When you arrive there is a central place to park your car. There is a wagon to transport your items to your tent but the walk is not that long. The check in spot has a note with the owners phone to call. They show you the amenities and to your tent. The lounge has tables to eat and exchange your lanterns. I did not use the lantern to charge my phone I brought a battery pack. They have umbrellas and rain boots you can use if you need to. The breakfast had coffee. Tea, and a tea kettle if you need boiling water for oatmeal. I ate a crescent roll and jelly for breakfast and a yogurt with granola. The lounge also had fliers for attractions near by. The bathroom was clean and nice. It was a but of a walk if you stay in Aspen, but you also have privacy. The campfire was lit every night but you did have to share with the other glampers but everyone was very nice. The pond is newly constructed but will look nice once it is all settled. I ate out but there were two grills available for use in the cooking area. We also took their wine tour. It was $100 per person but I would say worth it and very convenient! Christine is very knowledgable about wine. The price included stops to 5 wine tastings at different places. One stop served lunch, lunch was at your own cost. After the tour we had a back in the tent before heading out again. The inside of the tipi was very cute and I would stay again. read more

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Stayed here for a single night with my and depending on what you are looking for this place may be right up your alley. I have stayed at glamp ground and camp ground of a pretty wide variety. Pros: Peaceful, good space between camping spots, clean bathrooms(3) and showers (2). Yogurts and some baked goods are put out in the morning. No coffee but there was tea. Cons: Its a hike. You park around a half mile away from your site and its mostly muddy trails through the woods. There is not much of a lounge or hang out area, its a 20 foot tent with 4 or 5 small tables sitting on loose stone. The paths are not crushed stone and get very muddy, the lanterns they provide to charge your phone only gave us about a 35 percent charge. No lights on the trail make finding the bathroom in the middle of the night a bit of a pickle. Unlike other Glampgrounds I have been to this place has no staff. Its in the owners backyard and they walk down when you call them. If your looking for the rougher side of camping or just hate pitching a tent, for $200 a night this is your spot. read more

Very nice ambience, dense woods surround your tent so you don't see your neighbors. Hearty continental breakfast is offered with the gluten free options I require. Hosts were very helpful with suggestions for where to eat around town that would accommodate my gf diet. Very clean and modern bathhouse with nice private toilets and showers. Only suggestions would be better path lighting and more crushed stone on the paths as it was a very wet week we visited and they were muddy. Also, a king size bed would have put the "glam" in the glamping. We didn't sleep well because we're used to more space, although the bed was very comfortable. If they wanted to make the investment, a ceiling fan in the tent would help keep the air moving on a hot night. Overall we're glad we gave it a try and would recommend if you're looking for this type of experience. read more

We were able to secure a last second tent for our Anniversary, do to a cancellation. What a great move, This place is EXCELLENT if you like outdoor camping. Cant say enough about the hospitality of Christine and Cameron. They are very organized, tents and bathhouse are very clean, very comfortable and quiet at night. We are going back for sure, maybe even sooner than planned. Mark& Sandy, Eden NY read more