I recommend getting a cabin & bringing groceries. The cabins were very clean and comfortable. Some have tvs, some don't. There are a lot of activities offered, great views, & you can have campfires as long as you reserve a campfire ring at the front desk. more

Went to YMCA of the Rockies for a family reunion. Price was the factor for my wife's family and having a campground. We stayed in the Aspen Lodge. Room was equivalent to a well used 1970's dorm room. We had the food plan in the cafeteria - food was fair to poor at best. The area has been devastated by... more

If you are looking for some of the greatest "views" in the United States, this is it ! The scenery and vistas are breath taking and gives one a feeling of how beautiful our country is. ( There certainly are other wonderful places also..but this is one you should not miss). The facilities are various with cottages and motel-like accomodations... more

We were able to book a regular 3-bedroom cabin about 6 weeks before our August 1 arrival date. All-in-all we had a great time at this family-friendly facility. There were so many fun things to do here, that we never once felt bored. The cabin was built in the mid-70s and has never been updated. The wood panelled walls and... more

I stayed at YMCA of the Rockies for 4 nights during Spring Break with my two dauthters (11 & 20). Personnel are courtious, knowlegable, available and accommodations were clean and comfortable. We had access to free swimming and cafeteria food was terrific for the price ($10 adult, $6 child). more

We have gone to the YMCA of the Rockies for our family reunions since 1977. It has expanded into a beautiful resort like setting and is great for families and couples. Lots to see and do. more