This location is a beautiful site other LARPs have used in the past. Recently, Girl Scouts of Colorado has re-opened their sites to non-scouting groups and we are excited to work with them again. The information here is accurate as of January 26, 2026.
Where is it? About 10 minutes north of Woodland Park on Highway 67. This is the best location to use in Google Maps. Note that the route through Sedalia is a very steep, windy, and unpaved road, and is not recommended, especially under the winter. Routes through Colorado Springs (I-25 to US-24 to Highway 67) or through Pine (US-285 to Highway 126 to Highway 67) are better.
It’s a Girl Scout camp? What do they do that’s different? There are a couple of caveats to the Girl Scouts campsites that you’ll want to be aware of:
No smoking on site. If you wish to smoke, you’ll have to go outside the main gate.
No nuts on site (allergen problem).
No RVs or off road vehicles.
All food must be kept inside a cabin or the main lodge, not in cars, tents or cabins, due to wildlife in the area.
Are there Cabins? Yes. There are two pods of cabins. The site sleeps about 85 in cabins, there’s plenty of room.
Is there electricity? Cabins are heated and have electricity.
Is there cell service? Yes, but your service may be spotty.
Is there internet? Your cellular data plan is the best option.
Are there bathrooms? Yes, there are outhouses/vault toilets. There is a shower house but it might not be open in April.
Is there running water? Yes, in the dining hall.
Is there tenting? Yes, you can tent anywhere the DR team lets you.
I have a question! Great, send it to drco.customerservice@gmail.com
Kitchen? There is a kitchen on site. Kitchen access will be restricted to those with an active ServSafe Food Handlers certificate.
Where is Ops (NPC Camp)? TBD
When am I allowed on site? 3 pm to help set up, or 4 pm to claim a bunk.
When do we lay off? Because of our agreement, we will lay off on Sunday morning at 10 AM, as all players need to be off site at noon.
Where do I park? You will be allowed to take your car to your cabin, but there is a main parking lot at the bottom of “Cardiac Hill”.
Where is it? - about an hour west of Denver in the mountains on US 285 between Bailey and Grant. The actual address is 51321 US Hwy 285, Grant, CO 80448. Here’s the location on Google Maps. General information about the site (which is used as a kids camp during the summer) is available here.
This information is accurate as of January 26, 2026.
If you’re coming from the east (southbound US 285), you’ll see a blue sign that says “SANTA MARIA”. Keep going. The entrance to the camp is right after an amber “road curves right” recommended 45 MPH signs. If you miss this entrance, slow down and take the immediate next right, it also enters the camp.
Altitude and weather- the site is in the mountains at about 8500 feet above sea level. Surrounding mountains can result in shorter amounts of daylight as the sun rises and sets at a higher azimuth (e.g., above the natural horizon) compared to lower altitude areas. Please see our page on local expectations for advice about weather, layering, and self-care.
Parking - The are two areas, but one will be for overflow only. The parking area is on a bit of a slope, so please use your parking/emergency brake and plan accordingly. Carpooling is still highly recommended. Player vehicles are only allowed in the parking areas - there will be a limited number of wagons available to transport your game belongings, and bringing your own wagon or cart is also recommended. Camper RVs are allowed in the parking area, but there are no RV electrical, water or sewer hookups/dump locations. Please let us know if you intend on bringing a camper.
Smoking and Vaping - are not allowed on site; please go out one of the main gates by the highway, and police your butts.
Food - all food must be kept in the dining hall, in the kitchen fridges or coolers. No food should be kept in cabins, cars or tents, out of wildlife concerns. Kitchen access will be restricted to those with an active ServSafe Food Handlers certificate; a member of the camp staff will be on site to ensure all safety practices are being followed, so please have a printed copy of your certificate available for inspection. A microwave will be available on site for those not using the kitchen.
Cabins - there are a multitude of cabins with bunks. Each cabin building has two areas, and each area has 14 bunks. We will have separate cabins for Medical Sleep and staff. We will not use all cabins for each event unless attendance necessitates it; please fill available spaces with other players before entering an empty one as directed by game staff. These cabins have heat and electricity.
Bathrooms - All of the cabins are within a short distance of the bathhouse which has toilets, sinks and showers. There are additional bathrooms in most of the common buildings as well. We have been told that during the summer, there will be port-o-potties in other areas of the camp as well (e.g., by where the tents will be).
Tents - currently we are setting up genre tents just to the north of the Dining Hall.
Trails - there are trails at this site that go deeper into the wilderness. Please be aware that this wilderness can include mountain wildlife such as bears, mountain lions, moose, elk, and other dangerous animals. Please do not go out on those trails alone.
Cell Service - cell service is spotty in this area, so please plan accordingly. Verizon appears to work fine; T-Mobile works in some parts but not others. Internet access on the site will be limited to staff; please contact us if you have any concerns.
Ops (NPC Camp) - In St. John’s Hall
Public Works (Logistics) - Below the dining hall (the arts and crafts area).
Off Limits Areas - there will be a number of places that will be “out of bounds” for game purposes. These areas (subject to change) currently include:
Campsite Staff cabins on the west end of the campsite
The Yurts on the far east end of the campsite
The chapel and any areas with bells (do not ring)
The old mill (an obviously condemned building near the pond)
The pool and all outdoor water areas (Danger River, Danger Lake, etc)
Any of the antique carts or implements
Any rooms in the main office being used by Campsite Staff
Respecting the site - in accordance with our Community Guidelines and our culture of respect, please avoid climbing, sitting, or standing on any cultural landmarks, such as statues and ruins. We may use some of these locations for settings but look, don’t touch.
When I can be on site?
June, July - players can arrive on site at 6 PM.
All other months - players can arrive on site at 3 PM to help set up, or 4 PM to claim a bunk. This is subject to change.
When do we have to be off site?
June, July - To accommodate the tighter schedule, we will need to be off site at 12 PM (the alternative was no events at this location during these months). Casting shifts and Public Works hours will be updated to reflect this need.
All other months - we have more flexibility but will have to be completely off site at 3 PM.
What’s nearby? - There are some stores, restaurants and gas stations along US 285 east (downhill) from the site, practically all the way back into Denver. Nearest large grocery stores are in Conifer and Aspen Park, along with many other stores and services, about twenty minutes away.
Questions? - please send them to drco.customerservice@gmail.com