Car & Tent Camping at Orvis Hot Springs
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We allow both vehicle and
tent camping. In order to maintain privacy camping is limited to
24 people per night.
• Tent & Vehicle Camping - $33 per
person, per night for adults and $10 for kids (4-12). This allows
you 2
days
of soaking
from 9:00 AM the day of arrival to 10:00 PM the final day of your
stay. There are no electrical,
water
or sewer hookups and the maximum length for RV’s is 30
feet. All camping vehicles must be parked perpendicular to the
Ameri-Gas Lot, unless otherewise instructed by a staff member.
• We do not allow
vehicle
or tent campers to pitch a tent, run their motors, generators or
play loud music after 10:00 PM or before 9:00 AM.
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RV/Vehicle/Tent Camping
Price per person, per night. |
$33.00 pp. |
| Price for children ages 4-12 |
$10.00 pp. |
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| Vehicle or Tent camping may be Reserved or
Unreserved. To make reservations we charge a $20 Non-refundable deposit
per site, per reservation on a credit card. This deposit will be
applied to your camping fee when you arrive. If you cancel your deposit
will be forfeited, if you cancel less than 48 hours prior to your
reservation or don’t show your credit card will be charged
based on the total number of people you made the reservation for
(i.e. 3 people is $99). Please be aware that camping reservations
are for a specific number of people, if you make a reservation for
3 and only 2 people show up, your camping will still cost $99. If
this is a multiple night reservation you will be charged the first
night and all other nights will be forfeited and made available to
people on the stand-by list. If you don’t have a credit card
and need to pay in cash, the full amount must be paid in full at
the time of the reservation. Unreserved Camping is on a first come
first serve basis. Pending availability, registration for additional
nights must be completed before 11:00 AM. |
| Unreserved camping is available on a first come, first serve basis.
You can register between 9:00 AM and 9:00 PM. |
| Besides soaking (like that isn’t enough) there are many other
activities in the area to keep you busy. There are hiking, biking,
and four-wheeling trails in almost every direction. Take a hot air
balloon ride with spectacular views or a scenic drive on the Million
Dollar Highway. And don’t forget about horseback rides, ghost
towns, skiing, snowshoeing, fishing, etc. |
