Not sure about the previous poster, but we have stayed here several times and had a good experience…read moreeach time. Make yoir reservations early as this place is booked on weekends! Eagle Campground is more of a primitive trype camping to those expecting lots of frills and amenities. But this place is great! We camp above the dam and we had site E19 this time. A great site with lots of shade. Campground is electric only with a couple of water spigots here and there. Either fill up before you go or you can fill at the dump station a couple of miles away at the ranger station, where you get your pass. Interior roads are rough so go slow. Most sites are a bit unlevel, so bring your leveling blocks. The big draw is the lake! 3 miles long and 1 mile wide it's great for watersports. Ramps are right across from the campground and very convenient. Marina store is good, with a bit of everything.

We had a quick stay at one of the sites at Eagle campground (#35) and it was fine. We weren't at…read morethe campsite too much as we were back and forth to fort collins for family stuff. Our campsite was level and spaced out enough so we weren't on top of one another. A few issues were that the pass machine at the southern entrance was out of order and all the signs in the campground said not to enter without a pass, under penalty of death. Well, we ignored that and set up, then grabbed our pass when we headed out of the north gate. Get your water before you go in. Also, not a lot (none?) trashcans in the campground area. Had to go to the central day use area to find a trash can. Would go again, but will have lower expectations next time.

My friends and I were so excited for our stay at Wee Casa. We reserved the Sequoia house, unit #2,…read morewhich was a 4 bed accommodation so each of us would have our own space to sleep. Our visit had some hiccups--and the only reason this review went from 2 stars to 3 is that they returned 1/5 of the amount we spent on the reservation as a concession. When we walked in initially, the wow factor was high. The place was so cute and had high quality features like granite countertops, gas stove, fun wavy laminate floors, and big french doors out to the porch. We enjoyed sitting on the porch drinking cocktails and chatting for hours. We noticed a couple cleanliness issues when we first arrived, like a dirty floor and some leftover relics from the folks before us--a single wilted flower on a bedside table and dusty toys and a children's book under the bed. Our enthusiasm truly diminished around bed time when I pulled out the couch to find excessive mouse droppings all over the sheets, blankets, and pillows. Since it was pretty late when we discovered this, two of us elected to share a bed in the loft, hopefully away from any further rodent discoveries. The next morning we were told by the front desk that the mouse issue has never happened before, which I believe, but regardless it was clear to us that our unit had not been thoroughly inspected prior to our arrival. For the price, I would expect a more thorough cleaning of the entire space. We are pretty confident we won't return to Wee Casa.

I absolutely love this place! The staff are so accommodating and welcoming. The location is amazing…read moreand I love living tiny, at least temporarily! Also, I have gone for the last four years and have never had issues with mice or any other rodent or animals as stated in a previous post. I think it's so unfair how people can post things about a business they probably are not true. So unfair to the small businesses.

This lodge was amazing! Right in the middle of the Roosevelt National Forest, on the Big Thompson…read moreRiver, it was everything we hoped for. There's beautiful hiking right in your back yard on Round Mountain and great trout fishing in your front. West 25 minutes is Estes Park which has so many thing to do from downtown shopping, to hiking or even check out the Stanley Hotel where the movie "The Shining" was filmed, and only few minutes past Estes is the Rocky Mountain National Park which has postcard views every way you turn. 45 minutes East is Fort Collins which has some awesome dispensaries. It was the best of both worlds for a couple of newbies to Colorado. I highly recommend this place, owners were beyond friendly and went out of their way to make our stay/vacation everything we had hoped for! Definitely will be coming back!

This is a great resort for those who enjoy having a small community of fun loving people around…read morethem. The resort is located right in the canyon so there are great places to hike right in the resort's back yard! The best part is the management. The couple who took ownership of the resort last year, are the best one could ask for. I hightly recommend this resort to anyone who wants to visit the Estes Park area.

Paul and Rizzo went above and beyond making sure our new camper was hooked up perfectly before…read moreleaving the lot. Appreciate their hard work and commitment!!

My only interaction with them was to inquire about a used RV they had for sale. Salary took my name…read moreand number and did call back to say it had a contract on it and eventually sold. Bummer!

This little bnb is a 5 star hotel quality joint. They prepared us a delicious smoked ribs and corn…read moreon the cob dinner. The amenities were top notch-the bedroom had everything we needed, they even offered us free ppv! The bathroom had a nice large tub and they were happy to let us bring our dogs...they even played with them! If you are in the area, make it a point to stay here.

We had a terrific interview with the owner about what we wanted from our Out West Trip in our…read morecamper this spring. Afterwards, they provided us with a very detailed itinerary - and included some things we hadn't thought of or even knew existed! I highly recommend them - you won't be disappointed. They suggested some changes to our initial plan because they have experience with traffic, weather and time to allow to see what we want to see. We are so excited to have this detailed plan, as it leaves room for changing our minds without sacrificing parts of our trip. Great job!

we had the best vacation ever! would definitely recommend. The fishing was the best we had…read moreexperienced in the entire state.

First time at Hoedown Hill. My guy is a snowboarder and we wanted to give Hoedown Hill a try. It's…read morea short 45 minute drive, without the normal traffic - already a plus. First impressions - super cute place, lots of parking and outdoor spaces to gather, sit and watch and also grab lunch. The onsite restaurant, GrainHouse, was also tasty. Great craft cocktails and their apps were tasty. Service was also fast (we sat at the bar tbh). The boarding - good for the experience. To be fair, the pass was $60 and good from 3pm - 9 pm. There were ZERO lines and you could easily make 8-10 laps in a couple of hours. They offer a green and blue run. If you've got kiddos and live anywhere nearby, this is a great place to teach and get them comfortable. Easy peasy. They've got a Ski School to help with lessons too. If you're a seasoned boarder and wanna try something new, this is great. Don't expect mountains - this is a hill in the middle of a residential neighborhood. It's well done for what it is and you've got all the amenities with non of the hassle. Runs are limited. If you're good with an easy Sunday, Hoedown Hill could be a great way to spend the day. No regrets here.

This place is okay it's definitely a one time one and done. It's best for little kids or a one and…read moredone type place or if you want to learn to snow board or ski. It has two tubing slopes. One main one for adults and one other ones for kiddies. After about an hour you're bored. It's 35 dollars plus tax to get in and you get two hours to tube. I just don't think it's worth it. There is a restaurant on property I didn't eat there so I can't speak on it. Overall it's great for little kids but not big kids. Staff is super friendly though. We left after an hour. We got bored after going down the same slide over and over