We came to Ouray for a 50th birthday celebration and I had no idea what to expect! I have only…read moreridden UTVs in the Midwest, so this was a whole new experience. It truly turned into the adventure of a lifetime! The Jeeps were awesome and fully equipped to handle everything we encountered up in the mountains. The views, the trails, and the entire experience were unforgettable. We would absolutely rent from Colorado West Jeep Rentals again!

Absolutely great experience. Great machine, great rental experience, great place to visit.read more

Outstanding rental with Colorado 145 Jeep this past August Tuesday…read more We called during business hours to schedule a rental, a person answered the phone, got us the jeep we needed and emailed over the contract and insurance instructions to expedite the process at the pick-up counter. At pick-up, the staff member was very helpful going over the trail map and pointing out some different routes that I had not considered before. Then it was a short ride over to pick up the Jeep and the instructions were laid out perfectly for the return process. As for the Jeep, was a 2 door Wrangler in excellent shape. Had nice Weathertech seat maps, Sirius satellite radio, good sound system, and most importantly was ready for serious 'jeeping' in the San Juans. My only small suggestion would be making the map a little bit more detailed in the Alpine Loop portion as the Hurricane Pass and California Pass were not precisely listed. The price of the rental for the 2-door was also $175/day base price where as Ouray Jeeps are $120-$150, but I understand the mark-up for being in the Mountain Village. We were able to maximize our day and I do appreciate the business not having you return the vehicle until 8pm. Very good experience with the company and will use them for my Jeep experience next summer.

Great experience!!! The communication is stellar. I had concerns from renting with a smaller…read moreoutfit and Steve gives you white glove service the big dogs won't give you!! Rates were fantastic!! Get Diff for your next rental

Such beautiful modern mountain luxury cabins in the heart of Creede. Linnaea will take care of your…read moreevery need during your stay. Hiking right out your front door. We were here three nights and still have many more outdoor adventures to complete on our list. Can't wait to come back and enjoy more seasons at Windsock Acres. Come to relax and get outdoors. Ahhh!

My husband and I stayed in the Cajun Cabin at Windsock Acres June 10th for 3 nights. The minute I…read morewalked in I knew I had made the right choice. It was so cute, original and so welcoming. We were brought homemade treats every morning and visits by the owner's adorable little boys was icing on the cake. I'm not really a B & B type person but this setting was perfect....AND the location was pretty good too... could walk to everything in Creede. We originally booked for 2 nights but extended our stay by a night and we hated to leave! Will definitely be back! Until next time Lula, J & T.

Nice folks, but when I pulled back the sheets there was enough human and dog hair to make me…read morequestion if the sheets had actually been laundered. I believe they had, perhaps not a good dryer / lint removal. When I woke up in the morning in the full light of day I noticed the blanket was literally covered in what I'm assuming was dog hair. They allow pets and evidently it's find for the pet to sleep in/on the beds! Not good for folks with allergies. No soap, shampoo, lotion, coffee or amenities, but the kitchen is functional if you have your own coffee / food. We were on motorcycles and traveling light. When I inquired about soap the next morning I was THEN told they are just a sleeping cabin. Well that would have been good information to have before we checked in. The proprietor knew we were on cycles and should have insured we had what we needed. Lots of other places I'd check before staying here.

I ended up at Westwood after fleeing bad conditions on the Colorado Trail on Spring Creek Pass…read more Keith and Theresa were amazing and kind hosts, taking care of this wet, freezing mountain biker. Keith is chatty and cool and just a great guy. I stayed in the old Airstream, which had a hot shower, kitchenette, and clean sheets - everything I needed! The resort is on the south end of town (so, a couple blocks away from downtown; Lake City is small and you can walk everywhere), quiet, wooded, and peaceful. The cabins seemed great - rustic but comfortable - but the Airstream had character all its own. It showed its age, but you can't beat the $$ in this pricey town. Also, a VCR and all the James Bond movies you could ask for. If you want to stay in a place that has character and feels like you're really hanging with the townsfolk, look no further!

They closed for a week. They contacted people by email while they were boarding a plane. They did…read morenot help anyone to find other accommodations for the wedding party. Plus, the owners have caretakers to take care of the cabins. The owners said, that they couldn't be at the cabin and at their home during the Elk Fire. But the fire was 6.5 miles away as a Crow fly's and about 30 to 40 miles through rugged terrain, mountains. The Firefighters had put a huge fire break around the town. The owners even called the Sheriff Dept regarding a motorhome parked in the parking lot who had reservations and never received a call or email of it being cancelled. The owners are very rude, disrespectful and make threats to others.

This is our first time visiting this established campground. We made advanced reservations,…read morearrived, and we were well treated. The cabin we rented was outstanding. Nothing was amiss, everything worked, and was spotless. We would recommend anyone traveling through this quaint city this specific campground to stay at.

The private rooms are awesome if you're not a thru hiker... AND if you are! The people (and dog)…read morewho own it/run it are super friendly. If you don't like dogs, just be aware that a very calm and sweet dog walks the halls freely to ensure guests are comfortable and happy with their stay. The bar/kitchen is open use for guests to use and there's a hiker box behind the bar. (They do not serve or sell, in other words, plenty of other places nearby for that if you want!) The Avon is within walking distance (lol) of everything you need in Silverton. Would definitely stay here again, whether I'm hiking in or driving in to visit Silverton.

Unfortunately, we left disappointed with our stay. We paid nearly $300 for our room, and while…read morechecking in, we overheard rooms being offered in the $145-$180 range. More specifically, we heard what was described as "the best room in the place" offered to the gentleman checking in directly before us for $182. For nearly $300 a night, we expected a much better experience. Our toilet was also clogged, which certainly didn't help. I reached out to the hotel directly before posting a review because, as locals, I wanted to give them an opportunity to address our concerns. The response explained dynamic pricing and that rooms can range from $49-$385, depending on the room and time of year. I completely understand how dynamic pricing works, but that explanation didn't really address why we had just paid nearly $300 while hearing "the best room in the place" offered for $182 during the same check-in period. I was also disappointed that the clogged toilet was characterized as something that was "easy to miss by housekeeping." At this price point, a functioning bathroom feels like a pretty basic expectation. We really wanted to like this place and hoped, as locals, it could be somewhere we would return to or recommend to others. Unfortunately, between the price, the room issue, and the response to our concerns, the overall experience left us feeling like the value simply wasn't there.

Stopped by for a few nights with some friends. The location is amazing! Snow caped mountains…read moresurround the RV park, there's a beautiful field between the mountains filled with cattle, most of the lots are shaded and the atmosphere was very quiet and calm. Prices are also very reasonable. Linda, the RV park host was super friendly and helpful as well. The location is perfectly located between Ouray (known for the hotsprings) and Ridgway as well as just under an hour from Telluride. As far as the other reviewer stated about being "run down." I remember one or two older trailers on one end of the RV park, but other than that it was well kept up and looked great! The bathroom, showers, and laundry room were all well kept as well. I am hesitant to write this just to keep it a "secret" place! My wife, friends, and I are already planning on returning in the future!

Five days of soaking at Orvis, exploring Ridgway (Colorado Boy Pizza n Brew" & "Lazy Dog Restaurant…read more& Bar"), day trip to Telluride and day trip to Ouray (ice walls, Wiesbaden Vapor Caves). Excellent glam camping experience. Full kitchen in an awesome clubhouse made morning tea and coffee and heating breakfast easy. Clean, well lit facilities. Dark sky area made star gazing breathtaking. Interesting UFO activity. The caretakers were lovely (Hannah and her man). Will visit, again!

We had just purchased our motor coach and booked a stay here last minute to do a "shakedown" trip…read morethe first month. Because we had booked so late, for our four night stay, we were in three different spots 70, 58 and 60. All were very good, but 70-72 are the best with wider spots. Definitely worth the extra cost. We were contacted by email and text as we got closer to our trip, giving us general check in instructions and what to expect, which I appreciated. We arrived after the office closed, but check in was easy with a packet waiting for us just outside the office. This park is well maintained with beautiful scenery and is surprisingly quiet. There were several campsites with dogs, but the owners were good about keeping them quiet. My husband and I walked the park when it cooled down in the evenings and everyone was friendly and welcoming. We even made some new friends who we hope will cross paths with in the future. There is a general store within walking distance stocked with basic non perishable items. The highlight of our stay here was our prime rib dinner at the Ouray Cafe and Restaurant located on the edge of the park. It's a must stop if you're here! We didn't go to the hot spring, but it's a close walk from the park, as is downtown Ouray. This was a great first trip for us and we'll be returning!

Doing the "VanLife" thing and popped in without reservations. Half the RV park was closing down…read morefor the winter; but, Amber (one of the owners) was able to get us situated for a couple of nights with a wonderful view. Enjoyed the hot tub and the onsite restaurant. We had already eaten dinner but managed some apps at their bar - had the truffle fries (OMG!) Will definitely return...