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Estes Park vacation rentals

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Top-rated vacation rentals in Estes Park

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Superhost
Cabin in Estes Park
Historic 1br downtown cabin with hot tub and views
Soothe your soul in a hot tub above downtown while staring into Rocky Mountain National Park after a long day of hiking (STR#3126)! You'll love my historic cabin, built in the late 1800s but modernized for your comfort. Cozy 540 square feet provide great views, a full kitchen & bathroom, electric fireplace, inviting warm bedroom, and a deck overlooking Lumpy Ridge. + Walk to downtown and the Stanley Hotel + 8 minute drive to the park A perfect base for up to 4 people for a mountain getaway!
$120 per night
Superhost
Cabin in Estes Park
Long's Peak Retreat...Escape...Explore...Revive
Long's Peak Retreat is an updated modern yet rustic mountain cabin. This 1,250 square foot cabin built in 1949 is quietly nestled between the aspens and ponderosa pines on an acre lot. A stay here will allow you to...Escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life...Explore Rocky Mountain National Park and surrounding areas...Revive in the quiet and peaceful retreat we have created for you. The cabin is perfect for a couple or a family wanting to take a break and recharge. (Permit #3411)
$170 per night
Superhost
Cabin in Estes Park
1914 cabin - king bed, fireplace, fishing, views!
Travel back to 1914 in a vintage hillside cabin blocks from the National Park (STR Permit 20-NCD0082). Enjoy the sounds of the Big Thompson across the street or admire the high peaks while BBQing on the deck. A king master bedroom & private fireplace ensures a restful sleep. Elk, bear and wildlife abound. Two ottomans in the living room convert to comfortable single beds for 2 more guests. - Walk to fishing, Nat'l Park - 7 min drive to the Park visitor center - 8 min drive to downtown
$114 per night

Stay near Estes Park's top sights

The Stanley Hotel91 locals recommend
Beaver Meadows Visitor Center9 locals recommend
Safeway77 locals recommend
Estes Park Aerial Tramway29 locals recommend
Estes Park Visitor Center19 locals recommend
Coffee on the Rocks22 locals recommend

Estes Park home rentals

Superhost
Home in Estes Park
Newly Renovated Home in Downtown Estes + Sauna
$175 per night
Superhost
Home in Estes Park
Dancing Pines On Fall River, Estes Park Co
$249 per night
Superhost
Home in Estes Park
Dogs OK! Downtown 3br home w/ epic mountain views
$117 per night
Superhost
Home in Estes Park
Diamond Retreat-Mtn Views, Modern Home, Wildlife
$193 per night
Superhost
Home in Estes Park
Gorgeous, Cozy Mountain Home w/ Sauna
$175 per night
Superhost
Home in Estes Park
Hot tub, AC, dogs OK, Nat'l Park Views, 1 gig WiFi
$120 per night
Superhost
Home in Estes Park
River, Hot Tub, King Beds, Walk Into Nat'l Park
$164 per night
Superhost
Home in Estes Park
House on the Hill
$150 per night
Superhost
Home in Estes Park
Epic views, king beds, riverfront, views near Park
$137 per night
Superhost
Home in Estes Park
3 Bedroom Home with Views and Private Hot Tub
$250 per night
Superhost
Home in Estes Park
The Willow Sticks Home, peaceful #3317
$181 per night
Superhost
Home in Estes Park
EP Cottage - Hot Tub! Fireplace! Walk to Town! EV!
$131 per night

Quick stats about vacation rentals in Estes Park

Total rentals

1.6K properties

Rentals with dedicated workspaces

750 properties have a dedicated workspace

Rentals with a pool

530 properties have a pool

Pet-friendly rentals

200 properties allow pets

Family-friendly rentals

1.1K properties are a good fit for families

Total number of reviews

74K reviews

Your guide to Estes Park

All About Estes Park

Estes Park is a beautiful mountain getaway, nestled in the foothills of northwestern Colorado near Rocky Mountain National Park, where you can spot elk regularly wandering the streets. It’s a scenic hub for many visitors wanting to explore the park. The small town, which is just under seven square miles, is home to over 6,000 residents, and great local restaurants and breweries.

This area has cultural roots dating back to the Arapaho and Sioux tribes, the original custodians of this land. Pioneers, hunters, and inventors eventually followed, and many of the buildings they erected are still standing as historical markers to this past.

The natural landscape surrounding Estes Park is known for its lush hiking trails, crystal-clear lakes, and phenomenal stargazing. If you pass through in the wintertime, you’ll find the locals skiing, snowshoeing, or staying in a cozy Estes Park condo rental.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Estes Park

If you’re looking for water sports, the best time to visit Estes Park is from June to September. This is prime time to go whitewater rafting or take a boat out on the water as the weather is mild and dry. Other summer activities include hiking, biking, and climbing.

Winter in the Rocky Mountains is extraordinary but the rural roads are not for the faint of heart. You can still visit the Rocky Mountains during winter, but be prepared to drive on snowy, winding mountain roads that can be tricky to navigate. While average winter temperatures are below freezing, this is also the perfect climate to go snowboarding, skiing, and snowshoeing. Regardless of which season you visit, there’s a home rental in Estes Park, Colorado waiting for you.


Top things to do in Estes Park

Estes Park Riverwalk

This mile-long, tree-lined path runs along the Big Thompson River on the backside of Elkhorn Avenue, downtown’s main street. Start from Estes Park Visitor Center and discover mom-and-pop shops, patio bars, and local coffee shops which offer direct access from the trail. As you walk, try to spot the 12 bronze statues of pikas (cute mountain-dwelling animals) which are part of a local scavenger hunt.

Cycling

Take an open-air ride through the famous Rocky Mountain National Park with experienced mountain cyclists as your guide. The tours can last anywhere from three to eight hours, depending on your experience level. Book a tour in advance with a local outfitter, who can provide the bicycle, helmet, water, and snacks.

Park Theater

Built in 1913, this theater is one of the oldest operating motion picture theaters in the country. Watch everything from blockbuster films to documentaries here while fueling up on sandwiches and beer from the snack bar. Fun fact: the theatre has an 80-foot neon sign on the front of the building which required the city’s special permission to use.

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