We stopped for an overnight stay during our drive through the mountains. The property is well kept…read more Very nice full hook up set up on some sites. The regular/ long terms are on the other side of the building, that was nice. The restrooms/ showers are updated and the nicest we saw the entire trip. The showers are coin operated. The sites are a bit close together, however there are a lot of Aspens between the sites so there is some privacy. The laundry is nice and the store well stocked. Our 9 year old daughter really liked the playground. Overall great place to stay.

I booked via Campspot and had to cancel my reservation. I was within 14-29 days of the reservation…read morestart date; according to their cancellation T&Cs, I should receive a 50% refund. I have chased a number of times, and it has 'been escalated to their admin team' - almost 2 months later and still nothing!!

this 55+ manufactured home community is a diamond in the rough. In the centrally located area of…read moreSouth Denver away from the hustle and bustle of Denver but close enough to conveniently go north a few miles. Into Denver. It's right on the Bear Creek bike which can take you anywhere on paved trails in the Denver area. Everything is nearby that you could imagine. I'm grateful that I found this place. I bought an affordable brand new manufactured home and couldn't be happier. The community center with pool Jacuzzi fitness center and outdoor area is all brand new and perfect. If you need laundry, the laundry room is very efficient and affordable. Some call us a diamond in the rough. I feel safe here and the management is wonderful and attentive and responsive to my needs

Very expensive and no amenities and no reduction in price as a result. No bathrooms, showers, etc…read more The clubhouse and pool area have been being remodeled for many months with no real end visible. Spaces are really close together. On the positive side, management worked to get us in and has been very friendly.

Bear Creek Park is what I call, "my home park!" It is a paved path that leads to two lakes where…read moreyou can paddle board or fish! There are also horse stables, archery and picnic spots! This is a great park to get your daily exercise! A great place for biking,, running, walking, picnic tables, roller blading, a campground too! You are allowed to bring a dog on a leash. Views of mountains, red rocks and lakes one with a sandy beach! This is a fantastic park! There is a daily entry fee or you can buy a yearly pass. Colorado has so many excellent parks!

Wow- what a beautiful park!! I've driven by it on 470 all my life before finally going yesterday…read morefor an event for my son. The picnic shelters and bathrooms (porta and pit) were clean and stocked. The beach was nice and the lake was clean too but too cold for me! There were lots of nice trails for hiking and biking that I hope to check out next time.

A beautiful stone lodge set in the hills of Genesee is a perfect mountain getaway only 30 minutes…read morefrom Denver! Up to 26 people can comfortably sleep on the floor on mattresses in three bedrooms at Twisted Pine. Enjoy exploring this 10 acre property or take a hike at Genesee Mountain Park where you might see the bison and elk herds that call this area home. This is a lovely girl scout property that we just recently had the pleasure of staying at with some of our troop. It looks like a very cool cabin with rock walls. It has a indoor fire place and a outdoor fire pit. It is set back a little bit so it feels like you are out of town but really you are still close to lots of things to do with only 15 minutes to golden, evergreen and wheatridge. Its also close to some great hiking at genesee mountain park. We will definitely be back with our troop!

The owner John literally saved us.We are moving with 3 cats and a dog all well behaved.Ir was…read moregetting late 11 ish on the mountain road ,we were tired and begging to stop someplace he totally hooked us up and gave us a comfy spot for everyone ,my son too.One cabin 2 rooms real cozy.

We stayed two (2) nights at Bailey Lodge in Bailey, CO. First impression was that it was an older…read morelodge, and had not been recently updated for at least 10 or 20 years due to the outdated-looking linens, dirty carpeting, and the "landlord special" type paint jobs and caulking. The room was fairly clean, however, we did find that there were spider webs in the bathroom (with live spiders), dead bugs smashed and stuck to the ceilings and window sills, and the carpet was stained and needed a good vacuuming as there was dirt and pieces of dried mud. The welcome sheets were very cleverly written (by Misty we found out) and were a nice bonus. The beds were a bit stiff, and not all that comfortable, but they were made, and there were plenty of fresh fluffy towels for us to use. We did move the couch in the room closer to the fireplace (I guess this is unheard of by the owner from their reply, I mean who'd think people could want to sit and be comfortable in front of the fire), as we bought some duraflame logs to use in the fire (we were given 1 (not two as the owner has assumed as they always "can't find" any (depends who you ask, Scott said they had none but then when the lady who cleans the rooms heard we wanted one she was somehow able to make one appear out of thin air*), and when we did move the couch we found they do not clean behind/under it, as we found someone's vape pen, and a hair pick. The owner's reply says it is "too difficult" to move the couch and clean in it after every guest's stay, which I find disturbing. This means that any dandruff, trash, or fluids they leave behind are just sitting there on the couch waiting for the next guess. Gross. The room had a small kitchenette, with a double hotplate to use as a stove. The provided dishes were all mostly cleaned spotless, and they had all the basic necessities if you were to cook. However, the faucet of the sink broke off once during use, and caused quite the mess. We were able to fix it and clean the water up and it was fine afterwards, it just needed to be screwed down properly. The grounds are wonderful, and they have many hanging potted flowers, and hanging hummingbird feeders, so there are always a TON of hummingbirds flying to and from. They also have a pond that you can fish from, so long as it is only catch and release. The bad: Our heater went out once each night we stayed, sometime late and night, so we always woke up freezing cold. It was raining the entire time we stayed, so the temperatures dropped to the 40s at night. When we tried to call the office to get the heater fixed when we woke up, we found they don't have the office or phones staffed 24/7, and had to call the phone number provided to us about a million and a half times before a sleepy voice answered to help us out. *Edit: We're so sorry it was a big deal for the owner to have to wake up and get in the shower to come fix the heater that was supposed to have been working properly in the first place so we had a warm room to come back to when we were finished with work. Edit: Changed to 1/5 stars due to owner's response. They basically called us liars. Not the way to approach customer service. Instead of getting defensive maybe try to apologize for the issues we had, and ensure it doesn't happen to customers in the future. And yes, we did call them over and over again starting at 6am, as that is when we had to wake up and shower because we had to be at work by 7am, and our room was in the high 40s. Who'd have thought that when you get out of the shower you'd like to be warm, apparently a crazy concept for the lodge. I've also attached a screenshot of their "summer weather" during our stay. I'm sure most people won't find a 46 degree low anywhere near "tropic." Now when I come back to Bailey for business we will never return to the lodge. Good riddance.

I made a reservation and 2 months ahead of my stay. Got to the inn 10 to 3. Made me wait til 3 then…read moretells me my room is under construction and I have to go to a different hotel. After checking in at the other hotel, I had to go back to the Columbine and get my money back. ZERO STARS

Love love the Columbine in. Husband and I stay there every year at least one night. Sam's great,…read moreit's super clean and very cozy. Will be staying there again in May. Thank you Sam for being an amazing, accommodating innkeeper.

Mojito Creek is an amazing place to go crafting with your friends, and maybe even some new ones…read more There are 2 kitchens, one with professional everything, for all your cooking needs. The craft tables are the perfect size, and each comes with a light and trash can. There is an on-site store for those little things you may have forgotten. It is in the mountains, and like all the Colorado area, has limited water. But Emily and her husband have been amazing at responding when we had a water problem. I've been up there with no water issues and daily showers for everyone as well. Emily has been great during the COVID crisis. Rather than charging her normal rate for the house, she has been charging per person so that the costs remain somewhat the same with fewer guests. I've really enjoyed every weekend I've spent there. My biggest complaint would be that her schedule file up too quickly!!

This is such a wonderful relaxing place to enjoy gathering with friends. I have been there 3-4…read moretimes in the past 18 months and the owners have been so great and helpful. I would go up every possible opportunity if I didn't have to do that ugly thing called work.

Amazing cable car experience to go up to the top of the mountain for a great view and tasty bite…read more It was very windy the day we were there but we couldn't tell sitting in the new cable car that was super spacious. I do think the price is a little steep without any discount but we were able to book in advance online for a 15% off. Normally $50 without discount, additional $15 for a mountain bike but the pricing is for unlimited rides. They just went live around mid-May, definitely would be a fun day of mountain biking if you're into that. Note that they only have black and blue trails for mtn bikers.. so no green routes if you're a beginner. It was such a beautiful view in the cable car, would highly recommend it. I wish they offer a resident discount on top of the 15% early booking to encourage more locals to ride but happy I got a chance to come experience the newly built cable car.

What a wonderful experience today! We made reservations at opening to beat the heat. We took the…read moremighty Argo up to the top to hike back the 5 miles, down to the bottom. The hike was going against the mountain bikers traffic which was nice, so many switch backs. Got a little lost where to continue the hike in the middle due to all the trails coming together, got a little dangerous with the fast bikers. It was fun to see the bikers hooting and hollering about a good ride, all the bikers were friendly towards us. After the long journey down, we headed right back up again to get a bite and a drink. Took a while to get food, it was a food truck. You have beautiful views while you wait. It's expensive if you don't get a discount in my opinion, and if you are not mountain biking. I got a 15% +15% promotion discount so it was worth the experience.