Kate Z.recommendsJune 18, 2024
#8 In The Zone
Campsite is private and nestled in between trees. The lodge was great and the land is brimming with birds - a special place for sure! Thanks again for your hospitality, Todd and Cathie.
Colby E.recommendsJune 9, 2024
#8 In The Zone
Perfect spot for camping, mostly shaded which keeps you nice and cool during the summer. Loved having the deck and picnic table for eating and setting stuff up. Would highly recommend to anyone. Host was great and even let us use his golf cart to blow up our air mattress. 10/10
Reade B.recommendsJune 3, 2024
HillTop #2
-Blue ghost firefly’s everywhere
-adolescent bear so careful with food but no problem
-great hosts and location
-Cedar Mtn great town for food and music
William H.recommendsJune 2, 2024
#2 Bunny Hop
Great site for getting into DuPont
The overall property is well-laid out, bathrooms are easily accessible, and the host is very nice and welcoming. Bunny Hop #2 is a good size site for tent camping, though mostly for tents less than 10-person capacity. The fire pit area is somewhat cramped, but workable. Just as the host said, if you're staying near the pond you absolutely MUST have 4-wheel drive in order to get back up the hill. And you won't be able to easily get an overland trailer down there, either. The camp is super close to the DuPont trail system. Great for just hitting the trails straight from the site.
#9 N+1
Great location but be prepared
Overall we had a great experience with our site. I feel that it was private enough and that other campsites were spaced just right. However, if you were to camp at the pond sites, be prepared for a hike to the hilltop. That’s the only thing I would complain about. But again overall a good experience
Will S.recommendsMay 27, 2024
#1 Dropping In
Absolutely Stellar
This place was fantastic — trails right off the campsite, free firewood, and a hot top at the top of the top of the site. Not to mention this time of year the place is alive with fireflies both on the ground and floating around the forest. You should camp in a 4x4 not just for the sake of Todd’s hard work making the path but also for your neighbors; whining engines, spinning tires, and scrabbling rocks could easily have been avoided. Also book directly through dupontbikeretreat.com and you’ll save like $8 a night.