Best Cabins in Lake City

The Marigold Cabin with Mountain Views in Lake City offers accommodation with free WiFi, 1.2 km from Lake City, 6.6 km from Henson and 11 km from Swanson Airport. The property is 44 km from Animas Forks and 49 km from Eureka. This holiday home is fitted with 2 bedrooms, a flat-screen TV, a dining area, and a kitchen with a microwave and a fridge. Towels and bed linen are featured in the holiday home. The holiday home offers a sun terrace. A barbecue is available on site and hiking can be enjoyed within close proximity of The Marigold Cabin with Mountain Views. Gateview is 34 km from the accommodation, while Cathedral is 39 km away. The nearest airport is Gunnison-Crested Butte Regional Airport, 90 km from The Marigold Cabin with Mountain Views.

Balcony/Terrace • Internet • Child Friendly • Kitchen • Parking

While you're here, you can enjoy all the comforts of home and more, including a refrigerator and free WiFi, as well as a TV and heating. Other amenities include a hair dryer, towels, a picnic area, and rollaway beds.

- "It was cold when we got to the cabin. Juanita was great at getting us extra blankets and a space heater to warm the cabin up. It was super cozy. We wish we could have stay a week. Awesome little place to stay will be going back and staying a little longer. Absolutely love this place. " - "Such a great stay, loved the cabin and the property. Hosts were very helpful and kind. Our family will be back time and time again. " - "Beautiful propert and simple accommodations. Great for our family trip."

Set in Lake City, 1.2 km from Lake City and 6.6 km from Henson, The Primrose Cabin with Mountain Views provides accommodation with amenities such as free WiFi and a flat-screen TV. The property is 39 km from Cathedral and 44 km from Animas Forks. The holiday home is composed of 2 separate bedrooms, a fully equipped kitchen with a microwave and a fridge, and 1 bathroom. Towels and bed linen are offered in the holiday home. Swanson Airport is 11 km from the holiday home, while Gateview is 34 km from the property. The nearest airport is Gunnison-Crested Butte Regional Airport, 90 km from The Primrose Cabin with Mountain Views.

Internet • Child Friendly • Pet Friendly • Parking • Kitchen

Two Bedroom/1 Bathroom in Quiet Neighborhood Within Walking Distance to Historic Downtown.

Charming 2-Bedroom Cabin in Lake City

Experience the perfect blend of tranquility and accessibility with this delightful 2-bedroom, 1-bath cabin. Nestled on a quiet street, you'll still be just a short walk from historic downtown Lake City, where you can explore local shops and dining.

Relax on the spacious front porch, cozy up around the fire pit, and enjoy the expansive yard perfect for outdoor activities. For nature enthusiasts, the entrance to the Pete's Lake trailhead is conveniently located right outside your door.

The cabin is nicely stocked and also has a washer/dryer for you to use. There is a regular 12 cup drip coffee maker, air fryer-microwave combo, stove and stove top and much more to make your stay comfortable.

Pets can be considered with prior approval from management. Don't miss this opportunity to make this inviting cabin your next vacation home.

- "Cabin was perfect for our quick trip!"

1 Bedroom/1 Bathroom Historic Cabin in Downtown Lake City.

This property is a historic cabin located just a block from downtown Lake City and sits back from the main road going through Lake City. This cabin has been completely remodeled with great extra touches and nice finishes. There is a king bed and a queen sized futon...they are in the same room as this cabin is just a one room cabin with the bedroom serving as both the bedroom and living room. There is a seperate kitchen/dining area as well as a bathroom with shower. There is a gas grill as well as a gas fireplace out on the great deck to enjoy your evenings after a fun day in the beautiful outdoors of the Lake City area. Make your reservations today!

- "Enjoyed our stay. Very quiet area. Easy check-in and check-out. Had everything we needed." - "Rocky Rose is a special little cabin that my wife and I thoroughly enjoyed. Well-equipped with everything we needed. The cabin stayed cool during the day and the deck was a pleasure to relax on. It was great to get out of the heat from our home city and enjoy all that Lake City has to offer. Everything was just right at Rocky Rose." - "There were four of us staying in this quaint realistic looking cabin. We all loved staying at Rocky Rose historical cabin, updated, clean, and with in walking distance of most of the restaurants and shops. Tannah was very helpful and we were able to move in earlier than expected because of her going out of her way to have the cabin ready before the normal check in time. My wife and I slept on the Futon and found it quite comfortable. Would definitely stay there again and I hope it would be soon as we loved Lake City and the surrounding hiking trails and lakes."

Please note: the cabin does not have parking spaces to accommodate long trailers and ohv’s. We CAN accommodate shorter pop-up campers.

Everyone loves Lake City in the summertime, when the fly fishing is good and the wildflowers are in bloom. In fall, the Aspens turn the mountainside aglow and it’s the perfect time to summit a peak. If you've been to Lake City, then you already know wintertime here is the best-kept secret in the Rocky Mountains. It's a friendly, walkable town where your kids can roam to the local ice-cream shop, go sledding, and slide across a frozen pond -- all just steps from your front door. Lake City is the ideal winter getaway for families that want to experience a mountain winter, but want to avoid the crowds and expense of the major ski towns.
Even beginners can easily learn to ski or snowboard at the town's ski hill - complete with the only pommel lift still in operation today. Daily passes with equipment rental are just $20 - a remarkable bargain! The local sledding spot is just a block from our cabin and is a great place to sip hot chocolate and watch your kids have the time of their lives. Our favorite family activity is a long, snowy walk into the mountains that rise behind our cabin - be sure and bring your snowshoes or microspikes! For the more adventurous, Lake City offers guided snowmobile tours and a world-class ice climbing park, with NO LINES!!! Winter festivals include an annual "brew-ski" atop frozen Lake San Cristobal, ice-fishing contests, and more.

We chose our cabin because it is in a friendly, neighborhood setting. The town and its amenities are just a short walk over the bridge. Our Texas-based family lived in this cabin during COVID and we want to share the joys of a Colorado winter with others. However, this cabin is in a quiet neighborhood NOT a tourist area. It's not a good fit for groups that want to have loud parties or do anything that might disturb our kind neighbors. We also can not accommodate large trailers and OHV’s. Small pop-up campers are ok.

The cabin is cozy and warm - thanks to the propane heater- and is easy to access even in the snow (no scary, steep driveway). The two bedrooms are set up for a couple with two children, although the twin beds do combine to form a spacious king-sized bed. The kitchen is fully-stocked, with tons of spices and generally some condiments and shelf-stable items on hand for anyone's use. Plan to cook some meals, because restaurants in Lake City have sporadic winter hours. Unlike many remote homes, our cabin has fast, reliable internet, solid wifi, and roku devices for connecting the two televisions to all your streaming services. The fenced-in backyard boats an in-ground fire-pit, perfect for s'mores! Our home is 420 friendly, but please limit all smoking to the porches.

- "We had such a great stay in this house. Great location and the house is extremely well set up. Perfect for a couple or small family. Kitchen is so well equipped and the overall arrangement made the for a comfortable stay. We would certainly choose this Home again for a return to Lake City." - "This was a great home base for our stay in Estes Park from hiking the Handies to driving the Alpine Loop to enjoying all that Lake City offers. It was roomy and had all the appurtenances needed. The back yard was great too!! We loved everything about it and look forward to staying here again on our next trip!!"

Location, Location, Location! Many people feel this property is similar to being on a houseboat. The spacious deck is directly over the water of Lake San Cristobal. You can hear the lapping of waves as you read or eat on the lovely front deck. The majestic mountains surrounding the lake are green in summer, aspen covered in fall, and snow covered in winter.

The area is well know for its five fourteen thousand foot mountain peaks. Hiking on the many surrounding trails will follow streams, waterfalls, and valleys filled with wildflowers. There is also the wonderful Alpine Loop that takes jeeps and four-wheelers across the continental divide to the high country land of mountain Shepherds and tundra. Silverton and ghost towns such as Animas Forks are also along this route.

Of course fishermen think this is paradise. The lake and all the surrounding streams provide wonderful fishing. In September Lake City has a Wine and Music Festival. In winter there is abundant snowshoeing, cross country skiing, snowmobiling, and ice climbing. The beauty and serenity of the forests at this time offer experiences to be remembered. This is the time of year that captures the quiet of the season. Relaxing with a book by the fire is also a welcome treat. This home provides a respite from the usual business of the world.

Keywords: Townhome

- "Wow!!! What a view on that deck. Loved the hummingbird feeder." - "No complaints...the place was spotless, beds were comfy, we had everything we needed. Did some fishing every day right off the deck. Views were exactly like the listing showed...incredible. We can't wait to go back next year!" - "Stayed here multiple times and we still love it. Pictures don’t do the view justice. Hope to be back next year!" - "Great experience, beautiful views"

This is a cute-as-a-bug one bedroom log cabin. The bedroom is in the roomy loft area, with king sized bed, overlooking the ample living area below. View from the bed out the huge window above the front door gives you amazing views. Living area includes full kitchen, dining area, cozy propane fireplace , and cable TV. Decks on front and back of cabin. Private setting, with no other cabins or homes too close. Located on a side road, it is within walking distance from town, but far enough away to feel 'away from it all'.

- "My husband and I stayed in the cabin for six nights with our two pups. The cabin is very comfortable and had all the amenities you would expect. The property has plenty of parking for multiple cars and a trailer. Aimee stayed in contact with us through the check in to check out. I would highly recommend this property and we plan to return! As always, Lake City never disappoints." - "We enjoyed our stay here! Worked great for our family of 4. Clean and well maintained. Quick repsonses from property manager."

If the 'camping' you enjoy most includes plush carpeting, cable TV, WiFi, full kitchen and a comfortable king sized bed, and if your idea of 'rustic' means a view of majestic mountains out your many-windowed living room, then you will enjoy being a guest at our Rocky Top Vacation Home Rental.
Our modern log housekeeping 'cabin' offers the cozy comfort of all wood interiors and comfortable furnishings. Private BBQ grill and picnic table allows you to enjoy outdoor dining, and gliding cedar porch chairs are a comfortable alternative to 'sittin' round a campfire'. Rent both sides of the duplex to accommodate larger groups.
The first floor contains the kitchen, living/dining, bedroom with king bed and bathroom. The upper floor has a bedroom with king bed and another full bathroom.
The kitchen is equipped with full sized electric range, full sized refrigerator, microwave oven, coffee maker, and all the dishes, pots, pans, etc. that you should need. Towels and linens are provided, too.
We have a lovely, private setting, but are still convenient to town, being 1/4 mile north of the town limits - close enough to walk to restaurants and stores, but far enough to be 'away from it all', with the Crystal Lake Trail as close as your back door.
Haven't been to Lake City? Well, if the Colorado vacation you dream about includes a remote, historic mountain town nestled in a valley of breathtaking mountains, clear alpine lakes and gurgling streams, then you won't be disappointed with Lake City. Founded as a mining town in the 1870's, and now a Colorado Historic District, Lake City is considered one of the undiscovered gems of the Rockies. Located at the junction of two scenic byways, it remains surprisingly unspoiled by commercialism and 'glitz'. It is a jeep -lovers and flyfishing-lovers paradise, as well as shops, restaurants, movie theater, live theater and concerts, museum, and did I mention mountains?? We have 5 '14ers' right here in our county!

Keywords: mountain, log, view,

- "This location was great for riding UTVs and such a perfect cabin for us!" - "Really neat property and Aimee was a fantastic host. Definitely go back again" - "The cabin and the owners were very nice. The cabin was really nice inside. King beds were the best. It was very quiet and Cabin #2 parking next to the cabin was great! The gas stove was so pretty! Everything was easy to access. The 'only' negative I can say is that the TV was just a normal "DISH" stations......So if you have used to streaming everything (without commercials) then I would say put your Firestick or Roku stick in your suitcase and -VIOLA - problem solved!!!! I loved this cabin and the proximity to EVERYTHING in Lake City. I give it 5 stars!!!! (Did I mention KING BED!)"

If the camping you enjoy most includes plush carpeting, cable TV, WiFi, full kitchen and a comfortable king sized bed, and if your idea of rustic means a view of majestic mountains out your many-windowed living room, then you will enjoy being a guest at our Rocky Top Vacation Home Rental.
Our modern log housekeeping cabin offers the cozy comfort of all wood interiors and comfortable furnishings. Private BBQ grill and picnic table allows you to enjoy outdoor dining, and gliding cedar porch chairs are a comfortable alternative to sittin round a campfire . Rent both sides of the duplex to accommodate larger groups.
The first floor contains the kitchen, living/dining, bedroom with king bed and bathroom. The upper floor has a bedroom with king bed and another full bathroom.
The kitchen is equipped with full sized electric range, full sized refrigerator, microwave oven, coffee maker, and all the dishes, pots, pans, etc. that you should need. Towels and linens are provided, too.
We have a lovely, private setting, but are still convenient to town, being 1/4 mile north of the town limits - close enough to walk to restaurants and stores, but far enough to be away from it all , with the Crystal Lake Trail as close as your back door.
Haven t been to Lake City? Well, if the Colorado vacation you dream about includes a remote, historic mountain town nestled in a valley of breathtaking mountains, clear alpine lakes and gurgling streams, then you won t be disappointed with Lake City. Founded as a mining town in the 1870 s, and now a Colorado Historic District, Lake City is considered one of the undiscovered gems of the Rockies. Located at the junction of two scenic byways, it remains surprisingly unspoiled by commercialism and glitz . It is a jeep -lovers and flyfishing-lovers paradise, as well as shops, restaurants, movie theater, live theater and concerts, museum, and did I mention mountains?? We have 5 14ers right here in our county!

- "Great cabin feeling with all the modern amenities.Blocks away from town which made it peaceful being away from the crowds. Thanks again Aimee for your help." - "The pictures used for this listing do not do it justice! It’s so nice!! The front porch is amazing and even better in the evenings when the deer come to graze in the beautiful yard! We love this place and plan to come back! Owner was nice and helpful." - "Quintessential Colorado cabin experience, where you think of the setting for a stay in the mountains of Colorado this is exactly what comes to mind. Property manager was extremely helpful and the location was excellent, close to the river and town but removed enough to remain quiet and secluded. I’ll be back."

One Bedroom with Queen bed and Pull out sofa in Living Room.

Newly remodeled 1 Bedroom, 1 Bath, Family Room and Gourmet Kitchen; Located in the heart of Lake City's Silver Street, directly across from Packer's Saloon and Grill. Enjoy fully updated amenities while maintaining the mountain, rustic atmosphere inside and out. Pet Friendly!

- New, Quilted Pillowtop Queen Bed - Bedroom
- Pull out Queen Sofa Bed with 5" memory foam matters - Family Room
- Children welcome
- Fully equipped Kitchen with Sub Zero Fridge and Dishwasher
- Basic condiments, spices, coffee/filters, foil, etc. included for your convenience
- Luxury Bathroom with deep tub/integrated shower
- Gas BBQ Grill
- Outdoor Firepit
- Ample Patking
- Beautiful views

- "Very clean. Great location to walk to shops and restaurants. Very nice finishes inside and a nice courtyard with fire pit. Will stay here again. Owner is very helpful with local info." - "The cabin is just as pictured. Perfect location" - "This cute, new, and clean apartment is the perfect base camp for Lake City adventures if all you need is a one-bedroom place. It's right downtown and you can walk to everything, but it's also very quiet at night. You have your own yard and firepit. Owners are friendly, helpful, and responsive."

2 bedroom/1 bathroom; Sleeps 4-6 - Great location right on the trails.

This cabin sits nestled in the aspen trees with a wonderful large covered deck with tables and chairs to enjoy your relaxing afternoon. There is a great outdoor area with a firepit and grill for those eveings by the fire.

It has two bedrooms and one bathroom as well as a living room with an electric fireplace and full kitchen. It has been remodeled while still keeping the charm of the old cabin. You can access the Alpine Loop directly from this cabin on your OHV's....no need to trailer! You can walk right down to the lake for some fishing or just a walk with a chance to see wildlife including the Moose that hang around the south end of the lake.

We have 5 other small cabins in the same area as well as condos and larger cabins for all your family and friends. Come up and see us today!

- "Our stay was very nice. The cabin was clean and stocked with everything we needed. The cabin is good for those wanting to access the mountains and the Alpine Loop. Although our hosts were accommodating and very good, the proprietors in town were not. Please do not let this sway your decision to stay at TNT #5, just bring your own provisions and you will be golden." - "The cabin is located in a beautiful setting on a lake surrounded by snow capped mountains. The cabin has almost everything you will need for an enjoyable visit. The only problem was the step downs in the bedroom and very hard beds!"

Cute cabin on 1 acre . Bring your toys , the cabin is located off HWY 149 . Walk to the river and enjoy fishing and the beautiful wooded setting.
Sleeps 6 . Enjoy fresh eggs in the morning from the on site chicken coop. Pets welcome upon approval.

- "This cabin was perfectly situated to ride in the San Juan mountains an the Alpine Loop. It was also very close to town for groceries, restaurants, and entertainment. The river and lake are close by for fishing which we were able to enjoy a trout dinner one evening. Great place." - "Great location and host is excellent." - "This cabin was perfect for us. We stayed in the room with a queen size bed downstairs and the two 17 year olds stayed upstairs, which had a king size bed. There’s a large bathroom and a small half bath downstairs. Direct tv and a kitchen with all the supplies you need. It was quiet and secluded, located just outside of town and right before the turn off for Lake San Cristobal."

2 Bedroom/1 Bathroom; Sleeps 4-6 - Great Cabin Close to Town.

This cabin sits along the Lake Fork of the Gunnison River about one mile from Historic downtown Lake City. There is a covered front porch to enjoy looking out towards the river with a beautiful grassy area to enjoy. This cabin has a full kitchen, living room, one bedroom with a queen sized bed and one bedroom with a full bed as well as a full bathroom. You can walk to your favorite restaurant or shopping in Historic downtown Lake City or go for an evening ice cream treat at the Soda Fountain. Miniature Golf is just a short walk away as well. You will be visited by the local deer most days as they love to lay in the grass by the cabin. Your pets are welcome at this cabin - come and enjoy!

- "We loved it!" - "Blue Sky Cabin was the perfect size for our family of five and as it turned out was the perfect place to fish! The camp was very well kept and the grass was green! The kids loved it and we loved the fact that the river was close and not deep. The cabin was a perfect little gem for us!" - "We loved our cabin, it was clean and very cute! Beautiful view from the porch and close to everything! Property mgr was great! Highly recommended!"

2 Bedrooms/1 Bathroom; Sleeps 4-6 - Great Cabin Close to Town.

This cabin sits along the Lake Fork of the Gunnison River about a mile from Historic downtown Lake City. This cabin has many new upgrades!! It has a full kitchen, living room, two bedrooms (both with a queen sized bed) as well as a full bathroom which was remodeled this past year. You can walk to town from this cabin as well as catching a round of miniature golf along the way. Fishing in the river out front is always encouraged as well as just sitting out by the fire pit which is right along the river. Enjoy sitting out on the covered deck watching the river go by and even the deer grazing on the grass that is between the cabin and the river. Come and enjoy this wonderful cabin.

AMENITIES NOTES: Propane Grill

- "We enjoyed the porch so much. Nice view of the river and easy access to it. Everything inside was clean and comfortable. We would stay here again." - "Being right on the river was absolutely amazing and so relaxing. We had the absolute best time here!" - "We absolutely loved our stay here!! Quiet and peaceful with the sound of the river flowing behind the cabin. Enjoyed my morning coffee on the porch every morning. Our Grandkids enjoyed fishing and playing in the lush green backyard. Overall an amazing place to stay in Lake City. We look forward to our next visit."

1 Bedroom/1 Bathroom; Sleeps 2 - Great Covered Deck to Enjoy the Views.

Great view of Lake San Cristobal and the surrounding mountains from the covered deck of this cabin. It is a one bedroom/one bath cabin that has new wood floors and a large living room/kitchen area. You can access the Alpine Loop directly from the cabin on your 4-wheelers....no trailering needed. There is a fire pit outside to enjoy in the evening after a fun day in the mountains. Come and enjoy this charming cabin!

- "This was easily on of our most favorite vacations and the setting and the cabin were perfect for it. The view from the front porch each morning or next to the campfire at night was nothing less than inspirational. The 5 nites we spent there flew by. There was absolutely NOTHING that we wanted for in this cabin. Its much more roomy than the photos appear, and has a very well equipped kitchen, and all the supplies. The lake was very nearby and a small place to park our kayaks for our morning paddle on a pristine glass mountain lake surrounded by some of the most beautiful scenery in colorado. The bed was comfortable. You could easily fit 4 or 5 persons there but...with two it was perfect. The place was immaculately clean and so many little touches such as maps to the hiking, guides to the area, games and puzzles, dry wood for the campfire, a few blocks of firestarter, a great gas grill, a full size fridge and freezer. Did I mention the views? Thank you for hosting us in this beautiful place. I am quite certain we will be back and for longer next time. john and jennie"

***We are 18 miles from Lake City***
***Please read the full description below***

At 10,500 feet, this cabin is located in a remote part of southwest Colorado (between Creede and Lake City) and surrounded by some of the most beautiful scenery the Rocky Mountains have to offer. It is secluded, offers privacy, and breathtaking views with comfortable accommodations. It’s built overlooking a beautiful valley. The cabin water is drawn directly out of the mountain it’s built upon. Propane gas runs appliances, lights and heats water for the kitchen and bathroom. Electricity is neither needed nor available, and we do enforce a no generator policy. Anything which needs to be plugged in will not be of use and you will not miss the electricity. You are truly "off the grid" at this cabin, and your mind and body will thank you for it. Don't worry, technology, electricity, restaurants and other conveniences are just a short beautiful drive over Slumgullion Pass into Lake City if need be. The cabin is pet friendly as well.

Recreational activities around the cabin include miles and miles of scenic trails for mountain hiking/climbing, photography, fishing, or just relaxing. Moose and Elk are often seen and several kinds of hummingbirds are always around the feeders. The colorful wildflowers in summer, the wind blowing through the Aspens, and the spectacular fall foliage are nature at its best. Five stocked ponds and 1.5 miles of streams provide guests with private fishing, so beginners to avid fly fishermen will have ample opportunity to wet their lines. Peace and quiet is not something you have to seek out... the wind blowing through the Aspens will be the only thing you'll hear while reading your book on the deck. There is zero light pollution at night so stargazing is one of the most incredible things you will ever witness. Also, look no further than the area to escape the heat of the summer. Even in the dog days of summer, the average temperature during the day is 70 and nights can drop below freezing. Day trip opportunities "off the ranch" are abundant- anything from climbing one of the seven area 14K mountains, fishing the Rio Grande river, hiking the Continental Divide Trail, renting a jeep in Lake City and driving over Engineer Pass, as well as something as simple as having an ice cream cone, sitting on a Lake City bench. There is so much to see and do in one of the most beautiful areas of the Rockies. Thank you for taking a look at our cabin and we hope to see you there soon enjoying the simple life!

***There is no cell or internet which allows you to totally relax and not worry about looking at your phone 100 times a day. Reading a book becomes possible again. It is an amazing feeling for sure***

Location: Oleo is located off of Highway 149 north of Creede between mile marker 56 and 57. The entrance will be before the start of Slumgullion Pass and Rambouillet Creek. As you turn in you will need to drive a mile or so before you will see the ranch. You will see the Oleo Ranch sign from the highway.

Miles From:
Lake City, CO – 17
Creede, CO – 36
Gunnison, CO – 72
Denver, CO – 272
Albuquerque, NM – 303

Weather: Average temps are around 70 day and 30 at night. Short rain storms can roll in almost every day, but it is usually just a quick storm

Altitude: Oleo is at 10,500 feet. It may take a day to get acclimated to the altitude. Try to drink plenty of water before coming up and continue when at the ranch. Also water boils at a lower temperature at this altitude compared to sea level. This can alter cooking times for some dishes (pasta)

Electricity: There is no electricity at the ranch. Everything runs off of propane. Each cabin has a full stove with 4 cook top burners, a refrigerator (not full size), and hot water

Water: The water for the ranch comes directly from a mountain spring and is tested each year

Hot water: Each cabin has a standard water heater, just like you find in most homes

TV/Internet/Cell Phones: None of these items can work off of propane (thankfully) so no to all

Generators: we do not allow generators to be run at any time. This is to keep the noise down

Lights: The lights work off of propane and are turned on by a lever and using a match. Very simple operation. If you plan on reading at night you should bring a book light

Heater: There is a wall heater in each cabin, but the cabins retain heat well and you may not need the heater

Kitchen: The kitchen has a stove, refrigerator, and full size sink

Utensils, pots/pans, glasses and dishes: Each cabin has everything you need. You may want to bring some sturdy paper plates as it is all hand washing/drying

Bathroom: The bathrooms have walk in showers, sink and a toilet

Bath and dish towels, paper towels, and toilet paper: all are provided

Cleaning supplies: dishwashing soap, garbage bags are provided

Coffee: Coffee is brewed using a percolator.

Fireplace and wood: each cabin has a fireplace and there will be wood provided on your deck. If splitting is needed, each cabin will have an ax and chopping block

Dogs:
$20 per dog, per night. Limit of 2 dogs per cabin. Dogs over 75 lbs. must have approval of management at time of reservation. You must bring a plastic or metal dog kennel for your dog when you are away from cabin. Pets must ALWAYS be secured inside the kennel when the cabin is unoccupied.
If your dog is one that barks at anything that moves, flies or walks, they will not be accepted.
Dogs must be kept under control at all times. When your dog is around others, it is expected to be on a leash. If management asks you to have your dog on a leash, it is expected for you to do so promptly. We have extra leashes on site at the managers cabin.
Dispose of dog poop properly.
KEEP ALL DOGS OFF FURNITURE AND BEDS
Renter is expected to clean cabin of all dog hair before leaving.
When registering at check in, the pet owner agrees to abide by the Oleo Ranch Pet Policy. You are responsible for any damage or injury caused by your pet and must absolve Oleo Limited of any liability resulting from your pets actions.

Food: You will need to bring in all your food. Access to the nearest grocery stores is Lake City (17 miles) and Creede (36 miles). There is a small store at Freemons Ranch (over Spring Creek pass on the way to Creede) as well, but not a large selection.

Grocery stores: Alamosa will have a couple large grocery stores with good prices. Also pick up your beer, wine and liquor there. If not, Creede will have a grocery store, but higher prices and a more limited choice. Lake City has a grocery store as well, but with the same situation as Creede

Grills: Each cabin has a gas grill on the deck

How does food stay cool: There is a fridge in each cabin, but it is smaller than normal. If your stay is only a couple days you will be just fine. If you have a big party and staying longer, then we suggest bringing in some coolers and ice. The ice will stay frozen if the coolers are kept outside

Good Meals: Pretty much everything will taste good up there, but here are a few suggestions that always seem to work well
Breakfast – eggs, sausage, blueberry pancakes, cereal, etc.
Lunch – sandwiches, etc.
Dinner – steaks, grilled chicken, spaghetti, baked potatoes, chili, corn bread, etc. Food taste pretty darn good up there so plenty of options.

Suggested Clothes: normal cool weather clothes. Bring some rain gear as well. It can get very cold in evenings and will be in morning. Expect 30’s even in July. Bring some mud boots if you plan to fly fish in river.

Other suggested items: batteries, flash light, binoculars, camera, lightweight fishing gear, sunscreen, lip balm, books and magazines. Without the internet it is possible to finish a book so bring that one you been planning on reading for some time now.

Fishing on the Ranch: There are 5 ponds on the ranch that will provide great fishing by either using a fly rod or a basic rod/reel set up. There is a worm farm by the old corral next to the Willows cabin, if you choose to use a hook. We urge “catch and release” but keeping a few for dinner is always ok. Fly or spin fishing is also available in the small Cebolla Creek that runs through the ranch. Many streams and lakes are in the area nearby as well.

ATV’s: We do not allow ATV’s to be driven on the ranch property. You can park your trailer in the barn area, and trailer them to the many trailheads in the area.

- "The property was incredibly beautiful. The property manager was very kind and easy to work with. They replaced firewood as we used it daily in the fireplace. It was very clean. Propane lighting took a little time to get use to. I kept reaching for the light switch…..😋 No WI-FI was okay and allowed us to unplug from the world but was a bit bothersome as I dropped my husband off for a fly fishing walk and had to guess when he would be through. Next time we will purchase a satellite phone just for emergencies and fishing. We would definitely stay again."

***We are 18 miles from Lake City***
***Please read the full description below***

At 10,500 feet, this cabin is located in a remote part of southwest Colorado (between Creede and Lake City) and surrounded by some of the most beautiful scenery the Rocky Mountains have to offer. It is secluded, offers privacy, and breathtaking views with comfortable accommodations. It’s built overlooking a beautiful valley. The cabin water is drawn directly out of the mountain it’s built upon. Propane gas runs appliances, lights and heats water for the kitchen and bathroom. Electricity is neither needed nor available, and we do enforce a no generator policy. Anything which needs to be plugged in will not be of use and you will not miss the electricity. You are truly "off the grid" at this cabin, and your mind and body will thank you for it. Don't worry, technology, electricity, restaurants and other conveniences are just a short beautiful drive over Slumgullion Pass into Lake City if need be. The cabin is pet friendly as well.

Recreational activities around the cabin include miles and miles of scenic trails for mountain hiking/climbing, photography, fishing, or just relaxing. Moose and Elk are often seen and several kinds of hummingbirds are always around the feeders. The colorful wildflowers in summer, the wind blowing through the Aspens, and the spectacular fall foliage are nature at its best. Five stocked ponds and 1.5 miles of streams provide guests with private fishing, so beginners to avid fly fishermen will have ample opportunity to wet their lines. Peace and quiet is not something you have to seek out... the wind blowing through the Aspens will be the only thing you'll hear while reading your book on the deck. There is zero light pollution at night so stargazing is one of the most incredible things you will ever witness. Also, look no further than the area to escape the heat of the summer. Even in the dog days of summer, the average temperature during the day is 70 and nights can drop below freezing. Day trip opportunities "off the ranch" are abundant- anything from climbing one of the seven area 14K mountains, fishing the Rio Grande river, hiking the Continental Divide Trail, renting a jeep in Lake City and driving over Engineer Pass, as well as something as simple as having an ice cream cone, sitting on a Lake City bench. There is so much to see and do in one of the most beautiful areas of the Rockies. Thank you for taking a look at our cabin and we hope to see you there soon enjoying the simple life!

***There is no cell or internet which allows you to totally relax and not worry about looking at your phone 100 times a day. Reading a book becomes possible again. It is an amazing feeling for sure***

Location: Oleo is located off of Highway 149 north of Creede between mile marker 56 and 57. The entrance will be before the start of Slumgullion Pass and Rambouillet Creek. As you turn in you will need to drive a mile or so before you will see the ranch. You will see the Oleo Ranch sign from the highway.

Miles From:
Lake City, CO – 17
Creede, CO – 36
Gunnison, CO – 72
Denver, CO – 272
Albuquerque, NM – 303

Weather: Average temps are around 70 day and 30 at night. Short rain storms can roll in almost every day, but it is usually just a quick storm

Altitude: Oleo is at 10,500 feet. It may take a day to get acclimated to the altitude. Try to drink plenty of water before coming up and continue when at the ranch. Also water boils at a lower temperature at this altitude compared to sea level. This can alter cooking times for some dishes (pasta)

Electricity: There is no electricity at the ranch. Everything runs off of propane. Each cabin has a full stove with 4 cook top burners, a refrigerator (not full size), and hot water

Water: The water for the ranch comes directly from a mountain spring and is tested each year

Hot water: Each cabin has a standard water heater, just like you find in most homes

TV/Internet/Cell Phones: None of these items can work off of propane (thankfully) so no to all

Generators: we do not allow generators to be run at any time. This is to keep the noise down

Lights: The lights work off of propane and are turned on by a lever and using a match. Very simple operation. If you plan on reading at night you should bring a book light

Heater: There is a wall heater in each cabin, but the cabins retain heat well and you may not need the heater

Kitchen: The kitchen has a stove, refrigerator, and full size sink

Utensils, pots/pans, glasses and dishes: Each cabin has everything you need. You may want to bring some sturdy paper plates as it is all hand washing/drying

Bathroom: The bathrooms have walk in showers, sink and a toilet

Bath and dish towels, paper towels, and toilet paper: all are provided

Cleaning supplies: dishwashing soap, garbage bags are provided

Coffee: Coffee is brewed using a percolator.

Fireplace and wood: each cabin has a fireplace and there will be wood provided on your deck. If splitting is needed, each cabin will have an ax and chopping block

Dogs:
$20 per dog, per night. Limit of 2 dogs per cabin. Dogs over 75 lbs. must have approval of management at time of reservation. You must bring a plastic or metal dog kennel for your dog when you are away from cabin. Pets must ALWAYS be secured inside the kennel when the cabin is unoccupied.
If your dog is one that barks at anything that moves, flies or walks, they will not be accepted.
Dogs must be kept under control at all times. When your dog is around others, it is expected to be on a leash. If management asks you to have your dog on a leash, it is expected for you to do so promptly. We have extra leashes on site at the managers cabin.
Dispose of dog poop properly.
KEEP ALL DOGS OFF FURNITURE AND BEDS
Renter is expected to clean cabin of all dog hair before leaving.
When registering at check in, the pet owner agrees to abide by the Oleo Ranch Pet Policy. You are responsible for any damage or injury caused by your pet and must absolve Oleo Limited of any liability resulting from your pets actions.

Food: You will need to bring in all your food. Access to the nearest grocery stores is Lake City (17 miles) and Creede (36 miles). There is a small store at Freemons Ranch (over Spring Creek pass on the way to Creede) as well, but not a large selection.

Grocery stores: Alamosa will have a couple large grocery stores with good prices. Also pick up your beer, wine and liquor there. If not, Creede will have a grocery store, but higher prices and a more limited choice. Lake City has a grocery store as well, but with the same situation as Creede

Grills: Each cabin has a gas grill on the deck

How does food stay cool: There is a fridge in each cabin, but it is smaller than normal. If your stay is only a couple days you will be just fine. If you have a big party and staying longer, then we suggest bringing in some coolers and ice. The ice will stay frozen if the coolers are kept outside

Good Meals: Pretty much everything will taste good up there, but here are a few suggestions that always seem to work well
Breakfast – eggs, sausage, blueberry pancakes, cereal, etc.
Lunch – sandwiches, etc.
Dinner – steaks, grilled chicken, spaghetti, baked potatoes, chili, corn bread, etc. Food taste pretty darn good up there so plenty of options.

Suggested Clothes: normal cool weather clothes. Bring some rain gear as well. It can get very cold in evenings and will be in morning. Expect 30’s even in July. Bring some mud boots if you plan to fly fish in river.

Other suggested items: batteries, flash light, binoculars, camera, lightweight fishing gear, sunscreen, lip balm, books and magazines. Without the internet it is possible to finish a book so bring that one you been planning on reading for some time now.

Fishing on the Ranch: There are 5 ponds on the ranch that will provide great fishing by either using a fly rod or a basic rod/reel set up. There is a worm farm by the old corral next to the Willows cabin, if you choose to use a hook. We urge “catch and release” but keeping a few for dinner is always ok. Fly or spin fishing is also available in the small Cebolla Creek that runs through the ranch. Many streams and lakes are in the area nearby as well.

ATV’s: We do not allow ATV’s to be driven on the ranch property. You can park your trailer in the barn area, and trailer them to the many trailheads in the area.

- "Was everything as outlined in listing, remote, quiet, relaxing, great fishing, plenty of wildlife" - "We loved our time at the cabin. Saw plenty of wildlife, caught fish and cooked them, amazing star gazing and very relaxing. It was so good to not have cell phones and tvs to distract us. I would definitely recommend." - "met all expectations" - "Great experience" - "The property was immaculate. Our cabin, the Willows, was located very close to the stocked fishing ponds where the kids enjoyed catching fish everyday. We understand that the cabin is located in a rural area and expected it to be rustic, we did not expect it to be so clean. There was no evidence of spiders or dust/dirt anywhere. Even the fireplace hearth was clean. The Davis' family worked hard to make us feel at home and we did. I have and will continue to recommend these cabins for a getaway from the race of life and get the kids off their screens. The kitchen was fully equipped with pots, pans, and all the necessities, down to a coffee percolator (you may want to google how to use one before you go - it's not that hard to use and it makes the best flavor!). We found a nice laundromat in Lake City to do a quick wash while we explored the cute old city and picked up some fabulous ice cream at the Lake City Soda Company across from the park along with some beautiful locally made pottery. Our kids enjoy the outdoors, ages 15, 13, 9, (girl, boy, girl) and love Oleo Ranch. This was our 2nd time to stay at Oleo - our 15 year old girl has begged for 5 years to go back and is already asking when we will return. Thanks yall for a great family vacation! Catherine, James, Leslie, John Ashton, Lauren (oh and our "Lucky" Dog loved chasing the groundhogs!!!)"

***We are 18 miles from Lake City***
***Please read the full description below***

At 10,500 feet, this cabin is located in a remote part of southwest Colorado (between Creede and Lake City) and surrounded by some of the most beautiful scenery the Rocky Mountains have to offer. It is secluded, offers privacy, and breathtaking views with comfortable accommodations. It’s built overlooking a beautiful valley. The cabin water is drawn directly out of the mountain it’s built upon. Propane gas runs appliances, lights and heats water for the kitchen and bathroom. Electricity is neither needed nor available, and we do enforce a no generator policy. Anything which needs to be plugged in will not be of use and you will not miss the electricity. You are truly "off the grid" at this cabin, and your mind and body will thank you for it. Don't worry, technology, electricity, restaurants and other conveniences are just a short beautiful drive over Slumgullion Pass into Lake City if need be. The cabin is pet friendly as well.

Recreational activities around the cabin include miles and miles of scenic trails for mountain hiking/climbing, photography, fishing, or just relaxing. Moose and Elk are often seen and several kinds of hummingbirds are always around the feeders. The colorful wildflowers in summer, the wind blowing through the Aspens, and the spectacular fall foliage are nature at its best. Five stocked ponds and 1.5 miles of streams provide guests with private fishing, so beginners to avid fly fishermen will have ample opportunity to wet their lines. Peace and quiet is not something you have to seek out... the wind blowing through the Aspens will be the only thing you'll hear while reading your book on the deck. There is zero light pollution at night so stargazing is one of the most incredible things you will ever witness. Also, look no further than the area to escape the heat of the summer. Even in the dog days of summer, the average temperature during the day is 70 and nights can drop below freezing. Day trip opportunities "off the ranch" are abundant- anything from climbing one of the seven area 14K mountains, fishing the Rio Grande river, hiking the Continental Divide Trail, renting a jeep in Lake City and driving over Engineer Pass, as well as something as simple as having an ice cream cone, sitting on a Lake City bench. There is so much to see and do in one of the most beautiful areas of the Rockies. Thank you for taking a look at our cabin and we hope to see you there soon enjoying the simple life!

***There is no cell or internet which allows you to totally relax and not worry about looking at your phone 100 times a day. Reading a book becomes possible again. It is an amazing feeling for sure***

Location: Oleo is located off of Highway 149 north of Creede between mile marker 56 and 57. The entrance will be before the start of Slumgullion Pass and Rambouillet Creek. As you turn in you will need to drive a mile or so before you will see the ranch. You will see the Oleo Ranch sign from the highway.

Miles From:
Lake City, CO – 17
Creede, CO – 36
Gunnison, CO – 72
Denver, CO – 272
Albuquerque, NM – 303

Weather: Average temps are around 70 day and 30 at night. Short rain storms can roll in almost every day, but it is usually just a quick storm

Altitude: Oleo is at 10,500 feet. It may take a day to get acclimated to the altitude. Try to drink plenty of water before coming up and continue when at the ranch. Also water boils at a lower temperature at this altitude compared to sea level. This can alter cooking times for some dishes (pasta)

Electricity: There is no electricity at the ranch. Everything runs off of propane. Each cabin has a full stove with 4 cook top burners, a refrigerator (not full size), and hot water

Water: The water for the ranch comes directly from a mountain spring and is tested each year

Hot water: Each cabin has a standard water heater, just like you find in most homes

TV/Internet/Cell Phones: None of these items can work off of propane (thankfully) so no to all

Generators: we do not allow generators to be run at any time. This is to keep the noise down

Lights: The lights work off of propane and are turned on by a lever and using a match. Very simple operation. If you plan on reading at night you should bring a book light

Heater: There is a wall heater in each cabin, but the cabins retain heat well and you may not need the heater

Kitchen: The kitchen has a stove, refrigerator, and full size sink

Utensils, pots/pans, glasses and dishes: Each cabin has everything you need. You may want to bring some sturdy paper plates as it is all hand washing/drying

Bathroom: The bathrooms have walk in showers, sink and a toilet

Bath and dish towels, paper towels, and toilet paper: all are provided

Cleaning supplies: dishwashing soap, garbage bags are provided

Coffee: Coffee is brewed using a percolator.

Fireplace and wood: each cabin has a fireplace and there will be wood provided on your deck. If splitting is needed, each cabin will have an ax and chopping block

Dogs:
$20 per dog, per night. Limit of 2 dogs per cabin. Dogs over 75 lbs. must have approval of management at time of reservation. You must bring a plastic or metal dog kennel for your dog when you are away from cabin. Pets must ALWAYS be secured inside the kennel when the cabin is unoccupied.
If your dog is one that barks at anything that moves, flies or walks, they will not be accepted.
Dogs must be kept under control at all times. When your dog is around others, it is expected to be on a leash. If management asks you to have your dog on a leash, it is expected for you to do so promptly. We have extra leashes on site at the managers cabin.
Dispose of dog poop properly.
KEEP ALL DOGS OFF FURNITURE AND BEDS
Renter is expected to clean cabin of all dog hair before leaving.
When registering at check in, the pet owner agrees to abide by the Oleo Ranch Pet Policy. You are responsible for any damage or injury caused by your pet and must absolve Oleo Limited of any liability resulting from your pets actions.

Food: You will need to bring in all your food. Access to the nearest grocery stores is Lake City (17 miles) and Creede (36 miles). There is a small store at Freemons Ranch (over Spring Creek pass on the way to Creede) as well, but not a large selection.

Grocery stores: Alamosa will have a couple large grocery stores with good prices. Also pick up your beer, wine and liquor there. If not, Creede will have a grocery store, but higher prices and a more limited choice. Lake City has a grocery store as well, but with the same situation as Creede

Grills: Each cabin has a gas grill on the deck

How does food stay cool: There is a fridge in each cabin, but it is smaller than normal. If your stay is only a couple days you will be just fine. If you have a big party and staying longer, then we suggest bringing in some coolers and ice. The ice will stay frozen if the coolers are kept outside

Good Meals: Pretty much everything will taste good up there, but here are a few suggestions that always seem to work well
Breakfast – eggs, sausage, blueberry pancakes, cereal, etc.
Lunch – sandwiches, etc.
Dinner – steaks, grilled chicken, spaghetti, baked potatoes, chili, corn bread, etc. Food taste pretty darn good up there so plenty of options.

Suggested Clothes: normal cool weather clothes. Bring some rain gear as well. It can get very cold in evenings and will be in morning. Expect 30’s even in July. Bring some mud boots if you plan to fly fish in river.

Other suggested items: batteries, flash light, binoculars, camera, lightweight fishing gear, sunscreen, lip balm, books and magazines. Without the internet it is possible to finish a book so bring that one you been planning on reading for some time now.

Fishing on the Ranch: There are 5 ponds on the ranch that will provide great fishing by either using a fly rod or a basic rod/reel set up. There is a worm farm by the old corral next to the Willows cabin, if you choose to use a hook. We urge “catch and release” but keeping a few for dinner is always ok. Fly or spin fishing is also available in the small Cebolla Creek that runs through the ranch. Many streams and lakes are in the area nearby as well.

ATV’s: We do not allow ATV’s to be driven on the ranch property. You can park your trailer in the barn area, and trailer them to the many trailheads in the area.

- "The cabin was the perfect size and had exactly what was needed for an "off the grid" experience. Beautiful scenery , very peaceful, and excellent star gazing. Close enough to both Lake City and Creede if you feel the need for company - we didn't." - "We love this place. We have stayed at Oleo many times before. The updates are very nice. We especially enjoy the scenery, the wildlife, fishing and we love the peace and quiet. Jeremy, the ranch manager, was wonderful. He was kind, courteous and very helpful."

***We are 18 miles from Lake City***
***Please read the full description below***

At 10,500 feet, this cabin is located in a remote part of southwest Colorado (between Creede and Lake City) and surrounded by some of the most beautiful scenery the Rocky Mountains have to offer. It is secluded, offers privacy, and breathtaking views with comfortable accommodations. It’s built overlooking a beautiful valley. The cabin water is drawn directly out of the mountain it’s built upon. Propane gas runs appliances, lights and heats water for the kitchen and bathroom. Electricity is neither needed nor available, and we do enforce a no generator policy. Anything which needs to be plugged in will not be of use and you will not miss the electricity. You are truly "off the grid" at this cabin, and your mind and body will thank you for it. Don't worry, technology, electricity, restaurants and other conveniences are just a short beautiful drive over Slumgullion Pass into Lake City if need be. The cabin is pet friendly as well.

Recreational activities around the cabin include miles and miles of scenic trails for mountain hiking/climbing, photography, fishing, or just relaxing. Moose and Elk are often seen and several kinds of hummingbirds are always around the feeders. The colorful wildflowers in summer, the wind blowing through the Aspens, and the spectacular fall foliage are nature at its best. Five stocked ponds and 1.5 miles of streams provide guests with private fishing, so beginners to avid fly fishermen will have ample opportunity to wet their lines. Peace and quiet is not something you have to seek out... the wind blowing through the Aspens will be the only thing you'll hear while reading your book on the deck. There is zero light pollution at night so stargazing is one of the most incredible things you will ever witness. Also, look no further than the area to escape the heat of the summer. Even in the dog days of summer, the average temperature during the day is 70 and nights can drop below freezing. Day trip opportunities "off the ranch" are abundant- anything from climbing one of the seven area 14K mountains, fishing the Rio Grande river, hiking the Continental Divide Trail, renting a jeep in Lake City and driving over Engineer Pass, as well as something as simple as having an ice cream cone, sitting on a Lake City bench. There is so much to see and do in one of the most beautiful areas of the Rockies. Thank you for taking a look at our cabin and we hope to see you there soon enjoying the simple life!

***There is no cell or internet which allows you to totally relax and not worry about looking at your phone 100 times a day. Reading a book becomes possible again. It is an amazing feeling for sure***

Location: Oleo is located off of Highway 149 north of Creede between mile marker 56 and 57. The entrance will be before the start of Slumgullion Pass and Rambouillet Creek. As you turn in you will need to drive a mile or so before you will see the ranch. You will see the Oleo Ranch sign from the highway.

Miles From:
Lake City, CO – 17
Creede, CO – 36
Gunnison, CO – 72
Denver, CO – 272
Albuquerque, NM – 303

Weather: Average temps are around 70 day and 30 at night. Short rain storms can roll in almost every day, but it is usually just a quick storm

Altitude: Oleo is at 10,500 feet. It may take a day to get acclimated to the altitude. Try to drink plenty of water before coming up and continue when at the ranch. Also water boils at a lower temperature at this altitude compared to sea level. This can alter cooking times for some dishes (pasta)

Electricity: There is no electricity at the ranch. Everything runs off of propane. Each cabin has a full stove with 4 cook top burners, a refrigerator (not full size), and hot water

Water: The water for the ranch comes directly from a mountain spring and is tested each year

Hot water: Each cabin has a standard water heater, just like you find in most homes

TV/Internet/Cell Phones: None of these items can work off of propane (thankfully) so no to all

Generators: we do not allow generators to be run at any time. This is to keep the noise down

Lights: The lights work off of propane and are turned on by a lever and using a match. Very simple operation. If you plan on reading at night you should bring a book light

Heater: There is a wall heater in each cabin, but the cabins retain heat well and you may not need the heater

Kitchen: The kitchen has a stove, refrigerator, and full size sink

Utensils, pots/pans, glasses and dishes: Each cabin has everything you need. You may want to bring some sturdy paper plates as it is all hand washing/drying

Bathroom: The bathrooms have walk in showers, sink and a toilet

Bath and dish towels, paper towels, and toilet paper: all are provided

Cleaning supplies: dishwashing soap, garbage bags are provided

Coffee: Coffee is brewed using a percolator.

Fireplace and wood: each cabin has a fireplace and there will be wood provided on your deck. If splitting is needed, each cabin will have an ax and chopping block

Dogs:
$20 per dog, per night. Limit of 2 dogs per cabin. Dogs over 75 lbs. must have approval of management at time of reservation. You must bring a plastic or metal dog kennel for your dog when you are away from cabin. Pets must ALWAYS be secured inside the kennel when the cabin is unoccupied.
If your dog is one that barks at anything that moves, flies or walks, they will not be accepted.
Dogs must be kept under control at all times. When your dog is around others, it is expected to be on a leash. If management asks you to have your dog on a leash, it is expected for you to do so promptly. We have extra leashes on site at the managers cabin.
Dispose of dog poop properly.
KEEP ALL DOGS OFF FURNITURE AND BEDS
Renter is expected to clean cabin of all dog hair before leaving.
When registering at check in, the pet owner agrees to abide by the Oleo Ranch Pet Policy. You are responsible for any damage or injury caused by your pet and must absolve Oleo Limited of any liability resulting from your pets actions.

Food: You will need to bring in all your food. Access to the nearest grocery stores is Lake City (17 miles) and Creede (36 miles). There is a small store at Freemons Ranch (over Spring Creek pass on the way to Creede) as well, but not a large selection.

Grocery stores: Alamosa will have a couple large grocery stores with good prices. Also pick up your beer, wine and liquor there. If not, Creede will have a grocery store, but higher prices and a more limited choice. Lake City has a grocery store as well, but with the same situation as Creede

Grills: Each cabin has a gas grill on the deck

How does food stay cool: There is a fridge in each cabin, but it is smaller than normal. If your stay is only a couple days you will be just fine. If you have a big party and staying longer, then we suggest bringing in some coolers and ice. The ice will stay frozen if the coolers are kept outside

Good Meals: Pretty much everything will taste good up there, but here are a few suggestions that always seem to work well
Breakfast – eggs, sausage, blueberry pancakes, cereal, etc.
Lunch – sandwiches, etc.
Dinner – steaks, grilled chicken, spaghetti, baked potatoes, chili, corn bread, etc. Food taste pretty darn good up there so plenty of options.

Suggested Clothes: normal cool weather clothes. Bring some rain gear as well. It can get very cold in evenings and will be in morning. Expect 30’s even in July. Bring some mud boots if you plan to fly fish in river.

Other suggested items: batteries, flash light, binoculars, camera, lightweight fishing gear, sunscreen, lip balm, books and magazines. Without the internet it is possible to finish a book so bring that one you been planning on reading for some time now.

Fishing on the Ranch: There are 5 ponds on the ranch that will provide great fishing by either using a fly rod or a basic rod/reel set up. There is a worm farm by the old corral next to the Willows cabin, if you choose to use a hook. We urge “catch and release” but keeping a few for dinner is always ok. Fly or spin fishing is also available in the small Cebolla Creek that runs through the ranch. Many streams and lakes are in the area nearby as well.

ATV’s: We do not allow ATV’s to be driven on the ranch property. You can park your trailer in the barn area, and trailer them to the many trailheads in the area.

- "Awesome place to unplug and get away. We really enjoyed our stay in the Aspens cabin. We will definitely be back!" - "Great experience if you want to be off the grid for a few days. Wonderful accommodations, great trout fishing, spacious views!" - "We have been coming to Oleo for a very long time. It’s always relaxing and feels so great to unplug and enjoy the outdoors. You won’t miss many electronics for sure." - "All I can say is WOW! Way beyond our expectations! Accommodations privacy and amenities were top notch! The check in process was so easy given the remote area! We were welcomed by moose and deer roaming the property, while we watched comfortably from our secluded deck. This is an absolute hidden gem!"