There’s something guests don’t always realize when they book a stay at Monument Glamping: the people who own and run this property aren’t just innkeepers. Chris and Wendy Jeub are among the people other landowners turn to when they want to build something like this themselves.
Chris spends part of his time teaching property owners across the country how to take raw land and turn it into a real hospitality business — private-property glamping, done right. Safari tents with real beds. Container homes with private decks. Hot tubs, fire pits, creekside settings. The kind of detail that makes a stay feel restful instead of improvised.
That teaching runs in both directions. Every lesson Chris shares with other landowners is a lesson learned first, hands-on, right here on this six-acre property along Monument Creek. The units — Honeycomb, Secret Garden, Colorado Cowboy, Queen’s Retreat, King’s Quarters — exist because Chris and Wendy tested, adjusted, and refined what actually makes a private outdoor stay work for guests who want to relax and reconnect, without the hassle of packing camping gear.
So when you book Monument Glamping, you’re not just choosing a place with good reviews. You’re choosing hosts who take this work seriously enough to teach it — and who are still, every day, doing the work themselves.
That’s the kind of care that built this place. Come feel it for yourself. Check availability and book direct at MonumentGlamping.com. Just show up. We’ll handle the rest.
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