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Protecting the Lone Tree Bluffs 

The last wild mesa tops and trails on top of the Lone Tree bluffs are under threat from a massive new housing development. Once it’s built, this view — and the wildlife that call it home — will be lost forever. 
 

Why This Matters

This site was created to bring clarity and transparency to the proposed Hillcamp development.

Hillcamp is a significant project on and near the Lone Tree bluffs — an area that plays an important role in the identity of our city. Projects of this scale have the potential to shape how Lone Tree evolves for decades.

The bluffs aren’t just open space. They’re the heart of our community — a sanctuary where neighbors hike, ride, reflect, and reconnect with the Colorado we love. Every sunrise over the East/West Trail reminds us what matters: open sky, quiet trails, and the wildlife that still moves through this landscape.

The goal here is simple: make it easier to understand what’s being proposed, where things stand in the process, and how to stay informed.

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Our Mission

Save the Lone Tree Bluffs is a community-led effort focused on the Lone Tree bluffs and the proposed Hillcamp development.

The aim is to bring clarity to what’s being proposed, make information easier to access, and help residents stay informed about a project that touches a defining part of our community.

Frequently Asked Questions

Hillcamp is a proposed residential development located on and near the Lone Tree bluffs within the RidgeGate West area. It is currently under review through the City of Lone Tree’s development process

What is Hillcamp?
A proposed residential development on and near the Lone Tree bluffs in RidgeGate East, currently under City review.


Where is it in the process?
The application has been resubmitted and is in a public referral period, where staff, agencies, and residents can review and comment.


How can I see the plans?
All materials are available on the City of Lone Tree website here
 

How can I get involved?
Residents can review materials, submit comments during referral periods, and follow the project as it moves through the process. Find out more on this post
 

Who makes the decision?
The Lone Tree City Council makes final decisions after staff review, public input, and applicable planning considerations.

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