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Conveniently situated only minutes from Denver-Metro, in the foothills above the townships of Morrison and Evergreen, a Colorado Mountain Oasis awaits all who seek sanctuary and romance, a Historic Stone Lodge and Event Center, known as (The) Meadow Creek Bed and Breakfast Inn.
At an elevation of 8,200 feet, Meadow Creek is open year round and easily accessible, just one mile off scenic U.S. Highway 285 (230 mile marker). Completed in 1929 as a Stone Lodge for an Italian Prince and his Denver bride, the Inn today is an exclusive 34 acre mountain estate which balances convenience of valuable time with a most secluded mountain experience.

Completely surrounded by a diverse forest of mature pines, season changing aspens, rock outcropping, and a spring-fed creek; the surrounding woods support a wide range of assorted wildlife and flora. Meadow Creek encapsulates what is best about the Majestic Rocky Mountains without spending a half day or more (not to mention a tank of gas!) getting here.

















Conveniently situated only minutes from Denver-Metro, in the foothills above the townships of Morrison and Evergreen, a Colorado Mountain Oasis awaits all who seek sanctuary and romance, a Historic Stone Lodge and Event Center, known as (The) Meadow Creek Bed and Breakfast Inn.
At an elevation of 8,200 feet, Meadow Creek is open year round and easily accessible, just one mile off scenic U.S. Highway 285 (230 mile marker). Completed in 1929 as a Stone Lodge for an Italian Prince and his Denver bride, the Inn today is an exclusive 34 acre mountain estate which balances convenience of valuable time with a most secluded mountain experience.

Completely surrounded by a diverse forest of mature pines, season changing aspens, rock outcropping, and a spring-fed creek; the surrounding woods support a wide range of assorted wildlife and flora. Meadow Creek encapsulates what is best about the Majestic Rocky Mountains without spending a half day or more (not to mention a tank of gas!) getting here.