Book a Farm Stay in Saguache County, CO

Name: Salida, every good thing those other great mountain towns used to be.
Address: Salida

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Top Farmstay in Saguache County

Enjoy the Aspen tree colors in Fall & Skiing at Monarch Mt. 25 minutes away!

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This farm stay featured laundry facilities and barbecue grills.

Free WiFi

Parking available

Beautiful Ranch Home—7 Minutes From Alamosa!

$271 nightly

$303 total

Nov 5 - Nov 6

Total with taxes and fees

This farm stay features laundry facilities.

Free WiFi

Air conditioning

Blue Barn Farmhouse - 30 min from Great Sand Dunes / 20 min from Hot Springs.

$228 nightly

$245 total

Nov 5 - Nov 6

Total with taxes and fees

A hot tub is featured at this farm stay, along with laundry facilities.

Hot Tub

Free WiFi

Secluded Ranch House on the Rio Grande River

$195 nightly

$210 total

Nov 5 - Nov 6

Total with taxes and fees

This farm stay includes a garden and laundry facilities.

Parking available

Laundry

Salida, every good thing those other great mountain towns used to be.

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This farm stay features a gym and a hot tub. A garden, laundry facilities, and barbecue grills are also on offer.

Hot Tub

Pet friendly

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Saguache County Farmstay essential information

Accommodation	5 Farmstay
Lowest Price	$210
Highest Price	$303
Popular accommodation	Enjoy the Aspen tree colors in Fall & Skiing at Monarch Mt. 25 minutes away!, Beautiful Ranch Home—7 Minutes From Alamosa!, Blue Barn Farmhouse - 30 min from Great Sand Dunes / 20 min from Hot Springs., Secluded Ranch House on the Rio Grande River, Salida, every good thing those other great mountain towns used to be.