Stayed at Kebler Corner in my 19' travel trailer on 9/30/2026, in one of their new electric-only…read moresites right beside the creek. These ~10 sites are on spacious concrete pads amid newly-planted landscaping. I was able to fill my fresh water tank from a spigot they have near those sites. Everything was easy, and site was pleasant. This is an interesting RV park; there are numerous buildings for various purposes, including some old ranch structures as well as the office/store and cabins. Lots of open space to walk around in (and it's a beautiful area). I found the staff professional, polite, helpful and thoughtful. I was glad there's a commercial RV park with services where I could spend a night before heading up to camp near Kebler Pass, and I was quite content with the experience at Kebler Corner.

I passed Kebler corner on my way from crested butte to Paonia. They have a little convenience store…read morethere at the campground area that sells snacks, drinks (including alcohol - they even had bottles of wine) and other souvenirs eg earrings and shirts. They have a nice clean bathroom that is only available to customers; I found a cute pair of earrings for $10 and used the bathroom before shipping out. The lady at the desk was really nice, a there was tons of parking in the gravel lot outside.

This is a very nice little campground near Marble Colorado…read more The groundskeepers were so helpful and attentive. They gave me maps of the area and let me know about the firewood available for purchase ($7 at the time) There is a nice little stream that runs next to the grounds. Each site is equipped with a picnic table and permanent fire pit with attached grill. At one point a group of turkeys patrolled the site. Was super cute!

Check in was smooth. We arrived late and let them know so our campsite map was on the office porch…read more Showers were hot. Camp sites were level. We have a 24ft bumper pull and the back in site was easy to do by myself. Has 50, 30 and 20A connections. They had a place to fill up fresh water tank. No dump station yet but they're awaiting permits to build. Store has wood and some treats and medicine. Tom and Tina were wonderful camp hosts. Got last minute reservations on the 4th! Nestled next to a creek that flows into the crystal river the spot is gorgeous. Close to some world class fishing, tubing and water skiing in Paonia Reservoir. Not your thing? Well it's half an hour from wine country where you can visit and do tasting tours of the moment n pop wineries. You're right on the edge of BLM land and national forest. You're 30 minutes from Marble and the world class Crystal Mill hike.

I love this campground! It's one of three closest to Maroon Bells. It's now becoming an annual…read moreretreat for me. There are four spots at this campground, which is right by the Maroon Bells Welcome Station. Last year, I was set up at site 4, which is by a serene stream that put me to sleep at night. This year, I was at site 1, a little further away from the babbling brook, yet still close enough to hear it. Site 4 is the accessible site. It's right by where you park, and the enclosed toilet. In contrast, site 1 is pushed back a ways. You definitely feel like you're in a secluded area at this site. When you check in, you'll pay a $10 pass fee, which allows you to drive up to the Maroon Bells parking area. I've had nothing but great experiences at this site and highly recommend. This year, I was able to see deer in the area, including the cutest fawn jumping across the great entrance. As it's only four spots, it can book up quickly. It's definitely worth it, though, as it's a quieter campground. Each site has about two parking spots right at the entrance to the site.

Great campground if you want to be in the Aspen area. It is very close to the town!…read more Our campsite was huge and very private. We were at campsite 28. I really liked that our site had its own bear locker. All sites are nonelectric. I wish this campsite had showers though. I can't really 5 star a campsite without that. I also could not find anywhere where you could wash dishes. If you have the time check out the difficult creek trail!

Very clean, super nice nestled in the woods, invisible hosts :-) (it is a good thing). 5 minutes…read morefrom the over hyped super expensive Gucci Gucci Prada town.

We've stayed in a lot of B&B's over the years but I honestly have to say that this place tops them…read moreall. Not only is it cute, the location is perfect and Chris is very knowledgable....not to forget a fantastic chef! Every morning at breakfast he cooks something delicious and lets everyone know what is going on around town that day and can provide good suggestions on hikes/trails and also on restaurants. We stayed in the Crested Butte room which was cozy and reasonably priced; also took the cruiser bikes for a spin around town that are provided for our use. We LOVED our stay and absolutely will return the next time we head to Crested Butte.

If you want a comfortable and attentive stay in Crested Butte, I cannot recommend the Purple…read moreMountain B&B enough. My wife and I stayed here for our honeymoon and rented out the Teocalli King Room. The sheets and bathrobes were nice, and the stand-in shower was excellent. It was quite cozy with plenty of room, storage space, and amenities to make it as comfortable of a stay as possible. Not to mention the direct access to the hot tub was a plus, which was a great addition. The host, Chris, is a superb cook and prepares a high-quality breakfast every morning of a variety of delicacies. I'm not even a fan of eggs but his Southwestern frittata has made me a believer now. He's very attentive to allergies as well and will always do his best to accommodate. My wife has a severe gluten allergy and he was always sure to supply a substitute. The only other thing he hosted regularly was beer tastings at 5, which we were unable to attend due to our plans, but he does have a nice selection of brews stored for it. The views from the B&B are great and it's located just a short walk from Elk Ave, where you'll find all the main shops and restaurants. Even closer is the bus stop that'll take you up the mountain. Overall, I cannot recommend Purple Mountain B&B for your stay. For the price point, the amenities, and level of service you're getting, it can't be beat. Definitely staying here again when we come back some day.

I'm planning to get married at the Marble Lodge in September 2023. What initially attracted me to…read morethe Marble Lodge is the beauty of the surrounding landscape. The building is nestled into a valley, surrounded 360 degrees by mountains, valleys, and aspen groves. Since it's situated on a hill, you have an incredible view of the lake right below. Bonus--Marble, the town in which the lodge is located--is a fantastic place with a one-of-a-kind mountain town vibe. If you want to get married somewhere remote that celebrates the beauty of the Rockies without having to pack hiking boots, this is the spot. As you likely know if you're on this website, planning a wedding involves a ton of "what if.." and "can we..." questions. Whenever I've got one of these, I can rely on Vince to be a partner in problem-solving, information sharing, and accommodation. His laid-back, can-do approach keeps my stress level low because I know that I'm in the good hands of somebody who's done this before. Recently, I was hoping to visit the space to visualize where we might set up the bar, the dancefloor, the dinner tables, etc. Vince went out of his way to welcome my fiance and me to the venue. It was middle of winter so this visit required Vince to clear 3+ snow and actually shuttle us up the hill with his all-wheel drive truck. Besides the above and beyond service of this visit, the place itself was a high point. Pictures don't do it justice. On the inside, it's homey and full of character and every piece of furniture has a story. You'll love the Marble Lodge and working with Vince. I expect to be able to share many more positive things once we've actually had the wedding :)

No key upon check-in. You are to call on the landline and let the owner, Vince, know you have…read morearrived. Bedding was stained and had both animal and human hair. Shower curtain was moldy in the main house. Freezer in main house would not shut completely so it took hours upon hours to freeze ice cubes. Windows in "chalet" didn't have screens downstairs for the windows that opened. Other windows had screens but wouldn't open. Deck stairs were wobbly and unstable. Vince pointed out that the bath on the main floor leaked down into the downstairs bathroom - "just throw a towel down and it will be fine". We were instructed not to use the washer/dryer because they were expensive. Housekeeping staff would wash the kids' laundry if we left the clothes in baskets. We had 11 teenage girls and 10 teenage boys in our group. No one was comfortable with the housekeeping staff (all men) washing their clothes. Add on how dirty the washers and dryers were, it made everyone more comfortable to take our things to the laundry mat. Vine came by at 7:35am our second morning there and was very irritated that he could not get into the main house where the girls were still sleeping. He came back at 9:30am and was very rude and confrontational. He told me my behavior was abnormal because I insisted on locking the doors while we were sleeping. Mind you, I was not ever given a key to lock up while we were gone hiking. We returned that evening and the water was turned off to the chalet. I called Vince and left a message. I then called housekeeping and they said he turned the water off due to a suspected leak and forgot to turn the water back on. Vince was at a meeting until 10pm and would come after that to turn on the water (the valve was behind a locked closet). We stayed up until midnight waiting for Vince. He came at 4:25am the next morning trying to enter the house while we were sleeping. He left to get keys. I met him on the porch when he returned and again he was rude and confrontational. I asked why he had locked cabinets and closets if he expected us to leave everything unlocked. He said he needed that closet locked because he unplugged the washer and dryer so we wouldn't use them. Vince's behavior was creepy and uncomfortable. We checked out at 9pm on Tuesday. We were booked to stay until Friday morning. I called Vince multiple times. He will not return my calls. I would like a refund of $3240 for Wed and Thurs nights. These kids (high school cross country team) raised funds for this trip and Vince ruined their stay.

My experience at Jay's Cabin was in the winter. I was part of a group that snowshoed in from Vail…read morePass, about 4 miles. The trail is well marked and we had a great walk in. There are two other cabins at Shrine Mountain Inn. Jay's was the first cabin built of the three, which sleeps a total of 12 people. The cabin is fire wood heated, has hot and cold running water year round, as well as two indoor bathrooms with flush toilets, one with a bathtub and the other with a shower. This was almost too nice of a cabin for what I expected when I arrived. There is a shared kitchen on the main level with all the amenities (pots, plates, silverware & glasses) including a propane cook oven and stove top. Very very nice. The upstairs of Jay's Cabin has 1 bedroom with a double bed, 1 bedroom with 2 single beds, and a single bed at the top of the stairs. The main floor of the cabin has 1 bedroom with a queen and two day beds in the common area. Downstairs has 5 single beds in a communal sleeping area. Our group of 7 arrived to an empty cabin, later a group of 4 showed up. As the cabin is so large, we did chat a bit, but they ended up moving to the basement. The only thing you need is your sleeping bag, really. Well, food, spices and drinks. But, this cabin is completely ready to go. Our group brought a little too much, but it was better to be prepared. The cabin comes stocked with plenty of firewood. I myself am a bit of a pyro, an Eagle Scout pyro that knows what I'm doing. I right away carried in plenty of wood and split a few logs into fire starter pieces and started the main fireplace to warm up the cabin. I then went back to the wood burning sauna and got that going as well. I knew the sauna needed plenty of time to heat up, so I did that for the group. I also, made a fire outside of the main cabin in the fire pit to hang out next to, roast some marshmallows and be outside after the sauna. Our group rented the cabin for $43 a person per night. We signed up online and booked individually through 10th Mountain Trail Association. This cabin is quite popular, so make sure you sign up almost a year ahead of time to guarantee the dates you want. I hope to do a similar trip in the summer at a different 10th Mountain Division cabin. Such a great experience.