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    5.0 (1 review)
    Open 8:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Creekside Chalets & Cabins - King room with en-suite bathroom and steps from your private hot tub

    Creekside Chalets & Cabins

    (41 reviews)

    Creekside Chalet review: 5 stars. Honestly, 6 if I could. The hot tub alone deserves its own…read moreaward--basically a therapy session with jets. The place was so clean, I half expected a cleaning fairy to waltz in and curtsy. The furniture and beds? Comfier than a post-Thanksgiving nap. Pillows? Fluffier than a baby alpaca. And those clear plastic boxes for extra bedding? Pure organizational wizardry. Marie Kondo would weep. Cozy blankets made me consider quitting my job and becoming a professional blanket burrito. Pet friendly too--complete with poop bags and couch covers so my dog could live her best life and I didn't have to wrestle her off the sofa like a WWE match. The smoking station on the back porch? Genius. Keeps butts out of nature while still letting smokers feel fancy. The kitchen? Huge table, solid chairs, and a crockpot that made me feel like I'd been transported to a cooking show. Quality pots and pans for days, but only four coffee mugs. FOUR. For a whole chalet. Are we hosting an exclusive espresso club? And one dish towel? My sponge practically filed a complaint. Here's the kicker: it snowed overnight the first night, and by the time we came back from skiing, the walkway was shoveled and the hot tub lid was cleared off like some magical snow-removal ninja had swung by. Honestly, it felt like Santa was moonlighting as chalet maintenance. We did lose heat the first night for a few hours, which gave us an unexpected "polar survival" experience, but those thick duvets were life-savers. Overall, 10/10. Already plotting how to make this my permanent address.

    Love this place. Would go back in a minute. The campsites by the river are so well kept and…read morepeaceful. I loved the sound of the river through the night. The entire place is immaculate and plenty of things to enjoy. Kids have a nice play area as well.

    Monarch Spur Rv Park - Tent camping area

    Monarch Spur Rv Park

    (21 reviews)

    So the abandoned home in what I thought was Maysville CO, is actually the last standing structure…read moreof what was once Arboursville, CO on the monarch spur campground. First established in 1879, after silver was discovered on nearby monarch mountain . The old mining town was flocked to and a man built this three story parlor style home around 1890, "It was constructed using concrete and glacial stone aggregate - an unusual choice for that time, but the reason it is still standing strong today. The six-inch thick walls were reinforced with horizontal steel cables. The construction date is a guess, as Chaffee County has no official record of the house being built." Started out as a stagecoach stop for the toll road up monarch mountain, and then became a very well known brothel. Last known resident died in 1957. There are other structures on the original homestead which looks to be that of a small family farm. Other neat things I found on the property other than the south Arkansas river running through the property, was lots of natural quartz ( good hint that there was gold or silver nearby maybe even still to this day). We found wild raspberries, yucca, apples and also rose hip, willow trees..poppy flowers, irises, wild orchids and other plants and flowers suggesting that I was probably standing in the original garden area of the once beautiful thriving homestead. Also noticing the variety of scat, ranging from deer to elk, lots of chipmunks and the nearby river had plenty of small fish. Almost a seemingly perfect oasis, hidden in this small drainage along the left side of the incline up monarch pass. If the walls could talk, I am sure they would have a very intriguing story. Though given the amount of aspens covering the property... these hills do have eyes ...as well as the walls on upper left window upstairs. Speaking on the walls, we noticed newspaper along the basement/ root cellar walls that had dates ranging from 1940-1952. The property is now a campground for tent camping along the river or RV giving you access to these beautiful trails and rich history of southern colorado. The owners are amazing and they have set up a very beautiful place to stay. We always enjoy our time in this hidden gem! And will continue to return each other! Just a beautiful place !

    This place is sweet! The absolute best tent sites you can find! The staff is amazing, April one of…read morethe owners really cares!

    A Lodge - campgrounds - Updated May 2026

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