Where You’ll Stay
From historic lodge rooms to a private cabin in the meadow, every accommodation offers a different way to experience Meadow Creek.
Living Room
The living room has served as the heart of Meadow Creek for generations. Framed by exposed timber beams, a soaring ceiling, and panoramic views of the surrounding trees, it is a comfortable gathering space for conversation, games, and evenings by the fire. Guests can enjoy music with Sonos speakers, stream a movie on the 60 inch TV, or choose a board game from the bookcase and settle in for a relaxed night together.
Dining Room
Located just off the kitchen and living room, the dining room is where the group naturally comes together. The large farmhouse table seats up to ten guests for shared meals, celebrations, and morning coffee, while a nearby drop-leaf table provides additional seating for four. Surrounded by historic furnishings and natural light, the space reflects the welcoming character that has defined Meadow Creek for nearly a century.
Kitchen
The kitchen is often where the day begins and ends. Large enough for multiple people to cook together, it is equipped with cookware, dishes, utensils, and the essentials needed for preparing meals throughout your stay. A long antique church pew against the wall offers a comfortable place to sit to keep the cooks company while meals are being prepared. A buffet counter provides space for serving family-style meals, setting out snacks, or gathering everyone around before a day of exploring. And a dedicated coffee station is stocked with complimentary coffee to help ease into mountain mornings.
Rose Room
Located beside the living room, Rose combines historic character with some of the lodge's best views. Large windows on two walls fill the room with natural light and offer views of colorful Colorado sunrises and sunsets. An antique writing desk create a place to reflect, while the queen bed provides a comfortable place to unwind. The room includes a private en suite bathroom with a tub and shower.
Columbine Room
Named for Colorado's state flower, the Columbine is bright, comfortable, and connected to the landscape beyond its windows. Overlooking the lodge deck, the room features exposed wood beams, antique furnishings, and a small sitting area that create a welcoming place to unwind. The room includes a queen bed and a private en suite bathroom with a shower.
Cornerstone
With its own entrance and porch access, the Cornerstone offers a quiet corner of the lodge to settle into. The room features a king bed and a large picture window, where deer and elk are frequent visitors. Historic details, including the original stone wall and antique furnishings give the room its character. An adjoining room with a full bed and reading chair provides extra space for families who appreciate a little extra room. The suite includes a private en suite bathroom with a shower.
Aspen Room
The Aspen Room brings together many of the elements that define the historic lodge. A queen bed, log furnishings, and an original stone accent wall create a cozy mountain retreat with a distinctly Colorado feel. The room is located near the lodge's hot tub and cedar-lined dry sauna. The Aspen Room includes a private en suite bathroom with a shower.
Attic
Cozy and a little removed from the activity below, the Attic feels like a lodge hideaway all its own. With three full beds, a futon, and room to spread out, it has long been a favorite space for kids. A writing desk beneath the window provides a quiet place to read or write. There is a private bathroom with a small shower.
Sun Suite
Set just off the main lodge deck, the Sun Suite offers a little more privacy while remaining close to the lodge's gathering spaces. The suite features a king bed, a comfortable sitting area with a couch and Smart TV, and a kitchenette for coffee and drinks. A skylight fills the bedroom with natural light, while the suite's private entrance makes it easy to come and go throughout your stay. The Sun Suite also includes a spacious bathroom with a shower and dry sauna.
Cabin in the Meadow
Set apart from the main lodge, the Cabin in the Meadow offers the most private accommodation on the property. Surrounded by open grasslands and forest views, the cabin features a king bed, vaulted wood ceilings, skylights, and large windows that bring the outdoors in. A small kitchenette and breakfast bar make it easy to enjoy a quiet morning coffee while watching for deer, elk, and other wildlife that frequently pass by. Just a short walk from the lodge, the cabin provides a peaceful retreat with a distinctly Colorado feel.
Throughout the Seasons
No two visits to Meadow Creek are quite the same. Spring brings wildflowers and new growth across the meadow. Summer fills the property with long days, cool mountain evenings, and wildlife sightings. In autumn, the surrounding aspens turn brilliant shades of gold, while winter transforms the landscape into a quiet mountain retreat blanketed in snow. Throughout the year, the changing seasons shape the experience, offering guests a different perspective on the property each time they return.
Start the Conversation
Some of life's most meaningful moments begin with a simple conversation. We'd love to hear what you have in mind for your gathering, celebration, or stay at Meadow Creek.