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Family reunion lodging in Colorado
Thanksgiving with three generations under one roof. Well, a few roofs.
Grandparents get a quiet cabin, the kids get the loft, and everybody meets at the long table. Twelve beds, a kitchen built for a crowd, the river for the afternoons and the hot tub after dark. Our team at Bridal Veil Lodging will help you plan it, and the reunion guide has a day-by-day plan to start from.
Two fridges, one big island, and enough counter for everybody to help. Dinner for twelve is the easy part.
Where everyone sleeps
The cabins and tents
- Hearth Suite: two people, a queen bed and a fireplace. The quiet one
- Queen Suite: two people, a queen bed, a fireplace and a bathroom with two sinks
- River Suite: four to six people. The family cabin, with a loft for the kids, a sleeper sofa and its own laundry
- River Tents: two people each, right on the riverbank, with their own bathhouse. Summer and fall
Good to know
- Open year-round. The river tents close November through April, so a winter reunion sleeps eight to ten
- Boggy Draw mountain bike trails, Circle K horseback rides and Bear Creek Trail are all within a few minutes
- Two-night minimum, from $6,500 a night for the whole ranch
- Read the reunion guide ↗
Questions people ask
- How many people can a family reunion at the ranch sleep?
Twelve in beds, across three cabins and two river tents, plus a queen sleeper sofa in the River Suite. Five bedrooms and five bathrooms. - Is the ranch good for kids?
Yes. The River Suite has a loft with twin beds, the lodge has a loft with a game table, and the pond has a bench swing and a footbridge. Bear Creek Trail's first mile is an easy walk with kids.
- Can we do Thanksgiving or Christmas at the ranch?
Yes. The ranch is open year-round. In winter the tents are closed, so the cabins sleep eight to ten. - Is there a place for the whole family to eat together?
Two. The big table inside seats twelve, and the harvest table on the heated, covered porch seats everyone outside.
