly — download maps, let people know you'll be off-grid.
First Time Staying in a Camper?
No worries — glamping is easy and comfortable. Here's what to know so you feel right at home.
Water is Limited
The camper runs on tank water. It's plenty for your stay, but be mindful — take shorter showers and don't leave taps running. If you notice water running low, let us know.
The Toilet
Only flush toilet paper — nothing else (no wipes, paper towels, or hygiene products), as it drains to a holding tank. A small step or foot pedal operates the flush.
Power & Outlets
The camper is fully powered with standard outlets. Just avoid running too many high-draw appliances (space heaters, hair dryers) at the exact same time to prevent tripping a breaker.
Heating & Cooling
Central AC and propane heat keep things comfortable year-round. Campers heat and cool quickly given the smaller space — give it a few minutes to adjust.
Doors & Steps
The entry has a step or two — watch your footing, especially at night. The door latches firmly; give it a solid pull to seal it against the weather and bugs.
Cozy by Design
A camper is a snug, efficient space — everything has its place. Storage is built into nooks and under seating. It's tidy living that keeps you close to the outdoors.
You're in the Mountains
Keep food sealed and trash secured — we're in wildlife country. Don't leave food out overnight, inside or out. Enjoy the critters from a respectful distance.
Off the Grid
Cell service is limited. Download maps, music, and anything you need before you arrive. Consider it permission to truly unplug and relax.
Questions? Just Ask
We leave a welcome guide inside with everything you need to know. First camper stay should be fun, not confusing — reach out anytime and we'll help.