Classic Camper on Campground

There’s something inviting about this camper: maybe the open layout, maybe the warm tones, maybe the lingering memory of an afternoon at grandmother’s house. It feels like a mid-century adventure. When John Steinbeck chronicled his trip across America in Travels with Charlie in 1969 he discovered a generation of young families living in campers. At the time they were a novel idea, a vehicle for geographic and social mobility.

This camper has everything you need for an extended stay: bathroom with shower, kitchen closet storage space, and the perfect little table to write your memoirs, sip coffee, read, or simply enjoy the sound of the nearby stream, the breeze making the aspen leaves flutter, being in the mountains.

With a picnic table and the stream a short walk away, the restaurant too, where you can enjoy a unique menu, a full espresso bar, and a library curated for the culturally curious.

The space includes:
1 Bedroom
1 Bath
Queen-sized bed
Kitchenette
Stocked bathroom with shower
Free parking
Stream view