The camps

Where we're building. Each camp is a small, quiet place set with care, from prepared land for your tent to full cabins in the trees.

Three ways to camp · Colorado

A backpacking tent, camp chair, and small stove among tall pines at dusk, mountains beyond

Wild

Colorado high country

The land, made ready for you. A path in and a defined site. Bring your tent and everything else. The quietest way to stay with us.

A day at Wild

First light comes over the ridge and the tent glows for a minute before you're up. Coffee on the stove, boots on cold ground, and a morning that goes wherever you point it. The afternoon is for walking out from the site, or a nap in the shade with the wind doing all the talking. After dark you cook slow over the fire, and the sky opens up the way it only does this far from the road.

Reserve $49/night
Canvas tents on raised wood platforms in a pine forest, a path between them and mountains beyond

Base

Colorado high country

A little more ease in the wild. Set up your tent on a prepared pad and settle in for a longer stay.

A day at Base

You wake on a real pad with the canvas warming above you, and the first job of the day is nothing. A hot shower under the pines, coffee while the solar tops everything up, then a long walk before the heat. The afternoon settles in around camp: a book, a nap, dinner earlier than feels normal. When the light goes gold you understand why you booked more nights than you meant to.

Reserve $149/night
Wooden A-frame huts along a path at sunset, snowy peaks on the horizon

Hut

Colorado high country

A small, warm room in the landscape, a bed, and a view of nature. No tent required. Wake up already outside.

A day at Hut

No tent, no setup, just a door and a bed that was warm before you arrived. You wake with the window full of trees and take your coffee out to the step. Days here run simple: a trail in the morning, food that tastes better outside, an hour of doing nothing and meaning it. At night you fall asleep with the window cracked, halfway outside and completely comfortable.

Reserve $249/night

The cabins

A dark modern cabin with a white deck among pines outside Salida, Colorado Main space with a platform bed, light wood walls, and the utility island behind the headboard Bedroom under the vaulted ceiling, with the plywood headboard island and a glimpse of the blue-tiled bath beyond Utility island with a built-in desk and chair facing the bedroom windows The island desk under the pitched ceiling, wide windows opening to the deck and meadow Bathroom with pale blue tile, a walk-in shower, and a wood vanity Sleeping loft tucked under the roofline, warm light washing the peak of the ceiling Entry hall lined in dark woodgrain panels with yellow coat hooks, opening to the bright main room

Salida — Mountain Cabin

Arkansas River Valley, Colorado

Our first full cabin, in the pines outside Salida. A quiet room with a wide glass face, a deck for slow mornings, and the Sawatch and Sangre de Cristo ranges close by.

A day at Salida

Coffee behind the glass wall while the light comes down the Sawatch, then a slow breakfast on the deck. Ten minutes into town for the river, the bakery, a gallery, or none of it. The desk under the window holds a few good working hours if the day asks for them. In the evening the deck gets the alpenglow, and the pines take over the sound of everything.

Reserve $499/night View 3D model
A jungle cabin with a light tensile canopy roof surrounded by tropical greenery in Nosara Stone patio with bright orange chairs outside the glass face of the cabin, framed by palms and cacti The cabin's woven mesh canopy stretched over curved rammed-earth walls, seen from the tropical garden Curved entry hall in warm rammed earth with a glazed courtyard of cacti and ferns Round common room under the tent canopy with a long dining table and curved kitchen island Guests gathered at the dining table inside the common room, curved glass opening to the desert garden Suite interior with an island desk, curved glass wall, and views to the desert garden patio Platform bed under the translucent canopy, palms and a red lounge chair beyond the curved glass

Nosara — Jungle Cabin

Nicoya Peninsula, Costa Rica

A shaded room under a floating canopy roof, deep in the green a short ride from the surf at Playa Guiones. Warm air, big leaves, slow days.

A day at Nosara

Up at first light for the paddle out at Guiones, back before the heat with salt still on your skin. Breakfast under the canopy roof, mango and strong coffee, the jungle running its morning racket. The afternoon is for the hammock and a rain that arrives on schedule and leaves the air washed. At night the surf keeps time somewhere behind the trees and you sleep like you live here.

Reserve $599/night

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