Whether a formal affair in our elegant western lodge or a casual riverfront barbecue, Maroon Bells has everything you need for a memorable Rocky Mountain experience.

Parties at Our Lodge
The Maroon Bells Lodge is an 8,000 square foot lodge located at the famous T-lazy 7 ranch. It accommodates up to 225 guests indoors and offers the ultimate in elegant western décor. Authentic memorabilia, wild game animal trophies and antique wagons playfully grace the 30 foot high ceilings and walls.

The lodge is available year-round for private parties, corporate events, children’s birthday parties with pony rides, rehearsal dinners and weddings.

Our amenities include:

• Two open fireplaces
• Large bar
  A dance floor with generous bandstand for performers
• Flexible menu from western barbecue to gourmet wild game
• Horse-drawn sleigh and wagon rides for guests for private events
• Additional seating can be added on our patio as well as under tents.
• Exceptional wait and kitchen staff
  

Please contact us to arrange a site tour.

Our Chuckwagon Grounds
Parties at our Chuckwagon Grounds are unforgettable for two reasons: massive amounts of fun and the picturesque outdoor setting. The campground is located along Maroon Creek, which is filled with active beaver dams. Towering Colorado spruce trees provide a canopy of shade.

Authentic old wagons, stagecoaches and surreys dot the grounds. The stage, seating and dance floor are sheltered from the weather by rustic log beams and wooden roofing laced high up into the trees. Silent radiant heat located in the roof takes the chill off the evening air.

Our Chuckwagon Grounds are available during the summer. We can entertain up to 200 guests comfortably.

Amenities include:

• Full liquor license with capability for flexible bar arrangements
• A dance floor and generous bandstand for Country Western band
• Massive open air bonfire ring – perfect for cooking s’mores
• Authentic western barbecue buffet
• Horse-drawn hay or wagon rides for guests
• Exceptional wait and kitchen staff

Please contact us to arrange a site tour, but do wear your hat and boots!