This is a great campsite. It's so clean and no motor boats. Great for paddle boarding…read more Also, this is not a first come basis campsite you need a reservation. This campsite is always booked!!!

I love me the outdoor and everything it has to offer!…read more Pros: Special tent only sites Level and graveled camp sites Large fire pits Views of the lake Trail around the lake for bikes or feet, gorgeous Fishing - if you are into that thing Cons: Toilets - for some reason they were rank by 9am each day. I've got a pretty strong stomach and i almost lost it one morning.. CHILDREN - apparently being 40 minutes outside of Ft Collins means all the breaders gather, with their kids, bikes, corn hole, toys, etc - and the idea of a quiet camping trip is out the window. Once outside they have no quams speaking loudly. No quiet talk, or the ability to keep one's voices under control. The map appears to have the "road" right next to the campsite... bring something to wheel your gear. It's not far to enjoy the view, but was a surprise how far it was from the car! I had to knock off a star due to the caliber of people that stay here. We did a weird stay - sat and sunday night vs the normal fri/sat. Apparently if you book 3 campsites you freel you can let you 2-4 childen per family scream incessantly, yell to each other across the whole camp site, ride their bikes thru your site, play corn hole or some traveling bocci ball thing thru the whole camp ground and expect you to be able to enjoy yourself. Heaven forbid you tear yourself away from your game of wizard something or other to determine where your children are, what they are doing or to have then refrain from screaming - gotta love how water is like a loudspeaker to spoken word... oy! Alas - i would probably go back, just for the peacefulness (like sunday when the loud families take off, or when you take the trail around the lake).Or there are RV sites that are not on top of one another - so you can have your car and tent and view and not too much of a generator noise in your ear!

Bel-Air Campground was a fantastic campground. Although it is first come first serve and gets…read morepacked on the weekends we showed up mid week and had no trouble getting a good site. It's a little expensive at $30 a night. I mean, I don't know what happened to the Colorado I grew up in, but that's another thing. The bathrooms were clean and well maintained in the sites were clean as well. It's walking distance to the lake, which is great you can see trout jumping in the sun all day long my son and my husband caught some fish and we enjoyed a beautiful three days there.

We had the best stay here. We only booked for two nights for a wedding but I wish we did more! We…read morewill be back for sure. The whole property is beautiful and a restaurant/bar/lake all right out your cabin door? You can't beat it.

This review is specifically for our experience at The Tavern…read more We came in with a large group the Saturday of Labor Day weekend while we were camping nearby at Bellaire Lake Campground. Part of our party (two adults and four kids) went ahead of us as we had dogs and needed a place where the dogs could be with us. Luckily, The Tavern was accommodating to that and we could sit with them on the patio. Since they got there ahead of us, their experience seemed to go smoothly. The rest of us (four adults, two teens, and a five year old) got our orders in and were warned that the kitchen was backed up and it would be a while for our food. And it was a while, about an hour or so. Aside from the youngest who was desperately hungry for her pizza, we managed fine. The drinks were delicious enough to tide us over: I got their take on an old fashioned, and my friend got a mule after someone in line recommended it to me. She said it was the best mule she has had at a bar in ages. The food was good and very decently priced. I got the caesar salad and a personal pizza and enjoyed both. It was good to not pay exorbitant prices in an area where options for restaurants are limited. It was a perfect day to chill out on the patio, and we also got the pleasure of the feral kittens who came to visit. After the long wait for food, we were anxious to get back to our campsite and settle in for the evening. Everything has to be ordered at the bar, and tabs need to be closed out there as well. This is where the waiting game continued, and where it became very clear they were not prepared for the holiday weekend rush. The woman who had taken our orders at the bar was in the back managing things in the kitchen, and the man at the bar was also busy being a sound tech for the musician that came in. There was another guy standing behind the bar doing absolutely nothing. It seemed he worked there, but only at the direction at the other bartender-sound tech. Which wouldn't have been a big deal if the line weren't taking up the bulk of the space in the small indoor dining area. It took at least half an hour if not longer to be in that line just to close our tab. When we finally departed, between choosing food, placing orders, waiting for food, and then waiting to close tabs, we had been there almost two and a half hours. It is very apparent that this is a well-loved local joint based on the interactions I had, the custom Yeti pints they had for customers, and regulars going behind the bar to pour their own pints. The atmosphere was great, and I love that. As I mentioned, restaurant options are limited, so beggars can't be choosers for our one night where we chose to dine out rather than cook at camp. But knowing how busy holiday weekends are, I was left disappointed but how things were being managed. I'd check this place out again on a calmer night or later in the evening for drinks, but definitely skipping the rush hours.

I lived at Sunrise Ranch for 5 years and took part in many in-house programs and dozens of mixed…read moreevents while I lived there. The Ranch is a very special place with many wonderful people. The food is amazing. The valley is beautiful and has a lovely "presence." I highly recommend Sunrise to anyone for events, for growth-focused programs, and peace and relaxation, and hard work (especially if you live there, lol).

Food was really good. Everything was as fresh and well prepared. Rooms are dated but clean.read more

Hot pizza was delicious and some toasted subs was my brother's favorite. Top of the line ice cream…read more If you like the forest go get lost in peaceful serenity.

Love the general store, antique shop and the cabins! My…read morehusband and I were searching for a spot to stay in Red Feather Lakes and we loved this little spot. Although it is small, we were greeted with top notch hospitality by Linda. We had awesome pizza, a warm bonfire and great ice cream!

The cabins are very clean and comfortable; everything is well maintained on the property. The…read morehosts--Chris and Doug--are welcoming and accommodating. Oh, and did I mention that the property is beautifully situated on the Poudre River? I'm giving it 5 stars, but if 10 stars were an option, that would be my choice!

We had a fantastic stay at Bighorn Cabins. It's under new management, and Pete was there to meet us…read morewhen we arrived. He could not be friendlier and more accommodating, and had some pro tips for viewing wildlife (Poudre Canyon is gorgeous!). The cabin we stayed in was clean, cozy, and had everything one would need- fully functioning kitchen, grill, full bathroom, wood stove, electric heat baseboards, etc. Cannot recommend it enough.

A peaceful and gorgeous getaway! This lovely home was perfect for 6 of us, but easily room for 8…read more Immaculate accommodations that had everything we needed. The owners were easily reached and happy to answer any questions we had. The wrap around porch with the view of the lake was all we needed for the weekend, but found many other activities in the area would have kept us plenty busy. Golfing, tubing, hiking, biking or just star gazing. Thank you to Jen and Tim for sharing your slice of heaven with us!

This review is purely for the restaurant/dining experience. The duck a la'orange and the desserts…read moreare absolutely amazing here!!!! You must come if you like both or one or the other. We had a great waitress, very engaging, welcoming and kind. The ambience is Victorian, historic and a little haunting. It is a beautiful short drive from Estes Park. Highly recommend!!!

This review is for the restaurant. My girlfriend and I came here for dinner and it was an…read moreincredibly special, enchanting experience. The cocktails were delicious and the entrees even more so. She got the duck l'orange and I got the Elk Loin Medallions with blue cheese both of which were phenomenal. It was a cozy intimate vibe with lots of character due to the quirky nature of the inn itself. Made us consider wanting to stay at the hotel if we find ourselves in the area again! Lovely restaurant well worth dining at!!