Wake up on the river
Eighteen A-frames, nine hot-tub cabins, and a riverfront ceremony site on the North Fork of the South Platte. Sixty minutes from Denver, 8,600 feet up, no cell signal to speak of.
A basecamp built for slowing down and showing up.
Lostfork sits where the pines open to the water. Come for a two-night reset in an A-frame, book out all 28 cabins for a weekend, or say your vows with the river as your witness. However you arrive, you leave lighter.
Say your vows by the water
A riverfront ceremony site with log benches and a timber arch, a reception for up to 150 under the pines, and every cabin on the property for your people. No shuttles, no last call at a hotel bar. A late hot tub, a morning sauna, and pancakes on the griddle before anyone drives home.
Find your place on the river
Two ways to stay, both within earshot of the water. Stays book through our reservations partner, Effortless Stay, with live rates and availability.
A-Frames
Pine-lined inside, black steel roof outside, a wall of glass at the peak. Coffee bar, fridge, and microwave; the river a few steps past the chairs.
- Queen bed under the peak
- Kitchen sink, fridge & microwave
- Half bath in-cabin, bathhouse showers a short walk
Hot-Tub Cabins
Six one-bedroom cabins and three studios, each with a private hot tub on the deck, a 3/4 bathroom, and a kitchenette. Room to spread out after a day on the water.
- Private hot tub
- 3/4 bathroom & kitchenette
- Queen bed, plus a pullout in the one-bedrooms
Compare every cabin type, including the hilltop cabin
Booking for a group of 10 or more, or the whole property? Send an inquiry and we will put it together for you.
Everything the canyon asks for
Electric Sauna
Steam, then the river
Private Hot Tubs
Soak under the stars
Gas Fire Pit
Warm up after dark
River Access
Steps from the water
Fly Fishing
Trout on the North Fork
Bathhouse
Hot showers & sinks
Leaf Season
Gold aspen in September
Dog Friendly
Bring the whole pack
Pick your spot on the river
The creekside cabins and chalets mapped along the water, with the Outpost, sauna, and fire pit in between. The A-frames and the new venue join the map with Phase II.
13 new A-frames and a dedicated event venue, coming soon.
Questions, answered
Where is Lostfork Basecamp?
121 County Road 62, Grant, Colorado 80448, in Park County. The property sits on the North Fork of the South Platte River inside Pike National Forest, near Kenosha Pass and Guanella Pass, at about 8,600 feet.
How far is Lostfork from Denver?
About an hour by car, southwest on US-285 to Grant. Directions and drive times are on The Land page.
What kind of lodging does Lostfork have?
28 places to stay, sleeping up to 72: 18 A-frame cabins that sleep 2, 6 one-bedroom hot-tub cabins that sleep 4, 3 studio hot-tub cabins that sleep 2, and a two-bedroom hilltop cabin that sleeps 6. Compare every cabin type.
Is there cell service at Lostfork?
No, not to speak of. Download directions before you leave the highway, and plan on an evening at the fire pit instead.
Are dogs welcome?
Yes. Dogs are welcome at Lostfork Basecamp.
Can you get married at Lostfork?
Yes. Weddings are an exclusive one-night buyout of the whole property: ceremony and reception for up to 150 guests, with lodging for up to 72 included. 2027 and 2028 dates run from $7,000 to $29,000 depending on season and day of week. See packages and pricing.
What is there to do nearby?
Fly fishing for trout on the North Fork, the sauna and hot tubs on site, and trailheads at Guanella Pass and Kenosha Pass. The aspens turn gold in late September. See the area map.
How do I book a stay?
Stays book through our reservations partner, Effortless Stay, with live rates and availability. Use the Check Availability buttons on the Stay page. For a group of 10 or more, or the whole property, send an inquiry.
Come find Lostfork
Book an A-frame for the weekend, or start planning the celebration you will talk about for years.