Inside a Camp Baldy tent cabin

Camp Baldy

Private tent cabins at 7,800 feet. Two round-trip lift rides, two dinners and two breakfasts included. Bring your sleeping bag, we handle the rest.

Camp Baldy is a summer stay. Tent cabins open for the summer season. Book early, weekends go fast.
Camp Baldy tent cabins among the pines
Since 2015

Camp with a little glamp

Get away from the valley and spend the weekend in one of our eleven tent cabins, each on its own raised wooden platform on the hillside at Manzanita Flats, with views of the San Gabriels, the Baldy summit and the high desert.

  • A round-trip scenic lift ticket for each guest for your whole stay
  • All meals plus lemonade, iced tea, coffee and water
  • A free disc rental for the Big Horn Disc Golf course (when available)
  • A free ride on the Desert View Zip Line (when available)

The tent cabins

Fully enclosed 10' x 12' canvas tents with locking doors and windows that open to the breeze. Rates are for two guests. Some cabins sleep up to four, with an extra-guest charge.

  • Queen, twin or twin bunk beds with fitted covers and pillows
  • Chair, bedside table and portable lantern
  • A filled fresh-water jug and utility hooks
  • Bring your own bedding: sleeping bag (30°F recommended), blankets or comforter
Camp Baldy is off grid. No electricity or plumbing in the cabins. Restrooms are 200 to 800 yards away, at portable restrooms or inside Top of the Notch. Showers aren't available.
CabinBeds
Cabin 11 Queen
Cabin 21 Queen
Cabin 3Two bunks (4 twins)
Cabin 41 Queen
Cabin 51 Queen
Cabin 71 Queen
Cabin 81 Queen
Cabin 91 Queen
Cabin 102 Twins
Cabin 11Two bunks (4 twins)
Cabin 121 Queen
All-inclusive dining

What you'll eat

One night: prix fixe dinner on arrival and a continental breakfast.

Two nights: Friday dinner; Saturday breakfast, boxed lunch and dinner; Sunday breakfast.

Dinner5 – 6 PM
Breakfast7 – 10:30 AM
Event nights dinner5 – 9 PM

Vegetarian options at every meal. Our chef can handle most dietary needs with notice.

Arrival

Check in & out

Check in3 – 6 PM
Event nightsuntil 8 PM
Check out11 AM at the Notch

Check in at the Café or Ticket Office at the base. Running late? Call us so we can plan for you. Stay and enjoy the mountain after check-out.

Good to know

Are dogs allowed?

Yes, dogs are welcome at Camp Baldy on a leash at all times. Dogs can't ride the lift, so campers with dogs walk the 4-mile trail to Top of the Notch.

Is it wheelchair accessible?

The lift loading area is wheelchair accessible, and wheelchair access to tent cabins can be arranged. We stop the lift to load a wheelchair, so please call ahead. Guests must be able to sit in the chair on their own and help reasonably with loading and transfers.

Is there cell service or Wi-Fi?

Limited. Some carriers work in parts of the resort, but Wi-Fi isn't guaranteed and there's no landline or radio at the cabins.

Please read before you book

Guest guidelines

Once the resort closes for the night, staff aren't on site until it opens the next morning. You're responsible for your own safety and actions overnight.

If you don't arrive by check-in time, the reservation falls under our cancellation policy.

  • Bring a sleeping bag, warm layers (wool or fleece, no cotton), a waterproof shell and a headlamp
  • Carry your gear in your own backpack and be ready to walk mixed terrain at night
  • Gear on the lift can't exceed 30" x 20" x 14" in total, and may be searched
  • No ice chests, outside food, drones, loose bags, strollers, radios, firearms, fireworks, weapons, sleds, drugs or alcohol
  • Lift riders must be at least 40" tall. Carrying small children isn't permitted. Two riders per chair
  • No dogs or other animals on the lift

Wake up on the mountain

Weekends fill up early, especially on Moonlight Hike nights.