steamboat lake marina

This was the 4th year our large group staycationed at the Steamboat Lake SP cabins. We love the accommodations and the beautiful mountain setting. The cabins are a luxury for a few of our hard core campers but rustic for others. For the most part the cabins were clean and comfortable. A few improvements I'd love to see next year are more attention to detailed cabin cleaning (a thorough sweeping of the floors), mattress replacement ( much of the plastic is cracked) and additional staff maintenance visits to the restroom (our group supplied several rolls of TP and PT). These items are minor and just would enhance our experience during our stay. Thanks for these wonderful amenities you offer to the public. We will surely return to continue building lasting memories for our families and friends.

This is a great place to stay with great ammenities offered, awesome service and cabin accomodations that are clean, updated and comfortable. Steamboat Lake area has so much to offer and the Marina with surrounding campground services make it even more appealing to enjoy.

My friends and I, along with our families, made our annual trip to the camping cabins just last weekend. The weather was amazing, the hike to Hahn's Peak was fun, and our day on the lake with three pontoon boats and a speed boat was amazing. We can't wait for next year! My review is more of a request to please keep the cabins and bathhouse maintained for the future, as this place is too nice to get run down. While I realize this is a campground, there were a couple of things I needed to point out in terms of the accomodations. My family and I have stayed in cabin 4 for the last three years. Upon arriving the last two years, the refrigerator has been unreliable. This year it had defrosted and was dripping wet inside. Two of the three lightbulbs in the ceiling fan were not working. We told the office and two young gentleman came and fixed it. By the time we left, one lightbulb was out again. The throw rugs are long overdue for replacement. I kicked ours under the bunk and brought up a huge cloud of dust and dirt, which joined the large dust bunnies under the bed. I was later told by a young lady at the office that the first four cabins have large cracks in the floor which make them hard to sweep and keep clean. The bunks are comfortable, and at my age I am glad to have some ammenities and to not be sleeping in a tent on the ground. The bathrooms were being used by our large group, but still ran out of paper everyday, and definitely needed a wipe down every evening. Again, we love coming here, and my review is more of a request to keep up on these little things before they turn a lovely place into something less so.

Had a wonderful time in the cabins and boating on the lake, plus hiking to Hahn's Peak. Great family vacation!

Incredibly gorgeous. Family friendly biking around the lake on the path, gorgeous flowers, deer, etc. and great fishing for the fishermen!

I just got home today from 4 lovely days at Steamboat Lake. We held our family reunion there. Everyone had a wonderful time and was sad to have to leave.

We (2 people) stayed at cabin #3 and had nice view of Sand Mountain. Cabin was clean and bunks comfortable. We brought own bed linen, pillows and sleeping bags as blankets. Good cross breeze through the windows plus high ceilings with quiet ceiling fan kept the cabin cool. Coffee maker was missing and folks at the marina gave us a clean replacement. We rented a pontoon boat for a couple of hours and enjoyed lunch out in the middle of the lake with 360 views of mountains. Hike up to Hahn's peak well worth it. Adult children tent camped nearby and joined us at our cabin campground for dinners. Good option for larger groups.

Our family visits Steamboat Lake regularly to take advantage of the glorious environment, fishing and boating. The cabins are functional and a nice option in the late spring, when the weather is often too inclement for comfortable tent camping.We were disappointed in a few items that could easily be addressed: blinds and curtain rods were broken and poorly hung. The heater in one cabin was not easily controlled and offered only a very high setting. And the toilet paper in one of the bathrooms was not adequately supplied.

d kThanks for your feedback. You are correct the marina is closed during the winter, but we have an online booking system for our customer's convenience. There is an email link to direct any questions with bookings or to cancel on the email confirmation that you received after booking. The email link is also available on our website.The cancellation fee is posted on the booking page and in our terms and conditions. I would like to address the timing and your negative review. So according to my records here is a timeline of your transactions and communications:you made your reservation on Friday 12/13 $444.80the transaction was funded on Monday 12/16 5pm I received your first email to cancel on Thursday 12/19 at 1:35pm I responded to your first email on Thursday 12/19 at 4:19pm your cabin reservation was cancelled and credit card was refunded Thursday 12/19 at 4:35pm. ($419.80)You even responded back to me to say thanks. And then you reviewed the marina with a negative review on 12/19It is unfortunate that you felt so "cheated" but maybe you'll give us another chance in the future and next time, maybe you'll allow someone the time to fix your problem before producing a negative review.

We stayed one night, the last weekend of September. The changing of the leaves was simply beautiful, taking the ride from Denver. The cabin and accomodations were excellent and we cannot wait to visit again!

My children & I love to camp in Steamboat Lake State Park (SLSP). Decided to try a Sept. Fri/Sat cabin stay near the lake for $80+/night. Off-season check-in time isn't advertised anywhere - Ranger doesn't even know it. The Marina/Park was all but deserted when we arrived in the rain at 4:15. Could not reach anyone for cabin access & had to drive 25 miles to get a hotel. Owner returned call 24 hrs later & wouldn't issue refund - said it was my fault. I had to take responsibility for not trying to open the cabin door (where I would have found the keys on the refrigerator). Strange policy & seems fraught w/liability issues... To be fair, while the customer service wasn’t worth a single star, the cabin gets five stars. It was lots of fun, the heater kept us warm, the bunk beds were very comfortable, it was quiet, the guest house was near & clean, the views were spectacular, & sitting on the front porch w/a cup of coffee the next morning watching the sun come up over the lake was absolutely beautiful & serene. I recommend the cabins but hope to high heaven you don’t have a disagreement w/the owner. Call in advance & make sure you get access details.

My wife and I (along with our dogs) stayed in a cabin during the first week in October 2013. The cabin was perfect as we had tent camped at the park in October 2012 but thankfully my wife talked me into a cabin this year, becuase we got a bunch of snow. The cabin was rustic, but had bunked double beds, a mini refrigerator and a built-in heater. It had everything you'd need to go a little beyond tent camping for those late fall or early spring trips when weather can be an issue! We got 8-9 inches of snow over our first night so we were so happy we had the protection and warmth of a cabin this year. We had the entire state park to ourselves, which we're sure was partially due to the adverse weather conditions during our stay, but not having anyone else in the entire state park was perfectly fine with us. The fall colors were at peak color during our stay and then with the combination of wet, snow sticking to all the pine trees, it was amazing! We would certainly recommend the cabins for anyone going up to Steamboat Lake State Park when there's a higher chance of adverse weather! It as a life-saver! On a side note, the bath house for the camper cabins might have been the nicest bathroom at a state park or national park campground that I've ever seen!

We saw the cabins last year and instantly decided it was a "must do" for 2013. Stayed in Cabin 4, awesome, even though the promised coffee maker was missing. Could not have been happier, and plan to stay in a larger cabin next year. We arrived early, could not access the cabin, but the owner, Karl, called me personally to assure me there was no problem, they just needed to get the cabin ready. I loved that personal touch. The views, the proximity to the lake and the beach and hiking trails, and we loved the dedicated bath house and showers. Trips to Hahn's Peak Village and Steamboat Springs are close and easy, wonderful food in both places. The ease and comfort of the cabins make this a "must do" every year. May even plan a winter trip there early next year. My advice if you want to go is to book the cabins early, they fill up fast!!

We stayed here in cabin 4 and then in a campsite in a tent. I think the tent site was 182. We loved both locations. The cabin was cozy and was romantic when the moonlight streamed into the windows at night. We also loved camping - our neighbors were respectful and quiet. The lake is beautiful, the light changing every few minutes made it a pleasure to just sit and observe. The young women who work in the store were extremely helpful and knowledgeable about the local hiking trails. I wish I remember the name of the young woman who helped us, because she definitely deserves a recommendation (she had just returned from a trip to SF). She recommended a hike to us, which we did and turned into the best experience from our entire trip. We were tempted to stay at SLM for our whole trip because there are so many fun things to do and beautiful places to see. We ate like kings at the Roadhouse and the Steamboat Lake Cafe. We had a great time. Thanks for the experience!

Good value. Loved the cabins and appreciated the coffee maker, beds, and mini fridge and yet still camp.