"Glamping" on private property, the best relationship between GUEST and HOST in the travel market. You can leave all your camping gear at home...and your hosts will treat you like royalty. This page shows you how this perfect relationship works.
I bought a Davis hunting tent in 2005. In 2019 I put it on Airbnb "just to see." It made $2,440 in two months.
Since then, our tent glamping revenue has totaled $487,736. That's revenue, not profit, and it's every number, year by year, on the handout. You don't need a million-dollar build to start. Just a tent and a piece of private land.
The gap between "it's simple" and "it's easy" is where most landowners get stuck. That's what the Glamping Developer Program closes, in four pillars:
Permitting: a permit report, then a Letter of Intent Financials: a categorized P&L and a balance sheet Operations: marketing strategy, then systems and SOPs Growth: a feasibility report and a written business plan
The fall cohort starts October 12, and space is limited.
Apply: calendly.com/chrisjeub/new-meeting Join the free community: skool.com/glamping
A look at how our Glamping Show booth came together. I had the concept, Micah did the building, and the structure echoes the pergolas on our tents so people feel the Monument Glamping story the moment they step in. I also talk about the bigger picture: going from struggling teacher with a backyard tent to running a glamping business, and why I now teach landowners to do the same through the Glamping Developer Program. If you're at the show, stop by Booth #224.
Reconnect Right Here At Home | A Colorado Staycation at Monument Glamping
Description: You may have seen our ad in Our Community News: "Reconnect Right Here At Home." About half of our guests are staycationers, people from Colorado Springs and Denver who want one night out of the apartment without the long drive.
Monument Glamping is private-property glamping in Monument, Colorado. Real beds inside canvas, your own deck and fire pit, and no camping gear required. Just bring your favorite person.
The tent in the ad is Sunshine.
Book your evening escape: MonumentGlamping.com Subscribe for more moments from the property.
There's a new attraction just up I-25 from Monument Glamping worth building into your trip — the Air Force Academy's new Hosmer Visitor Center. It's free, open daily, and doesn't require base access, with seven galleries that walk you through the cadet journey and a 108-foot atrium overlooking the Front Range.
Pair a morning there with an afternoon at the property: real bed, private hot tub, fire pit, and the creek. That's the Monument Glamping way — comfort without camping hassle, minutes from some of the best the region has to offer.
Monument Glamping has been named one of the American Glamping Association's Top 50 Glamping Vendors of 2026 — a national recognition that came without us campaigning for it.
We built this place around one idea: private-property glamping done right. Real beds, private hot tubs, fire pits, and your own space along Monument Creek. This award is a nice outside confirmation that the approach works.
We'll be celebrating it at our first-ever booth at Glamping Show Americas later this month.
Book your stay: MonumentGlamping.com Subscribe for more from the property.
A heavy downpour rolled through this week, and right after it cleared, this full rainbow arched over the property — tents still standing, creek still running below.
This is the view you get when you're actually outside for the weather instead of watching it through a hotel window. Monument Glamping is private-property glamping in Monument, Colorado — safari tents and container homes, private hot tubs, fire pits, and creekside quiet.
Container home content is drowning in AI slop — impossible stacks, cantilevers over canyons, structures no engineer would stamp and no county would permit. It's fun to look at. It's terrible business advice.
In this video I walk through The Classic at Monument Glamping: one 10x20 shipping container with a hot tub, sauna, and fire pit on a private deck. Simple layout, simple build, and it books.
What we cover:
Why single-container units are dramatically easier to permit, inspect, and insure than stacked builds How a smaller footprint keeps your cost per bookable night down Why repeatability matters more than novelty when you're building a property What guests actually pay for (the deck, the tub, the fire — not the architecture)
We run three of these now and we're building four more this winter. Not because they're impressive. Because they work.
Subscribe for builder-to-builder lessons on turning land into income-producing hospitality.
Most container homes you see online don't exist. They're AI renders — impossible stacks, cantilevers over cliffs, glass where steel should be. Nobody built them and nobody's sleeping in them.
This one's real. The Classic is a single 10x20 shipping container at Monument Glamping in Monument, Colorado. Inside: a real bed, an electric fireplace, a kitchenette, and a window full of trees. Outside: your own deck with a fire pit, a grill, and a private hot tub.
No stack. No stunt. Just one box, finished well, on private property along Monument Creek.
This is private-property glamping — your own space, your own hot tub, your own fire. Nature without the campground chaos, comfort without packing camping gear. Just show up.
Book your stay: MonumentGlamping.com Subscribe for more real looks at the property.
Not for sale — these are for the people who take care of the property between stays, so guests always know exactly who's on the land with them. We're holding a few back for guests whose stays turn into something special, too.
Private-property glamping in Monument, Colorado. Real beds, private hot tubs, fire pits, creekside quiet.
Book direct: MonumentGlamping.com Subscribe for more from the property.
Monument Glamping
I bought a Davis hunting tent in 2005. In 2019 I put it on Airbnb "just to see." It made $2,440 in two months.
Since then, our tent glamping revenue has totaled $487,736. That's revenue, not profit, and it's every number, year by year, on the handout. You don't need a million-dollar build to start. Just a tent and a piece of private land.
The gap between "it's simple" and "it's easy" is where most landowners get stuck. That's what the Glamping Developer Program closes, in four pillars:
Permitting: a permit report, then a Letter of Intent
Financials: a categorized P&L and a balance sheet
Operations: marketing strategy, then systems and SOPs
Growth: a feasibility report and a written business plan
The fall cohort starts October 12, and space is limited.
Apply: calendly.com/chrisjeub/new-meeting
Join the free community: skool.com/glamping
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A look at how our Glamping Show booth came together. I had the concept, Micah did the building, and the structure echoes the pergolas on our tents so people feel the Monument Glamping story the moment they step in. I also talk about the bigger picture: going from struggling teacher with a backyard tent to running a glamping business, and why I now teach landowners to do the same through the Glamping Developer Program. If you're at the show, stop by Booth #224.
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Reconnect Right Here At Home | A Colorado Staycation at Monument Glamping
Description: You may have seen our ad in Our Community News: "Reconnect Right Here At Home." About half of our guests are staycationers, people from Colorado Springs and Denver who want one night out of the apartment without the long drive.
Monument Glamping is private-property glamping in Monument, Colorado. Real beds inside canvas, your own deck and fire pit, and no camping gear required. Just bring your favorite person.
The tent in the ad is Sunshine.
Book your evening escape: MonumentGlamping.com Subscribe for more moments from the property.
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There's a new attraction just up I-25 from Monument Glamping worth building into your trip — the Air Force Academy's new Hosmer Visitor Center. It's free, open daily, and doesn't require base access, with seven galleries that walk you through the cadet journey and a 108-foot atrium overlooking the Front Range.
Pair a morning there with an afternoon at the property: real bed, private hot tub, fire pit, and the creek. That's the Monument Glamping way — comfort without camping hassle, minutes from some of the best the region has to offer.
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Here it is. Everything in my $5k Glamping Developer Program...in just 15 minutes.
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Monument Glamping has been named one of the American Glamping Association's Top 50 Glamping Vendors of 2026 — a national recognition that came without us campaigning for it.
We built this place around one idea: private-property glamping done right. Real beds, private hot tubs, fire pits, and your own space along Monument Creek. This award is a nice outside confirmation that the approach works.
We'll be celebrating it at our first-ever booth at Glamping Show Americas later this month.
Book your stay: MonumentGlamping.com Subscribe for more from the property.
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A heavy downpour rolled through this week, and right after it cleared, this full rainbow arched over the property — tents still standing, creek still running below.
This is the view you get when you're actually outside for the weather instead of watching it through a hotel window. Monument Glamping is private-property glamping in Monument, Colorado — safari tents and container homes, private hot tubs, fire pits, and creekside quiet.
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Monument Glamping
Container home content is drowning in AI slop — impossible stacks, cantilevers over canyons, structures no engineer would stamp and no county would permit. It's fun to look at. It's terrible business advice.
In this video I walk through The Classic at Monument Glamping: one 10x20 shipping container with a hot tub, sauna, and fire pit on a private deck. Simple layout, simple build, and it books.
What we cover:
Why single-container units are dramatically easier to permit, inspect, and insure than stacked builds
How a smaller footprint keeps your cost per bookable night down
Why repeatability matters more than novelty when you're building a property
What guests actually pay for (the deck, the tub, the fire — not the architecture)
We run three of these now and we're building four more this winter. Not because they're impressive. Because they work.
Subscribe for builder-to-builder lessons on turning land into income-producing hospitality.
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Monument Glamping
Most container homes you see online don't exist. They're AI renders — impossible stacks, cantilevers over cliffs, glass where steel should be. Nobody built them and nobody's sleeping in them.
This one's real. The Classic is a single 10x20 shipping container at Monument Glamping in Monument, Colorado. Inside: a real bed, an electric fireplace, a kitchenette, and a window full of trees. Outside: your own deck with a fire pit, a grill, and a private hot tub.
No stack. No stunt. Just one box, finished well, on private property along Monument Creek.
This is private-property glamping — your own space, your own hot tub, your own fire. Nature without the campground chaos, comfort without packing camping gear. Just show up.
Book your stay: MonumentGlamping.com Subscribe for more real looks at the property.
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Not for sale — these are for the people who take care of the property between stays, so guests always know exactly who's on the land with them. We're holding a few back for guests whose stays turn into something special, too.
Private-property glamping in Monument, Colorado. Real beds, private hot tubs, fire pits, creekside quiet.
Book direct: MonumentGlamping.com Subscribe for more from the property.
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