Scruffy Buffalo Glamp
Quick Facts
Why Almo & City of Rocks
Almo is the gateway village to the City of Rocks National Reserve, a 14,407-acre backcountry landscape of towering granite spires that emigrants on the California Trail described as “a city of tall spires” and “the silent city.” Some formations rise 60 stories tall and date back 2.5 billion years, drawing rock climbers from around the world to roughly 700 established routes, while the reserve’s International Dark Sky Park designation makes for genuinely unbelievable stargazing.
Scruffy Buffalo Glamp is a small, locally-owned glamping property genuinely minutes from City of Rocks National Reserve — reviewers specifically praise how the hosts have thought through every detail. A strong, uncrowded pick for rock climbers and hikers.
What Makes It Special
- Location: Almo, one minute from City of Rocks
- Setting: Small, locally owned, detail-oriented
- Site type: Domes plus yurts
- Amenities: One minute from City of Rocks National Reserve, near hot springs, locally owned
- Recreation: Hiking and wildlife viewing
Pro Tips for Booking
Climb or hike right from the property. City of Rocks is one minute away, with roughly 700 established climbing routes.
Stay up for the stars. City of Rocks is a designated International Dark Sky Park, making for genuinely unbelievable night skies.
Soak at nearby Durfee Hot Springs. It’s a short drive and a relaxing add-on after a day of climbing.
What to Do Around Here
- Rock climbing at City of Rocks National Reserve, one minute away
- Hiking granite spires dating back 2.5 billion years
- Dark-sky stargazing at the International Dark Sky Park
- Soaking at nearby Durfee Hot Springs
- Exploring Castle Rocks State Park, a few miles away
