The facilities themselves are really nice. Mostly clean and well maintained bathrooms. Great views…read more Nice campsites. The camp host should be replaced. There were multiple large groups staying up all night, being very loud, playing really loud music. There were up far past 3am. Any decent camp host would have put an end to this. I felt sorry for people camping close by in tents.

Beautiful quiet spot to check out on a mildy chilly winter weekend. There was barely anyone at the…read morestate park and it was serene and peaceful to spend an afternoon walking around. Since I haven't been in the summer when I feel you can really take advantage my opinion is definitely skewed but it's worth the short and beautiful drive from Steamboat (about 50 minutes). The park was $9 to get in and you also have access to go to Pearl Lake with the day pass, but out of the two options this one was definitely better. There's a short hike about 1.1 miles called Tombstone nature trail. Looking forward to going back sometime in the summer when there's more to explore and I can spend time on the water.

What an amazing Gem we stumbled upon! We were going back and forth between staying here and…read moreSaratoga springs Resort, after reading some reviews we chose Copperline and you should do the same!! Comfortable beds, personable staff, EV chargers! We were blown away with this place! We drive to Denver from Salt Lake a couple times a year and can't wait to stay here each time. The best part was the homemade breakfast in the morning made by Dan. Delicious and so many options! As we sat and ate breakfast Dan and his friend gave us tips on a beautiful route out of Saratoga so we drove through Snowy Range. It was breath taking! We also stoped by hobo springs before heading out our kids loved playing in the river and hot springs! Thank you for a great stay CopperLine Lodge!! From Samantha & Fano And Mack and Koa

The next time that I'm staying in Saratoga, this will definitely be my go to place to stay. The…read morehost were so friendly and gave me great recommendations on places to eat and visit throughout town. It was very comfortable and quiet and I had an amazing view of the Wyoming sunset and sunrise. I would definitely recommend this little gem for anyone looking for a nice place to stay when in Saratoga.

This place has it all for a small remote town... food stuffs, hardware, auto, videos, military and…read morecamping supplies, plus a gas station and cabins for rent! The prices are affordable, especially for how remote this little gem is and Rocky and his wife make EVERYONE feel at home, be it a local or a tourist passing through. The cabins run about 40 dollars a night, the gas is reasonable, and this is a great place to sit outside and meet all the locals.

We had just set up camp over by the lake, and didn't want to fuss making dinner, as it was a long…read moreday of travel. We decided to stop here and see what we could get to go, since we had our two dogs with us. There is an outdoor sitting area that's covered and has a beautiful view. I went in while my husband sat outside. I brought menu out and we decided upon the GF pizza (hoping for the best, we never know what we might get). And last min I ordered the fries. My husband doesn't have to eat GF, but decided to eat with me and not get his own. It only took about 15-20 mins for our order. We were so shocked at how AMAZING that pizza was. I normally am disappointed in GF pizza, always tastes like cardboard. This did not taste like cardboard and was the best GF pizza I have ever had. I will be craving this pizza for the rest of my life now. Even my husband said it delicious. I can't wait for next summer when we return to have another one. They offered only one size of the pizza and it was enough for two people. I highly recommend stopping in and getting one, maybe two! Lol We got pepperoni, mushrooms and sausage - mmmm so tasty!!

Horse back riding was so awesome! We had a beautiful day and the ride was breathtaking. My family…read moreare all beginners having not ridden in decades. My daughter is 7 and rode a sweet horse named Holly independently for the whole ride. It was a slow easy pace and everyone felt comfortable. The wranglers/guides were so nice and chatty. They took great care of us on the trail. We were all very saddle sore.

This place is under a new name now and has been totally upgraded! The rooms were clean and decent…read moresized. Within walking distance to the shops and restaurant and entertainment!

What a pleasant surprise. We rolled into town on our way through from camping in Yellowstone and…read moreGrand Teton National Parks. Most hotels were fully booked. We got a last room here and couldn't have been happier! The details they put into their renovation did not go unnoticed. Clean quaint and super close to the hot springs. Ben & Charles we're super kind and helpful and even gave us local suggestions.

Called Pine Lodge now. Excellent service. Clean rooms. Highly recommend. The staff are amazing.read more

Beautifully renovated Motel! The rooms were very clean and felt like home. The owners were amazing…read morein their hospitality - they made sure we had a great stay.

Never have I seen a company so poorly managed! This lack of skill reflects back to the guest by…read morecheap food, botched services and corner cutting at all costs!! You don't get what you pay for at Three Forks Ranch. Look at the employee reviews and the way they treat their employees!

My husband and daughter stayed at the ranch for an elk hunt. The staff is amazing. Professional,…read moreknowledgeable, helpful, and just about every positive attribute you'd want to assign. The property is absolutely beautiful with lots of trout swimming in the streams, deer running through fields, bald eagles flying up above, etc. The ranch is in a lovely, bucolic setting in a peaceful valley. It is perfect for those who want to unplug from the world. While there is WiFi and connectivity in the lodge, once you wander the extensive grounds, there's no cell phone service. A boon to those of us who are over connected.

Spectacular. That's the first word that comes to mind when recounting our weekend stay at Brush…read moreCreek Ranch in Saratoga, Wyoming. Brush Creek Ranch (BCR) is an all-inclusive luxury ranch where elite accommodations, world-class cuisine, & activities abound. We drove to BCR from Denver and it took us about 4 hours to get there. If flying, the ranch is one hour from the Laramie Regional Airport or 3.5 - 4 hours from Denver International Airport (dependent on weather). Upon arrival on ranch property, we were escorted by a staff member to The Lodge. The staff at Brush Creek Ranch were exceptional in every way. Each one was committed to delivering a first-class experience and were eager to serve. Kayla was manning the concierge desk upon our arrival and seamlessly handled our check-in. Following check-in, we walked into The Lodge's great room and were immersed in a grandiose western homestead. From the antler chandeliers, massive exposed log beams to the impressive fireplace, we immediately had that vacation feeling of arriving somewhere special. Eddie unloaded our luggage from the car and put our bags in our room. We stayed in the Lupine room - a King Guest Room in The Lodge. The Lupine room was rustically-elegant, furnished with a king bed and located on the first floor of the lodge. The premium bedding was everything - the down pillows & comforter had us sleeping like babies every night. The room offered views of Wyoming's hills & the main lodge lawn area. The room had a Keurig and a full selection of Caribou coffee, hot chocolate & water. There were three gourmet dining experiences onsite at the ranch and let me tell you, this is some of the best food I have ever had. Each meal was sensational; I cannot say enough good things. During our stay we dined at Pioneer Kitchen, Trailhead Lodge, & the Cheyenne Club. For activities we went snowmobiling. All dining & activity reservations were made directly through & hosted by Brush Creek Ranch. Amenities at BCR included the Cattle Baron Library, fitness center, spa, saloon, great room, riding arena, & mountaintop decks. The Cattle Baron Library was a lounge with a stone fireplace, board games & television (1 of 3 onsite). This was a relaxing space to wind down before bed. The saloon encompassed everything you'd expect from a western saloon of the old American West. We walked through the doors and were met with a fully-stocked bar, a pool table, shuffleboard & more. We ate dinner at Pioneer Kitchen our first night at Brush Creek Ranch. Pioneer Kitchen is the resort's newest dining venue with an upscale-casual ambiance & wellness-forward menu. We arrived at Pioneer Kitchen and were seated in the main dining room. The aesthetic of the restaurant was airy and fresh with cream dining chairs, round chandeliers, & red backlit bar. General Manager, Cory and server Emma took great care of us during our meal. For Classic Cocktails I had the Sidecar. Ross had the Sage Advice which was a non-alcoholic mocktail. For Appetizers we had the Smoked Trout Dip and the Classic Caesar Salad. The Smoked Trout Dip was made with pickled onion, truffle and a side of potato chips. The dip was thick and creamy in texture with generous pieces of trout throughout. The smoked trout paired well with the cream cheese, fresh herbs, & salty chips. The Classic Caesar Salad was made with garlic croutons, grana Padano, and white anchovy. This Caesar salad was characterized by cold crisp greens, the nutty profile of the Padano cheese and briny vinegar of the white anchovy fillets. For Mains we had the Wagyu New York Strip and the Cedar Planked Ora King Salmon. The Wagyu New York Strip was served with lobster butter and crispy fingerlings. The Farm at Brush Creek raises American Wagyu; a rare breed of cattle that produces exceptional beef and reflects BCR's goals of sustainability. This was a phenomenal main all around. The Wagyu New York Strip was cooked to medium perfection. The meat was lean and high in protein. The strip had a natural, chewy texture and beefy flavor. The lobster butter was decadent and sexily melted into the wagyu making each bite so juicy. The crispy fingerling potatoes were the best fingerling potatoes I've ever had. Their thin skins were crisp and salted & gave way to a soft, fluffy potato interior. The Cedar Planked Ora King Salmon was served with wild rice and charred broccolini. The salmon had a light & creamy mouthfeel with an inherent sweet oil profile. For dessert we had the BCR Double Chocolate Brownie served with vanilla ice cream & topped with salted caramel sauce. The brownie came to the table piping hot in a skillet. The rich chocolate, buttery caramel and touch of vanilla made for heavenly bites. For a dessert cocktail I had the Brandy Alexander. The Brandy Alexander was made with Cognac, Creme de Cacao, Cream & Cinnamon. This retro brandy cocktail was indulgent yet easy to drink - chocolatey, creamy, & smooth.

Best Food at a Ranch Vacation. And the service was amazing. We had steak and pasta. Lunches had…read morea lot of variety. Highly recommend.