Posted in Colorado August 06, 2019 by Annie

There’s A Bed and Breakfast On This Llama Farm In Colorado And You Simply Have To Visit

Have you ever dreamed of living on a farm and caring for cute barnyard critters 24/7? While this job can be both hard and messy, it is also gratifying, yet so few get to experience it for themselves. If you have big dreams of having a farm – or if you just love animals and/or staying in unique accommodations – you will want to take our advice and visit this Colorado bed and breakfast that is also a working llama ranch:

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Welcome to Clark, Colorado; an unincorporated community that is home to pristine mountain views, a charming Main Street General Store, and...

Located on a quiet countryside farm, the Love-a-Llama Lodge is a 3-bed, 1-bath apartment that is situated in the top of a picturesque barn.

While staying the night in a barn may not sound all that glamorous, Love-a-Llama truly is and features everything from comfortable beds to a full kitchen to a cozy dining room.

In addition to all of the above, guests also have access to their own private laundry, an on-site campfire, and stunning views of the surrounding Routt National Forest, making for an experience you will never forget.

What would a llama bed and breakfast be without actual llamas? The Lodge has those, too!

During the spring, summer, and fall months, you can visit the ranch's lovable llamas, which can either be seen roaming around from the window or as up-close-and-personal as you like.

The Love-a-Llama Ranch costs $125 per night and can be booked via Airbnb.

Have you stayed the night at the Love-a-Llama Lodge? Or do you have another quirky Colorado bed and breakfast that is your favorite? Either way, let us know in the comments! While you are in Clark, be sure to also visit If You Only Visit One Colorado Orchard This Year Make It This One.