Huttopia Paradise Springs: Trappeur Tents

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About Huttopia Paradise Springs: Trappeur Tents

In the heart of the San Gabriel Mountains, a mountain spring flows through a wide canyon lush with greenery.

With its unspoiled beauty, crisp mountain air and dappled sunlight, it’s easy to see why Paradise Springs was a natural choice for our very first Huttopia destination on the West Coast. We’ve been carefully planning Huttopia Paradise Springs for a long time, and we’re excited to welcome you this season!

Stay in our Trappeur tent, which can accommodate up to 5 guests and is stocked with real beds (and linens), a private bathroom (with running water), a kitchen corner, and a patio with furniture and gas grill.

You’ll find our Huttopia Paradise Springs village high up in the San Gabriel Mountains inside the protected Angeles National Forest. Paradise Springs has long been a destination for people looking to escape greater Los Angeles for the wild. It’s an oasis in a wide canyon, ringed by lush desert greenery fed by an artesian spring that flows into a winding creek all year long. That sounds like paradise to us.

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