Lone Pine Cabins
Guest rating: 4.2 / 5
Overview
Lone Pine Cabins is a small cabin-style property in Colorado with 10 accommodations. It is smoke-free and offers a rustic, self-catered stay with practical on-site amenities. The property holds a public rating of 4.2/5 based on 120 reviews.
Cabins & Layout
Each of the 10 cabins includes a full kitchen with a full-sized refrigerator/freezer, oven, stovetop, microwave, and cookware/dishes/utensils. Cabins also include free Wi-Fi, a TV with cable channels, and coffee/tea makers. Bathrooms include a bathtub or shower, and units are described as having 2 bathrooms; hair dryers are provided.
Amenities & Recreation
On-site features include a hot tub, an outdoor charcoal grill setup, and a picnic area for casual meals outdoors. Free self-parking is available. The property is pet-friendly and kid-friendly, supporting longer, more independent stays.
Location & Getting Around
The cabins are close to local bus access, with Portal Road & Grand Ave bus station about 111 m away and Town Square Park bus station about 821 m away. Denver International Airport is roughly 107.5 km away. Reviews commonly note the property’s convenience to downtown, the lake area, and Rocky Mountain National Park (RMNP).
Best for
Lone Pine Cabins is best for travelers who want a self-contained cabin stay with a full kitchen (refrigerator, oven, stovetop, microwave) and outdoor grilling/picnic space. It also suits pet owners thanks to its pet-friendly policy, and guests who value easy access to town and nearby outdoor recreation; reviews highlight proximity to downtown, the lake, and RMNP.
Travel tips
If you plan to use public transit locally, Portal Road & Grand Ave bus station is very close (about 111 m), with another option at Town Square Park (about 821 m). For airport logistics, Denver International Airport is approximately 107.5 km away, so plan ground transportation accordingly. Reviews mention difficulty contacting staff for early check-in, so arrange arrival timing and any special requests in advance when possible.
What guests say
Guests frequently describe the cabins as cute, rustic, and well-suited to the kind of getaway they were seeking. Comfort is a recurring positive point, including comfortable beds and generally useful kitchen basics for self-catering. Location is repeatedly highlighted as convenient—close to downtown, near the lake, and within easy reach of Rocky Mountain National Park. Less positive feedback centers on logistics, with at least one guest noting difficulty reaching someone about early check-in, and some mention that the bathroom felt small despite being stocked with necessities.
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