Campingplasser i Mountain States

«The Pros: It was super clean, the floor was painted plywood so only as clean as it can get. The place was inviting, had every amenity you could need in a yurt. Megan even supplied me with extra heaters which I was grateful for. Having the creek and open space was just wonderful, it's a very pretty setting. The cons: I was cold even in the bed even with 3 heaters going and 2 blankets and wearing my hoodie. Having some throw rugs or even some basic office carpet tiles would be nice. There ...

«Perfect location to have a peaceful weekend »

«The yurts are well appointed and somehow even better than the pictures show (which is never the case). The bathroom is large with a full-size shower(3x5). The bed was very comfy.The property is quiet and set among the rocks and wildlife roaming around. The owners are available, enthusiastic, informative, and know the area. Conveniently located to town and outdoor activities. Very, very comfortable! We will return!»

«For what it is, and for the price it is a really great place to stay. If you are into outdoor activities its a must do. Lee is a great host and the shop cat is real sweet. »

«The host was very friendly and this spot was perfect for us for the night. Quiet and close to the event we were in town to see. It was hot but had hookups so we enjoyed the AC in our camper until it cooled down enough to open up windows. Such a lovely little town. We'll be back next year!»

«This place exceded our expectations. The tent space had all the necessities for glamping. The food was also amazing and very convenient. We will definitely be coming back to this place for another stay. »

«This was a very comfortable place, as advertised, location is awesome!»

«Super Friendly and helpful!»

«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 ...

«Stayed at this lovely property in the Cedar Pod and had the best experience! We stayed here while competing in the Bears Ears Ultra. We took advantage of the sauna (incredible) and the communal kitchen, making burritos one night. We also spent an evening in downtown Moab. This is the perfect place for those who don't want to be in tourist-centric Moab and prefer a more relaxing, natural atmosphere. The hosts were fabulous, providing us with tubs for hanging out at Foy Lake and bringing coffee ...