Welcome to Wildwood Inn, nestled on the doorstep of Rocky Mountain National Park, just three miles west of Estes Park, Colorado. Our serene retreat offers an exclusive escape on seven acres of mountainside property, making it the perfect family-friendly getaway for groups and friends. Enjoy abundant wildlife and clear starry skies, away from the town's lights. Our accommodations feature deluxe mountainside suites, providing a variety of options with balconies, hot tubs and breathtaking views. Set against a backdrop of towering mountains and dense pines, our expansive property creates the perfect mountain getaway.
Wildwood Inn is your retreat to authentically experience the mountains of Colorado. Whether you're on-property or coming back to us from a day of adventure in the Colorado wilderness, Wildwood Inn has many guest and family-friendly amenties for your future stay. Featured amenties include:
Right in our back yard, Rocky Mountain National Park offers over 300 miles of hiking trails, diverse wildlife, and stunning mountain vistas. Visitors can enjoy activities such as hiking, wildlife watching, and scenic drives. Within the park, Trail Ridge Road is the highest continuous paved road in the United States, reaching an elevation of 12,183 feet.
Nestled close to some of Estes Park’s best hiking trails, Trailhead Restaurant is the ideal spot for a hearty meal after a day outdoors. With its rustic charm and a menu filled with comfort food favorites, it’s a local gem that promises satisfying bites and friendly service.
Beautiful and mostly shaded hike that parallels the Roaring Creek. A 2.6-mile roundtrip hike that offers hikers the opportunity to explore the aftermath of the 1982 Lawn Lake Dam failure.
Estes Park is a prime location for both adventure and relaxation. Beyond the National Park's hiking trails and wildlife, Estes Park offers diverse activities. For outdoor enthusiasts, Performance Park presents an excellent spot for rock climbing, while Hermit Park is ideal for mountain biking and horseback riding. Lake Estes welcomes visitors with opportunities for fishing, paddleboarding, and picnicking. The town is also home to a vibrant dining scene, including local favorites like Bird & Jim, Poppy's Pizza & Grill, and Claire's on the Park, catering to a range of tastes and preferences. Seasonal events throughout the year, such as the Elk Fest in fall and various winter festivals, add to the area's local charm. With scenic drives like Trail Ridge Road, Estes Park is a gateway to experiencing the beauty of Colorado’s high country.