For Immediate Release
Colorado’s Historic Arapaho Valley Ranch Offering Weekday Special Through October 31
GRANBY, Colo., Sept. 5, 2025 – Arapaho Valley Ranch in Grand County, Colo. is offering a “Weekday Fall Special” featuring 15 percent discounts on stays of two or more nights in yurts, tipis, glamping tents and RV and tent campsites. Yurts are open year-round while the campsites, tipis and glamping tents close in early October, weather permitting. The special is available until the end of the month for yurts and until closing for the remainder of the accommodations.
Reservations can be made online, by calling 970-238-9728 or by email at info@arapahovalleyranch.com. To receive the discounts, guests need to use the promo code WEEKDAY15 when making reservations.
Glamping tents, tipis and yurts include a camp kitchen box with various utensils as well as propane grills and stoves. All units have either drip coffee makers or presses.
Arapaho Valley Ranch also offers a variety of cabins open year-round.
“Fall is full of surprises around here, because the wildlife are active, the trees are quickly changing and the weather can be delightfully unpredictable, ranging from warm, sunny days to days with snow and rain,” said Hayden Hughes, ranch manager. “We advise our guests to come prepared for any weather, and if they happen to have forgotten certain essentials, they can usually find them in the Trading Post here.”
Studies have shown that fall is the favorite season for some 40 percent of people responding to polls with summer coming second at 24 percent.
Top reasons for travelers to visit Grand County are wildlife watching and to check out the fall foliage. It’s not uncommon for guests to see moose and elk near the ranch, in Rocky Mountain National Park and scattered throughout open spaces up and down the valley. Peak fall foliage season in Colorado’s Grand County starts in mid- to late-September and continues well into October. A more detailed description of local foliage viewing can be found online.
Arapaho Valley Ranch is located near the charming towns of Granby and Grand Lake and features on-site activities such as fishing, canoeing, biking, hiking, wildlife watching, yard games, volleyball and a playground.
The drive time to Arapaho Valley Ranch is two hours and 15 minutes from Denver, three hours from Fort Collins, three hours from Colorado Springs and a half hour from Granby. Travelers on an interstate road trip can access the area from I-70 to the south, I-80 to the north, I-25 to the east and various state and U.S. highways. Many will enter Rocky Mountain National Park in Estes Park, Colo. and drive Trail Ridge Road – typically open from Memorial Day Weekend until conditions dictate a fall closing – and exit the park in Grand Lake.
The region surrounding Arapaho Valley Ranch is a recreational playground with a wide variety of activities. Grand Lake and Lake Granby provide fishing and water sports. The towns of Granby, Grand Lake and Winter Park offer a variety of retail shops, restaurants and entertainment.
Just 45 minutes from the ranch, Rocky Mountain National Park features 265,000 acres of spectacular mountains and meadows and incredible hiking and wildlife watching.
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About Arapaho Valley Ranch
Arapaho Valley Ranch has been welcoming guests since 1946. Situated on 38 acres on the south end of Lake Granby near the town of Granby, Colo., the ranch features glamping tents, yurts, tipis and cabins as well as on-site activities and a wide range of regional attractions. The ranch is popular for weddings, special events and music festivals. This off-grid property generates electricity through solar power while storing excess on batteries. Propane is used for heat, and water is pumped from a depth of 80 feet.
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