Rudy’s Bear Cabin

Florissant, CO, United States

About

Family-Friendly Mountain Retreat — Peace, Space & Wildlife! Escape to a slice of mountain paradise! This spacious, family-friendly vacation home offers plenty of room to stretch out, relax, and reconnect. Nestled in a peaceful mountain setting, you'll enjoy quiet mornings, fresh alpine air, and panoramic natural beauty. Wildlife roams freely through the property — and if you're lucky, you might spot Rudy the bear making a friendly appearance!

8 guests

4 bedrooms

3 bathrooms

Good to know

Spacious 4-Bedroom Mountain Retreat – Family-Friendly & Full of Charm Welcome to your peaceful 3,000 sq ft mountain getaway! This 4-bedroom, family-friendly retreat offers plenty of space to relax, play, and make lifelong memories. Surrounded by nature and nestled in a quiet mountain setting, it’s the perfect place to unwind and recharge. Inside, you’ll find generous living areas ideal for families or groups, with room to spread out and settle in. Step outside to take in the fresh alpine air and keep an eye out—wildlife roams freely here, including the beloved local favorite, Rudy the bear! Whether you're hiking nearby trails or simply enjoying the stillness and stunning views, this serene escape offers an authentic mountain experience with all the space and comfort you need

Other Details to Note

**PLEASE READ** Absolutely NO open fires are allowed. The risk of wildfire in the area is too high. The roads may require AWD or 4WD November through April (however it can snow in October and in May!). The roads are plowed after 6 inches of snow. You do not need a 4WD or AWD in the summer but be aware that a portion of road to the house is dirt! There is no air conditioning unit here. It is very rare in our county to have one installed in a house (even brand new builds!). The nights are cool in the summer so to cool the house off you can open all the windows and doors at night, then close them during the day and you stay cool! There are ceiling fans to help circulate the cool air through the cabin. We are at 9,200 feet in elevation — altitude sickness can occur but you can do things to prevent it and alleviate symptoms including, taking a day to rest when you arrive, drink extra water and stay well hydrated (avoiding alcohol will help). You can see neighboring properties from the home but the location is very quiet and peaceful. Do not leave food outside unattended. Our local wildlife does include deer and the occasional bear, mountain lion, bobcat, and fox.