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Allenspark vacation rentals start at G$29,283 GYD per night before taxes and fees
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Best Views, Hot Tub Near National Park! King Beds!
Known locally as The Mineshaft, this is of Estes' most popular rentals & named by AirBnB as one of the best places in the world to propose (Permit 20-NCD0115)! My freshly updated home sits the flanks of Prospect Mountain & features amazing views and lots of wildlife. - Hot tub - Solar home w/ ultra efficient heat & AC - Fireplace & 65" TV - 2 King & 1 Queen beds - Small pond, picnic area - Loaded kitchen - Deck with fire pit 1/4 mile from Marys Lake & 4 miles from downtown & the national park
Riverfront Cabin | Hot Tub, Fire Pit, Steam Shower
★★★★★ “The perfect blend of luxury & nature.” —Haley 💦 SPA BATHROOMS – Steam shower + jetted tub 🌿 HOT TUB & HAMMOCK – Soak creekside or sway in the trees 🔥 COZY EVENINGS – Fire pit, BBQ grill, fireplaces & in-floor heat ❄️ COOL COMFORT – Summer A/C 🐾 PET & FAMILY-FRIENDLY – Trails, BabyBjörn crib, high chair 📶 FAST WI-FI – Stream, Zoom, or unplug 📍 10 min ⭆ Nederland — mtn town & adventure hub ➳ Breathe deep. Reconnect with what matters. ♡ Tap Save - unforgettable cabin stays start here
NEW Hot tub, fireplace, turkeys near National Park
Soak up the scenery in the hot tub while wild turkeys gobble their way through a spacious backyard at the Wild Turkey Retreat (Permit 20-NCD0174). This cozy & fun cabin offers a BBQ, fireplace, full kitchen & is just blocks to a grocery store & Estes' best eats. The National Park is 5 quick minutes away! - Hot tub & outdoor summer shower - In a wildlife corridor, you're in a zoo - Big deck, corn hole, summer fire pit, BBQ - 2 indoor fireplaces Perfect family-friendly basecamp for groups of 6.
Modern Log Cabin
Lakefront Modern Log Cabin, quiet and peaceful setting. Bald eagles, turkeys,elk, fox are the neighbors. Conveniently located minutes to Lyons or Estes Park in a private community oasis: six trout stocked lakes, 600+ private acres of hiking, fishing and exploring. Boarding National Forest, boating, tennis, horseshoes and summer time swimming. Cozy stone fireplace, plus wood burning stove, wrap around deck, vaulted ceiling, steam shower, 2 flat screen TV's and granite counters in the kitchen.
The Legendary Snow Globe of Estes Park
For the first time, you can stay at the legendary Estes Park Dome -- also known as the Snow Globe, the Golf Ball, and even the Death Star (22-ZONE3284). Our geodesic dome captures the imagination as soon as you lay eyes on it. + Eco-friendly rental w/ EV charger, heat pump & more + Deck w/ patio seating + Mins to Hermit Park and Lion's Gulch Trail + Fully stocked kitchen, games, stereo, TV, yoga mats, fast WiFi A whimsical retreat for 6, 10 mins from downtown Estes. Peep the 3d floor plans!
River Front! New Remodel - Hot Tub! 3 min to RMNP
Completely Remodeled! Cozy mountain 2 BR 2 bath condo nestled right into Roosevelt National Forest and just steps from roaring Fall River. The private deck makes for the most amazing view overlooking it all. Enjoy your morning coffee there watching the wildlife, or evening wine soaking in the hot tub. It's all sure to sooth the soul! The interior has a sweet modern/vintage vibe including some fun eclectic custom murals. Best of all it's only minutes from RMNP entrance & Downtown Estes. Wi-Fi
Private Retreat, 4 Bed/4 Ba, Mtn Views! Hot Tub!
Custom log home featured in HG Magazine winter tour. Private mountain setting on 1+ acre with spectacular views; modern amenities, open floor plan; great gathering and cooking spaces. Hard to find 4 bedroom 3.5 bathroom including 3 ensuites with over 500 sq ft of wrap around decking; new dining area in the woods, private hot tub under the stars and 2 car garage. For virtual tour see QR Code in photos. 4WD or AWD required for winter stays. Registration #20-NCD0105 Fire Inspection #22-ZONE3309
Hot Tub Stars & Fire Pit | Modern Family Retreat
Enjoy the Milky Way from the hot tub, watch movies on a 75" TV, BBQ on a deck with mountain views, or tell stories in front of the indoor fireplace or outdoor fire pit (Permit 20-NCD0311. A game room completes the package. "Just wow!! This is now my all time favorite home my family and I have ever stayed at" - Katarina + Hot tub & fire pit + Deck, BBQ + Record player, fireplace, game room + Recently remodeled floor to ceiling Mins to town & National Park. Great retreat for up to 8 guests
Secluded Offgrid Backcountry Lodge in Natl Forest
The most unique AirBnB around! A guest came with son and said: "This was the greatest experience of my fatherhood." The dog-friendly Estes Park Outfitters Lodge is an off-grid mtn cabin (4ppl max) on 20 acres in the National Forest. Hike, mtn bike, snow shoe, XC ski, & bring horses to explore endless miles of trails & amazing views. Winter guests get a free snow cat drop; 4WD mandatory in summer. Read the listing & ask questions! Miles from civilization. Animals are the only neighbors!
Riverside Cabin — Wild Basin & RMNP | Sleeps 7
Escape to The Riverside Cabin — a classic log cabin retreat in Allenspark, CO, just 11 miles from Rocky Mountain National Park's Wild Basin entrance. Set along the Middle St. Vrain Creek at 8,000 feet: crisp air, wildlife out the window, a six-person hot tub under the stars, and genuine quiet, with a wrap-around deck. Sleeps 7 across 3 bedrooms, 4 beds, and 3.5 baths — mountain character with modern comfort. Moose, elk, and bear are frequent visitors. Estes Park 25 min. Eldora Ski 30 min.
Rocky Ridge Cabin
Beautiful, updated cabin 12 miles (~25 minute drive) from Estes Park. On 3+ acres in the Roosevelt National Forest between pines, aspens, rock outcroppings, and plentiful wildlife. 2 bedrooms (1 queen, 1 full) plus loft with full futon sleeps 4 comfortably. 5 minutes to Wild Basin entrance RMNP, 8 minutes to Allenspark, which has restaurants, gallery, gift shop,yoga center, post office. Perfect getaway in the mountains with easy access to mountain trails, fishing, Estes Park, and RMNP.
Little Red Treehouse
Open May 1 2019 . The Little Red Tree house accommodates two guests only. It has huge views, private shower, with separate powder room sink and toilet. It has an efficiency kitchen, with small sink and counter top,as well as a fridge. The tree house is equipped with heat/air and electricity. Located on the way to Rocky Mountain NP, directly across from Rocky Grass There is a full size pull down Murphy bed which sleeps two , the fairy loft sleeps one.Total occupancy two people maximum !
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When is the best time to visit Allenspark?
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| Avg. price | G$35,140 GYD | G$32,839 GYD | G$27,610 GYD | G$29,283 GYD | G$44,762 GYD | G$47,690 GYD | G$48,108 GYD | G$40,788 GYD | G$40,788 GYD | G$34,722 GYD | G$34,513 GYD | G$40,788 GYD |
| Avg. temp | -7°C | -7°C | -3°C | -1°C | 4°C | 9°C | 13°C | 12°C | 8°C | 2°C | -3°C | -7°C |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Allenspark?
Many visitors choose cabins or lodges nestled in the forested areas around Allenspark for a peaceful experience. These stays often have mountain views and proximity to trailheads and picnic areas.
What are the best things to do in Allenspark with kids?
Allenspark has family-friendly trails, accessible picnic spots, and opportunities to explore local wildlife and wildflowers. Families often enjoy gentle strolls through forested areas, visiting nearby lakes, and spotting birds along the way.
What are some of the best things to do in Allenspark?
Explore hiking trails surrounded by pine forests, visit local art studios, or enjoy birdwatching and photography. Nature walks and picnics by mountain streams are frequently suggested to experience the landscape.
How is the weather in Allenspark?
Allenspark has cold, snowy winters with temperatures around 11–36°F (-11–2°C), and mild summers reaching 68°F (20°C). Layered clothing and waterproof gear are suggested year-round, as weather can change quickly in mountain regions.
When is the best time to visit Allenspark?
Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for milder temperatures and active hiking conditions. Winter has snowfall and colder weather, which some visitors enjoy for snowshoeing or quiet retreats.
What are the best places to visit in Allenspark?
Many visitors enjoy the tranquil Chapel on the Rock, strolls through aspen groves, and scenic picnic areas by streams. Local art studios and nature preserves provide additional chances to explore the area’s character.
What are some hiking trails in Allenspark?
Popular local trails wind through pine and aspen forests, leading to scenic overlooks and alpine lakes. Trails in the area vary in difficulty, with options for gentle walks or more challenging routes in the surrounding mountains.
What are some family activities we can do in Allenspark?
Families can explore nature trails, participate in guided nature walks, or enjoy picnics in forested meadows. Local stables occasionally organize horseback riding experiences suitable for a range of ages.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Allenspark?
Plan a trip to explore nearby national park areas, tour mountain villages with local shops and cafés, or seek out scenic drives through the forested mountains. Waterfalls and alpine lakes in the region are also frequently suggested for short outings.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Allenspark?
Many vacation rentals in Allenspark are pet friendly, especially cabins or lodges set in wooded areas. Check for properties that welcome pets and have easy access to outdoor spaces.
What are some local tips for visiting Allenspark?
Bring layered clothing for fluctuating mountain temperatures and always carry plenty of water on hikes. Locals suggest starting outdoor activities early to enjoy quieter trails and being mindful of wildlife habitats.
What is Allenspark known for?
Allenspark is known for its mountain setting, proximity to scenic forests, and tranquil village atmosphere. Outdoor activities such as hiking, wildlife observation, and star-gazing are frequently suggested.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Allenspark?
Discover tucked-away meadows with wildflowers, quiet forested picnic areas, or small local art studios. Early morning or evening strolls along less-traveled trails often reveal peaceful spots and varied wildlife.
What are the best foods to try in Allenspark?
Local eateries often serve mountain classics such as hearty chili, homemade pies, and wild game dishes. Freshly baked pastries and locally roasted coffee are frequently suggested in village cafés.
What should I bring for a trip to Allenspark?
Pack layered clothing, waterproof outerwear, sunscreen, and sturdy shoes for hiking. A refillable water bottle and snacks are helpful for outdoor activities, while a camera captures mountain landscapes and wildlife.
What is the nightlife in Allenspark like?
Nightlife in Allenspark is relaxed, with local cafés, small taverns, and occasional live music sessions. Evenings are often spent enjoying quiet time around a fire or stargazing under the clear mountain sky.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Allenspark?
Allenspark hosts community gatherings, arts events, and seasonal celebrations, often centered around summer and autumn. Art fairs and local music performances are frequently suggested highlights during these times.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Allenspark?
Allenspark has a variety of family-friendly vacation rentals, including cozy cabins and lodges set in natural surroundings. Many are designed to accommodate larger groups and offer easy access to outdoor activities.
All about Allenspark
Allenspark is an unincorporated community in Boulder County nestled among the snow-capped peaks and alpine lakes of north central Colorado’s towering Rocky Mountains. While you’re here, you’ll notice log cabins hiding among the tree-covered mountains and find a cafe, restaurant, and grocery store in the small town center. But the main draw to Allenspark isn’t the town itself, but what surrounds it. With Rocky Mountain National Park to the north and the Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests to the south, Allenspark is a mecca for outdoor enthusiasts, attracting visitors throughout the year for its recreational activities.
Hiking, horseback riding, river rafting, and swimming in the chilly glacial melt lakes bring the summer travelers, while world-class skiing and other winter sports pull in hardy winter-loving types. Because Boulder and Denver are both such a short drive away, when you’re staying in this mountain town it is easy to take advantage of a wider selection of cultural offerings.
What are the top things to do in Allenspark?
Saint Vrain Mountain Trailhead
This out-and-back trail begins just outside Allenspark, extending nearly eight miles into the Indian Peaks Wilderness and briefly passing through Rocky Mountain National Park. The trail offers some of the most stunning high-altitude vistas in the area and makes its way across switchback hillsides, mountain passes, and winding rivers. Hiking the trail is a wonderful summer activity; come winter, it’s equally appealing on snowshoes or cross-country skis.
Peak to Peak Scenic Byway
This 55-mile byway through the Colorado Rockies meanders past towering mountain peaks and through dense coniferous forests and aspen groves, small mountain communities, and mysterious ghost towns. Scenic lookouts and abandoned gold mines are just a few delights to be found along the route. You can drive the entire road in just a few hours, but it’s well worth spending a whole day, stopping wherever you please.
Ouzel Falls
Hiking up to Ouzel Falls may take some effort, but it is certainly worth it. After you enter the Wild Basin Trail inside Rocky Mountain National Park, you’ll pass the smaller Copeland Falls and thundering Calypso Cascades. About three miles in, you’ll reach the crown jewel: the 40-foot Ouzel Falls, cascading over dramatic cliffs into a basin below. Ouzel Lake feeds the falls and is accessible by continuing along the trail for another two miles.
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