Loved it! We thoroughly enjoyed our stay! The staff was ready & helpful. We had one small issue,…read moreKelli & Pete got right on it. Fantastic service! The suite was spacious & comfortable. We especially liked the rugged outdoors decor & feel, while the kitchen was big & modern. The full size laundry machine & dryer were an added bonus & the rec room was clean & complete. We only wish we had more time to spend in there. It's a great location & easily beats any hotel. We can't wait to go back! -K&M Justice

We stayed at the Mountain Landing Suites and RV Park a second time after a misunderstanding with…read moreour first booking. They more that took care of us, they comped our room for the misunderstanding. We stayed in one of the pet friendly suites which was very clean and inviting. The whole park is very clean and well cared for. The owner is a wonderful person and the RV spots (as we used to own an RV) are spacious and in wooded surroundings which gives you the fresh and comfortable feel of a mountain surrounding. And to add to the benefit, this is a really reasonably priced place to stay. I encourage anyone on a road trip through Colorado to check it out!

Wonderful place to get rest! Professional, clean, nice and friendly service. Warmly recommendread more

The customer service was excellent. This is one of the most…read moreaccommodating hotels I've ever stayed at. I travel for work about 4-6 months out of the year, some co workers were staying at a chain hotel a few miles down the road and swapped to this hotel with me and only regretted not doing it sooner. I wont stay anywhere else when traveling to the beautiful Pagosa Springs!

This place is amazing and has everything you could want to feel like you were at home. We've been…read moreto "luxury" cabins in the past where the dishes, towels, sheets, etc. felt like discarded mismatches from the owner's primary residence. By contrast, our cabin had matching dish sets, glass sets, wine glasses, towels, sheets, etc. etc. There was nothing lacking, at all. There was even a nice tote bag full of newspapers to start the fire pit, and a ziploc bag of matches in the side pouch. They thought of everything! Details - there was an oven, stove top, refrigerator, dishwasher, washer, dryer and really nice grill on the front porch. The bed was high quality (my back lets me know if not). The location is beautiful. It's only a couple of minutes from downtown Pagosa but feels like it's in the middle of nowhere. It's surrounded by horse farms and we saw plenty of deer walking around the area, including right in front of our cabin one morning! This is the best of both worlds, run by the owner so it has that personal touch, but in a very professional manner. There were also none of those annoying add-ons like a cleaning fee, security deposit, etc. that surprise you at the end of the booking. The advertised price is truly what you pay (plus taxes of course). Thank you Jennifer for making our stay wonderful. This will be our weekend getaway go to place from now on.

If you are searching the internet for the perfect getaway in Pagosa Springs, Colorado, do yourself…read morea favor and stop wasting your time - just book your stay at The Cabins at Hartland Ranch! My wife Renae and I escaped the desert to attend a car show in Pagosa Springs (a GREAT car show, by the way!) and needed a place to stay. There is not enough room in this review to tell you how perfect our stay was! Angie greeted us upon our arrival and showed us our "Cabin". We stayed in "The Peaks" and if you are thinking these are rustic old cabins, think again! These are finely crafted homes with every amenity you would ever need! The furnishings and décor are first rate and give that "Colorado" mountain feel that we were looking for. They have a washing machine and dryer, full size refrigerator, full size stove and oven and all of the necessary dinnerware and utensils needed (including wine glasses!) if you choose to stay secluded for a week and cook your own meals. The bed was super comfy and there is even a whirlpool tub to relax in at the end of the day! The cabins are QUITE and make you feel as though you are 10 miles from anywhere with incredible sweeping views of the Continental Divide. The amazing thing is that these cabins are literally 2 minutes from downtown Pagosa Springs! You are that close to restaurants and activities! And when you are done you are moments from your tranquil oasis! We will DEFINITELY stay here again! On a side note - Renae and I are both photographers and I made a point of getting up at 3:00am to photograph the Milky Way. The stars and Milky Way are the most vivid and bright we have ever seen! As I said, I could go on and on about our stay but suffice it to say that Angie and Ken are the best hosts ever and The Cabins at Hartland Ranch are simply amazing. Don't even hesitate - just book your stay right now!

We booked a night in the hotel style rooms and enjoyed our stay. Check in was easy - they texted us…read morea code and we walked up to our room, typed it in, and had access. The room was clean and had what we needed for cleaning off after a day of hiking. Bed was comfortable, a/c worked great, and the area was pretty quiet. Breakfast in the morning had bacon, eggs, biscuit and gravy, waffles, coffee, breakfast potatoes, and all the typical breakfast options. We really enjoyed our night here and would recommend!

New owners and freshly remodeled. You wont find a better deal on a place. Well worth the money…read morespent.

Once you visit this ranch, you'll want to come back over and over again. My parents started…read morebringing me as a kid, and now I bring my own kids here. Bruce Spruce Ranch is a very peaceful place, nestled in a quiet valley at the bottom of Wolf Creek Pass, just 15 minutes north of Pagosa Springs. Here you can get back to nature, where you sleep in a cabin warmed by a potbelly stove with firewood you chop yourself. Kids have tons of activities, including multiple playgrounds, a creek to play in, hiking trails, tetherball, cornhole, and dozens of free board games and puzzles. So relax and sit on the porch swing - every cabin has one, or catch some rainbow trout for dinner in the fully stocked pond. Book a horseback ride, hike up to Treasure Falls, or just sit in an adirondack chair and watch the chipmunks and hummingbirds. Gather the family around the nightly campfire to enjoy hot dogs and s'mores, and spend the night telling stories under a night sky with millions of stars, free of light pollution. And if you need to reconnect to the outside world, the ranch offers Starlink with fast WiFi in every cabin and throughout the RV park. Spend a few days here, and I promise you'll be back.

So funny story, but my family swore up and down that they knew The Hingers from Bruce Spruce Ranch!…read moreThey grew up in Amarillo, TX and I just think how funny what a small world it is. This is a great place to bring your family to relax around the campfire in the evening; and during the day go hiking, fishing, do some horseback riding, or sightseeing in the surrounding area. The Hinger family has been running Bruce Spruce Ranch since 1966, so it's a family owned business. I really thought it was incredibly romantic stopping by! We stumbled upon Bruce Spruce Ranch in West Fork Campground. We absolutely enjoyed how hot and humid it was in May of this year and enjoyed interacting with the horses. They are incredibly busy, so it was kind of tricky to reserve a spot. I admired looking at all the horses and their many colors. Back in the Day: The cabins rented for somewhere in the area of $2.00 per night, and reservations were made at least a year in advance. Today, the four Hingers, with the help of other family members, continue operating the guest ranch and making improvements, welcoming some families every year into the fourth generation. It is a great place to bring family to relax, fish, hike, sight-see or go horseback riding.

What an amazing experience! We stayed in the Buffalo suite downstairs, and had it all to ourselves…read more Evelyn made the whole stay incredibly comfortable. We had the most amazing breakfast the next morning while having an informative and friendly conversation with Evelyn and the owner. We also got there in the evening and took a horse drawn carriage through the forest while it was snowing from the adjacent business "Buckaroos"!

Decided to try out a Bed & Breakfast and Elk Trace gives the feels of country living in Colorado…read more If you are looking for a peaceful, friendly and inviting place try this one. It's family owned and Evelyn made my experience with my dog warming. From the moment she called in advance to arrival, it's old fashion care. Plus a variety of breakfast to choose from before we went on our way.

Beautiful location. Reminds me of Sedona the way the river runs in front and the restaurants are…read moreon the other side facing us. Many temperatures to choose from also has a swimming pool. Nice way to spend an afternoon with views of the mountains all around. Down side is it can be pricey, so when they ask if you're a local, tell them Durango zip 81301. That'll get you half price! Enjoy

Our first experience with the McCauley Hot Springs in Jemez Springs was so fun that we decided to…read morefind another one in Colorado near Pagosa Springs. I mean, who wants to pay $74 a day to splash around hot water with hundreds of other people? After some googling, we figured we'd try this spot after whitewater rafting. This place is kinda interesting in that it's literally right on the Piedra River, but it's along a section of the river where the hot springs bubble up so you're literally in the river blocked off by man-made dams that you can adjust and/or make new pools by yourself. So if you're headed west out of Pagosa Springs, it's about a 17 mile drive on US 160. You'll pass the turnoff for Chimney Rock on your left (south). US 160 will go north, and you'll see a clearing with some cabins advertising for pinon nuts and a brown sign indicating a turnoff for First Fork Road on your right. You'll want to turn in here. First Fork Road is also known as Piedra Road and Forest Service Route 622. You'll pass a bunch of cabins and camping sites, and the road will be a gravel/washboard/dirt kind of road. It's actually pretty well maintained. It is a little narrow at times with a very steep dropoff, so just be a little careful when you're driving on it. I drove my rental Jetta, and it was entirely fine, but it's probably awful in the winter. You'll take it for 6.7 miles, and you'll come upon a sign on your right with an intersection for Monument Park Road to your right and a parking area for the Sheep Creek Trailhead on your left. You'll want to park in the parking area and take the Sheep Creek Trailhead. Apparently, the signs tell you to register, but all the papers were filled. You would think that they would come around and refresh the papers, but I guess not. The trail starts off easy, but then becomes a bunch of switchbacks and then a very steep descent. You'll be climbing down 800 feet in about 3/4s of a mile. There are places where the trail has been modified or an old part of the trail been closed off, but they're easily discernible. Just make sure you keep to the right every time there's a possible fork. You'll hit a sign about fishing lures and then an open meadow. Take the fork to the right, and it'll cut across the meadow and follow the river upstream. You'll then hit another fork where the trail goes right upwards and another fork that goes down towards the river. Take the upwards right fork. You'll walk about another 3/4s of a mile and you'll enter another clearing after several obvious campsites. Walk towards the river at this point, and you'll see to your left the springs on the banks of the river. I think there must be several other pools upstream from the clearing as we heard voices from there, but we didn't go exploring. The pools are about 100 degrees and they're pretty shallow. I think it's interesting because you can feel the hot water and then you can also feel the cold water from the Piedra River coming in and you can adjust the temperature utilizing the rocks. It's pretty brackish though because there's a lot of silt. In the muddy areas, the mud is super hot too. Apparently clothing is optional, but as there was a bunch of people camping out, there was no skinny dipping this time. ;) I think it's pretty cool when you're sitting in the pool, that you're eye level with the rest of the river...and believe me, the Piedra River is pretty fast this time of the year. Be careful once you get back on the road when you're leaving, especially at sunset. The sun hits your car windshield at such an angle during the red dirt switchback that you won't be able to see very well. And especially with the narrow road and dropoff, it could be a disaster. Lucky for me, he jerked the wheel in time because apparently I was precariously close to the edge. Oops.

Needed a ride to the airport I. Durango and John was great. He picked me up early and then we…read morepicked up one more rider to somewhere close to the airport. The ride was relaxed and he was very cheerful. Couldn't ask for more.

Pagosa Cab will be out of service until June 2027- per a recording within their voice mail box, as…read moreof, per my call at 15Sept. 2026.