If it’s an old-fashioned family vacation you’re after, maybe a few nights in the wilderness is what you’re after.  Most of the rustic cabins provide running water, full kitchens and fire places—everything you’d want in a cabin.  Plus, if you’re lucky, you may spot an elk or even a bear.

On the other hand, if you’re more into relaxation and want to be waited upon, the full service spas can offer massages, facials and more with wine, atmosphere and slow music.  No matter which type of accommodations you need, lodging in Estes Park abounds.

To learn more, visit our accommodations page and our things to do section.

For lodging Estes Park offers rustic cabins, quaint bed and breakfasts, luxurious condos and more.   Be sure to book early as accommodations fill up quickly, especially in the summer months.  To begin planning your Estes Park vacation, check out the deals found on our home page.

Maybe you’re just looking for a little relaxation.  The cool mountain breeze blowing through the pines is so calming as you sit on the deck of your condo overlooking the valley below.  If you’re looking for this kind of lodging Estes Park is right for you.  Click on over to our accommodations page to see a full selection of the possibilities.  As the official website of the Estes Area Lodging Association, you’ll find listings for virtually all of the lodging options in the area.  We look forward to seeing you soon.

If you’re like others trying to find the best options for lodging Estes Park has everything from cabins to luxury condos.  Of course, there’s always camping and backpacking in the National Park.  Our accommodations section has each type of lodging grouped together for your convenience.  Be sure to check out all of the things to do as well.

Summer activities include hiking, fly fishing, boating, biking and more.  In the winter months, tourists enjoy snow shoeing, cross country skiing and shopping as well as things like spa treatments and reading by a crackling fire.

Check out all of the things to enjoy in Estes Park starting on our home page.

To start researching your staycation near the Denver Metro Area, check out the bargains on our specials page found on the home page.

A drive over Trail Ridge Road for example is something that most visitors feel is an essential part of a Colorado vacation.  A hike around Bear Lake often makes the top ten list.  Horseback riding, star gazing and wildlife viewing are also high on the list of priorities.  An adventure vacation might include six or seven nights in a cozy Estes Park Cabin or a luxurious riverside suite and high energy activities like rafting, hiking, rock climbing or boating.  A romantic vacation might include several nights at an Estes Park Bed and Breakfast along with a couples massage, romantic dinners and evenings by the fire.  Whatever a visitor chooses to include in her Colorado vacation package she is sure to create a once in a lifetime vacation in Colorado.

When was the last time you actually built a fire in a stone fire place?  Or how about fishing with a cane pole for trout?  Have you ever seen a bear other than on T.V.?  If you’re looking for something different this summer that’s not the same old type of vacation you’ve taken in years past, consider the cabins in Estes Park.

During the day, when you head out the door, adventure is just steps away.  Many of the resorts have horseback riding, games, stocked fishing ponds, and more.  Plus, Rocky Mountain National Park is never far away.  Once inside the Park, your opportunities are endless.  With dozens and dozens of trails to choose from, there are great hikes for every skill level.  If you want a challenge get up early and hit the trail head for Long’s Peak with towering more than 14,000 feet above sea level, the views from the top are spectacular.  On a clear day, you can actually see Pike’s Peak more than 120 miles to the south near Colorado Springs.  It’s not uncommon in Colorado to see more than 250 miles from the top of a fourteener.

Before you book your cabins in Estes Park, be sure to check out our cabins page listed under accommodations in the side bar.  There you’ll find a comprehensive listing of all the best ones to choose from.

One Estes Park hotel is almost as famous as the National Park itself.  The historic Stanley Hotel has served as host to dignitaries from around the globe but it’s probably most well known as the scene where Hollywood filmed Steven King’s thriller, The Shining.  You may recall the frightening snow storm or the long hallways with ghosts.

To book your stay at an Estes Park hotel, be sure to check out our accommodations section for a complete listings of places to stay in Estes Park.

For those who are serious about finding low cost lodging Estes Park has tons of great possibilities.  From quaint bed and breakfasts to rustic cabins, deals can be found at virtually all businesses, especially during the off-season from November to May.

Winter in Estes Park is a gorgeous.  If you’re looking for outdoor activities like snow shoeing or cross country skiing, the National Park has countless trails leading to stunning views.  Unlike many small tourist towns that shut down in the winter, shopping, dining, family activities and more still abound even in the winter as Estes has a nice year-round community of residents.

To begin researching your vacation, be sure to check out the specials and packages link found on the home page.

Lodging in Estes Park often fills up before high season so it’s recommended that visitors book early for best selection.  If you’re interested in a luxury vacation, Estes Park offers a number of sophisticated accommodations including the prestigious Stanley Hotel, first made famous in Steven King’s, The Shining.   On the other hand, if you’re looking for an economical vacation, the town and the surrounding area are filled with numerous cabins for rent.  The cabins in Estes are perfect for families wanting a good old-fashioned rustic vacation—the kind we all remember as kids.  Imagine fishing by day and roasting marshmallows over a fire under a star-filled sky at night.

Lodging in Estes Park runs the full gamut from cabins to motels, to bed and breakfasts to luxurious hotels.  Regardless of where you choose to stay, by day, most tourists choose to take advantage of at least one day in Rocky Mountain National Park.  The Park is filled with wild flowers, birds, squirrels, deer, elk, and even bear.  Perhaps it’s the elk that are the most sought after animal in the park.  During the summer months, the elk tend to move to higher elevations so they aren’t seen quite as often.  As fall comes, the elk return to the lower valleys and are often spotted in the town itself munching on the aspen trees and flowers.  Trail Ridge Road, known as America’s highest continuous paved road reaches 11,796 feet above sea level.  The spectacular views from the summit afford average visitors who don’t hike , well above timber line.  Temperatures, even in the summer are often chilly and snow fields are present year round so bring warm clothes, even in July.

Want to find lodging, EstesPark-Colorado is the first step.  This website is the official website of the Estes Area Lodging Association.  With more than 150 members, the association brings everything you need into one location where you can find places to stay and things to do.  So to begin planning your Estes Park vacation, browse on over to the hotel and motel page, or the cabin page.  Or take advantage of all of the activities listed on our recreation pages.