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Colorado is home to no less than twenty-six ski resorts such as those in Vail and Breckenridge; other winter activities include snowboarding, sledding, sleigh rides, snow hiking and snowmobiling. The state is blessed with national parks, grasslands and forests where in warmer weather you can enjoy hiking, mountain biking or rock climbing. Wildlife abounds, from bears to moose and raccoons to wolverines. More interested in local history? Head for either the Ute Indian Museum or the Koshare Indian Museum, and don't miss the forts such as Fort Garland and Bent's Old Fort. For a complete change, why not take a ride in a hot air balloon from South Park Valley or Boulder and admire Colorado's picturesque landscape from above?
Things to do in Colorado
1. Lawson Adventure Park & Resort
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Adventure near Denver! We're a family-friendly adventure park with lots of outdoor activities like zipline, rafting, via ferrata mountain climbing, and more! We also have lodging with tiny-home style, fully furnished Cabins and one-room Yurts that are great for large groups and feature bunk beds.
Fantastic Rafting trip
Reviewed By bradsY2238KLWe booked a last minute rafting trip with Lawson Adventure Park for our family of six. Roach was our guide and we had a fantastic rafting experience! It was easy, clean and the water was fun. Highly recommend Lawson.
2. Colorado Bear Creek Cabins
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 100 reviews
Comfortable rustic log cabins nestled among towering Rocky Mountain pine and spruce trees, with full kitchens and huge stone wood-burning fireplaces. There are large front porches, picnic tables, BBQ grills, lounge chairs, and sitting areas along the creek. Located 25 miles west of Denver and an easy, 45 minute drive from Denver International Airport. The cabins have been a resort destination since 1947 in beautiful Evergreen (1 mile away), which is a sought after destination from around the world.
Evergreen 2021
Reviewed By MaryKayOwossoWe have stayed at Colorado Bear Creek several times when visiting family in Evergreen. The cabins are comfortable, spotlessly clean, fully equipped with kitchen, bathroom and outside area. Proximity to Bear Creek is breathtaking! The housekeeping staff is very thorough and friendly. The owners are very helpful and easy to communicate with. I would not stay anywhere else! HIGHLY recommend!
3. Chinook Cabins & RV Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 53 reviews
11 rustic log cabins from the 1890's each with their own theme. Many have fireplaces and full kitchens. All have high speed internet. Many cabins are pet friendly. If cabins aren't your thing, we have 18 over sized RV sites w/full hook ups. Several are 50 amp. Tent sites are available as well. During the spring and summer there is a bath house and coin operated laundry facility. We have a large pavilion for get together's, a fire pit, basketball, tether ball, & horseshoe pit.
Kids and grandkids visit.
Reviewed By Therapy4toExcellent accommodations. Owner/ operators were magnificent. The cabins were like walking back in time. RV park was very nice. Highly recommend if you are looking for a fantastic vacation spot don’t over look Chinook Cabins & RV
4. Garden of the Gods RV Resort
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 369 reviews
Enjoy spectacular views of Pikes Peak, “America’s Mountain.” Our location among Colorado’s historical mountain towns will make your camping experience in Colorado Springs truly memorable. Adding to this, we’ve upgraded to give you the modern comforts. Ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, families, rallies, and even individuals who want to “disconnect” and explore the picturesque surroundings of the Garden of the Gods.
Very Helpful Staff Attendant
Reviewed By 449robinbWe arrived slightly after hours so the office was closed. The individual who took our booking info over the phone said he would email us a map of the parking area..........however he neglected to do that. Therefore when we arrived at dusk, I did not know where to go. I approached a staff attendant who was cleaning and asked him. He immediately dropped what he was doing and said "follow me in the golf cart." Wow! That was super nice and he even assisted with backing into the proper space. The area is nice and clean with a friendly atmosphere and there are clearly several RV's here parked for the "long haul" (all winter).
5. Mountain Landing Suites & RV Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 71 reviews
Lodging Just Like home. One and two bedroom units with kitchens, dining areas and living rooms. Flat screen T.V.'S, cable, VCR/DVD players, free movies, barbecque areas, playground, basketball, horseshoe pits, Swim spa, exercise/game room, WIFI, computer station, laundry facility. Nightly, weekly and monthly rates. Small pets welcome (pet fee). Clean, Quiet and affordable.We have added a New 36 site full hook up (50amp)RV Park. There are two bath houses, laundry facility, pavilion and free WIFI.
Suite stay in Pagosa Springs.
Reviewed By april118Nice place to stay in Pagosa. We stayed in a suite. Nice to have separate living, kitchen, and bedroom areas. Everything was clean. Furniture isn't new but was comfortable. Slept well. Didn't use the pool area, but there is one. Our room was pet friendly, but our dog didn't seem to notice that others has come before him. So room was well cleared. Office person on duty from 9am to 9pm. We would stay here again.
6. Park Row Lodge
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 78 reviews
Old and Shows Its Age
Reviewed By WadeFromOklahomaMy girlfriend and I stayed here in September, 2020. When I made my reservation, my mom told me that it sounded like the same motel she and Dad had stayed at in 1958 during a trip there. After I showed her pictures of the motel, she confirmed that it was. "It wasn't very fancy, was it?" she asked. No, Mom, it's not. When you stay on the bottom floor (in the back of the motel, facing the stream - which is the best part of the whole property), you'll hear EVERY. SINGLE. FOOTSTEP. that your neighbors above you take. The ceiling - their floor - is thin. Very thin. Mighty thin. But not as thin as the walls. Oh, no. The walls are thin, and when your neighbor decides to play his radio at 3:00am, you will hear EVERY. SINGLE. DRUMBEAT. AND. EVERY. SINGLE. BASS LINE. So, if you decide to recover from your sleep deprived night with a wonderful hot shower, guess what - HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA there's NO hot water, and VERY LITTLE water pressure! And, if you're female, and you decide to go up to the parking lot to make a call because the reception in your room is not great, and the owner of the motel yells at you asking you who you are and which room you're staying in - THAT is a real knee slapper, I tell ya!! We stayed two nights. We had pre-paid for our room. When we decided to stay a third night in the Springs area, we stayed in a hotel north of town. It's tempting to catch their specials on websites such as this because their prices are below average. But, your experience will also be below average. Take your chances, if you dare.
7. Collective Vail
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 140 reviews
The Vail Collective Retreat is situated on the 4 Eagle Ranch in Colorado's Rocky Mountains. Located just 20 miles west of Vail and 20 miles east of the Eagle Airport, our retreat creates the feeling of a remote escape at a convenient and easily accessible location. Overlooking the 1,000 acres of pasture, our glamping tent accommodations offer the unique experience of connecting you with the natural surroundings, while providing you with luxurious comforts. Each tent has a plush king bed, wood burning stove, and private bathroom. Along with your reservation, you will be invited to our weekly farm to table dinners and receive a complimentary wine tasting. Our dedicated team, coveted locations, and extraordinary experiences collectively make our retreats and your travel inspirational.
Elevated camping experience
Reviewed By E4950DZashleysI absolutely loved my expectations Collective Retreat Vail. The tents and decor are charming and accommodations are in superb conditions. The views were beautiful and friendly staff made our stay enjoyable.
8. Texan Resort
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 75 reviews
Resort needs overhaul!
Reviewed By Minnieof5We stayed in cabin #21 (The Almont) during the wine/art festival recently. Our cabin was filthy! I swept up a large amount of dirt from the floors throughout the cabin. Someone attempted to dust the dirt off a bedroom end table and it was obvious they didn’t pick up anything to dust. Towels and sheets were worn, and the kitchen dish towel was stained. The front porch, swing and chairs were covered with lots of dust. There is no pride of ownership from several cabins within the resort. The internet was poor and TV didn’t work the two days/nights we were there. We understood most of the cabins are owned by individuals. Unfortunately, this was only choice we had to stay in Lake City due to festival. It is very overpriced for what you get!
9. Kiser Creek Cabins
Overall Ratings
5 based on 4 reviews
Perfect Stay
Reviewed By Ash11701My family stayed at Kiser Creek with our two college girls and a friend. I can’t say enough nice things about the stay. The owner is the most friendly, giving host I have encountered. He made us feel at home and was very accommodating. If you want a quiet, beautiful, peaceful trip, I highly recommend to check out these cabins. We took a walk to the private creek and the owner made us an outstanding fire where we could sit outside in the snow, enjoy the fire and the amazing stars.
10. La Junta KOA Journey
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 33 reviews
Beware: Rain = Mud
Reviewed By GuyNorCalThis is not an entirely bad park. The people are good people. They suspected a thief was tent camping and warned us. it made sense--the fellow tried to sell me a brand new robotic vacuum cleaner he "did not need for his RV." The indoor facilities were impeccably clean, better. Cleanest restrooms and showers my wife or I have seen. It is easy to navigate the interior roads. The problem is the ground. It is 50% dirt and 50% gravel. It was improperly engineered when developed and drains poorly, worse. We were in the middle of puddles and mud. This can be corrected, it would take much engineering and park overhaul. I will gladly stay here again if I know there is no rain in the forecast. It is in an excellent location for one who desires to stop in La Junta.
