Primitive Tent or RV Space #71 — Monument Lake’s Quiet, Dry-Camping Outpost

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Primitive Tent or RV Space #71 — Monument Lake’s Quiet, Dry-Camping Outpost

Nightly and weekly dry RV and tent stays at Monument Lake Resort; this guide explains site rules, reservation policy and what to expect.

Primitive Tent or RV Space #71 — Monument Lake’s Quiet, Dry-Camping Outpost.

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Location
Weston
Operator
Monument Lake Resort
Category
Lodging
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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Set at Monument Lake Resort in Weston, Colorado, Primitive Tent or RV Space #71 offers a chance to step away from hookups and itineraries and into a simple, site-specific camping experience. The resort’s dry RV and tent sites are laid out for solitary occupancy—one RV or one tent per primitive site—making this a place for low-key, nature-focused stays whether you come for a night or a week.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE SETTING

A Serene Resort Escape

Monument Lake Resort frames the Primitive Tent or RV Space #71 experience: a peaceful, reservation-only site that lets you immerse yourself in the surrounding landscape without the bustle of crowded campgrounds.

THE SITES

Primitive Dry RV and Tent Options

The resort offers dry RV camping and tent camping across designated primitive sites; each primitive site is intended for a single RV or a single tent, with the operator’s site rules applied by reservation.

THE STAY

Flexible Lengths: Nightly to Weekly

Bookings are available for both short weekend escapes and extended stays, allowing visitors to reserve sites on a nightly or weekly basis to suit their travel plans.

What the day feels like

What the stay feels like

Expect a deliberate, pared-back camping rhythm: reserve your spot in advance, arrive to a single-purpose primitive site, and settle in for as little as a night or as long as a week. The property’s dry RV and tent sites are arranged to support solitary occupancy at each designated space, so the emphasis is on a quiet, uncrowded experience.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this space suits — and who should look elsewhere.

1
Weekend GetawaysWell suited: short overnight or weekend visitors who want a simple site reserved in advance and don’t require on-site hookups.
2
Extended-Stay CampersAppropriate: nightly and weekly booking options accommodate extended stays for those seeking a longer, low-fi retreat.
3
Small Parties or Solo CampersBest match: primitive sites are designed for single-unit occupancy (one RV or one tent), making them ideal for solo travelers or very small groups.
4
Large GroupsNot ideal: group camping that requires multiple tents or multiple RVs will be limited by the single-unit site design and the resort’s additional-tent policy.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Stays & Booking

Nightly and weekly reservations are available; primitive RV and tent spaces must be reserved in advance through the resort.

Site Capacity

All primitive RV and tent sites are designed for one RV or one tent; additional tents can be added for a per-stay fee.

Additional Tent Policy

Extra tents are permitted at an additional charge of $35.00 per tent per stay (applies to primitive sites).

Camping Type

This listing is for dry RV camping and tent camping—primitive, site-specific options without reference to hookup services.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

Do I need a reservation for Primitive Tent or RV Space #71?

Yes. Dry RV and tent camping at the resort is available by reservation only.

How long can I stay at Space #71?

Bookings are offered on a nightly and weekly basis.

Can I put more than one tent or RV on the site?

No. All primitive RV and tent sites are designed for one RV or one tent; the resort allows additional tents only under its add-on policy.

What is the cost to add an extra tent?

Additional tents may be added for $35.00 per tent per stay.

Who operates Primitive Tent or RV Space #71 and where is it located?

The site is part of Monument Lake Resort, located in Weston, Colorado, United States.