Mesa
Verde "Getaway"
in the Four Corners - Mancos, CO
38890 Hwy 184
Mancos, CO 81328
866-529-2480
Casual luxury lodging near the cliff dwellings of Mesa Verde Nat'l Park
Lodge or cabins: your "home" for Mesa Verde National Park, Durango,
Mancos, Dolores, Cortez and many historical sites of Southwest Colorado.
Thanks to our guests - celebrating 10 years in business!!
Sundance Bear Lodge is a country style Bed and Breakfast on over 80 acres of mesa, forest and canyon just north of Mancos, CO, between Durango and Cortez. We're family friendly and pet friendly. We have three buildings each with its own ambiance to match your vacation needs (see our rooms: Lodge, Log Cabin and Guest House). Guest capacity up to 20 family and friends.
Please tour our facilities. Contemplate free time and relaxation and we'll make a bet - you'll want to stay one more day!
Welcome to Mancos and Mesa Verde!
Bring binoculars and camera!
Sue and Bob Scott, owners and your hosts
Chester is ever hopeful -- to play stick (or ball) or go hiking with you!
Welcome to southwest Colorado!
Bring your family and friends for a holiday at Sundance Bear Lodge, in view of Mesa Verde National Park, a world heritage site and 30 minutes from the Durango-Silverton narrow gauge railroad!
Spend a relaxing evening on the porches or in the hot tub enjoying the stunning vistas -- Mesa Verde to the west, the La Plata mountains to the east. Southwest Colorado is a jewel - part desert, part magnificent mountains, with real towns that would never be considered a suburb. The rest of the family will be soooo thankful you brought them to southwest Colorado!
"The four of us unanimously voted your lovely home the best place we stayed during the 12 nights we were on the road. We all felt relaxed and were well rested." (Jay, Bonita, Marybeth, Paul)
Step back in time, when life moved at a slower pace. You have
arrived at the ancient west of 1300AD, the Native American Anasazi
culture. Add to that the Wild
West of the American frontier with outlaw
heroes like Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, and famous Western
fiction writers like Louis L'Amour. Today, Navajo and Ute Indians call
this Four Corners region home.
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