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Reviews (11)
What Guests Are Saying
Stone Cellar Guard Station offers a beautiful and remote location, ideal for hikers and those seeking solitude, with clean and well-stocked accommodations. While some reviews mention minor issues like lumpy mattresses and the need for screen repairs, guests generally enjoy their stay and appreciate the serene environment. Overall, it’s considered a great spot worth the drive, especially for camping enthusiasts.
What Guests Are Saying
Stone Cellar Guard Station offers a beautiful and remote location, ideal for hikers and those seeking solitude, with clean and well-stocked accommodations. While some reviews mention minor issues like lumpy mattresses and the need for screen repairs, guests generally enjoy their stay and appreciate the serene environment. Overall, it’s considered a great spot worth the drive, especially for camping enthusiasts.
Review Summary
Blake A
VerifiedJune 23, 2022 • Stayed at: CABIN, Loop: STONE CELLAR GUARD STATION
Amazing place! Perfect cute rugged place that has just the right amount of off grid (no electricity, no cell service) and amenities (gas stove, gas refrigerator, gas lights, hand pump well water, outhouse) for a couples getaway or pack a group of people in the bunks. We saw prong horn, mule deer, elk, and a few other animals. Views are amazing, lots of roads and trails, no other people for miles, great fishing near by.
My only “warning” is that the road in was washboard for a VERY long time. Well worth the slow beautiful drive! 11/10
Location Stone Cellar Guard Station
Address:
46525 St Hwy 114
Saguache, CO, 81149
United States
From Saguache, take Colorado Hwy 114, 34 miles northwest from Saguache, over North Pass. Take FR#804 south 4 miles to junction, east 1 mile to FR #787, then 21 miles south to the cabin, located past the Stone Cellar Campground. Note, there is a stream crossing before arriving to the cabin gate.
Latitude & Longitude: 38.0192 / -106.681
Elevation: 2894 feet
Policies & Rules
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Please contact the Saguache Ranger District prior to arriving at the cabin to check on any restrictions or conditions, such as fire or road closures, weather or storms that may affect the quality of your visit. |
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There is a stream crossing before getting to the guard station; recommended vehicles with AWD/4x4 and medium clearance. |
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The maximum stay limit on the forest is 14 days. You may be visited by a Forest Employee during your stay, for routine cabin safety check and maintenance/cleaning. If you wish to not be disturbed, a door tab will be available to use. |
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All appliances run on propane. Please ensure that at least two windows are cracked open AT ALL TIMES during your stay and on departure, to avoid carbon monoxide poisoning. |
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For safety and resource protection, do not discharge firearms and skeet shooting is prohibited within 150 yards of the cabin area boundary. Please pick up any discarded shells, casings, and targets. |
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Entry to the cabin is by combination lock, which will be provided in the confirmation letter or email which is sent after a reservation is made. The keypad on the door may have multiple numbers per button. The button only needs to be pressed once regardless of the assigned number, before entering the next code number. |
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Water is available at the guard station by outside hand pump. Water is available at the Saguache Ranger District office during business hours from Memorial Day weekend to November. |
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There is no electricity at the Guard Station, and there is no cell phone service available at this facility.The guard station is a non-smoking facility. |
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Pets are allowed at the facility, but must be under control at all times; they must not harass wildlife or livestock. Pets are not allowed to be on the furniture, including beds, couches, and chairs. Pet hair is difficult to remove and can cause allergic reactions. Be considerate of others. |
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Livestock are prohibited: including horses, mules, llamas, and alpacas. |
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All cabins are administratively used on occasion. You may encounter agency stock horses during your stay. Do not feed, pet, or try to ride the animals. |
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Do not leave food or trash outside the guard station; there is wildlife in the area. |
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Please clean the guard station before leaving and ensure the gate is locked upon departure.All garbage and food must be packed out; do not burn garbage in the fire pit or wood stove. |
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Drink plenty of water before arrival and during your stay to avoid altitude sickness. |
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During the late autumn months, you may need to snowmobile, snowshoe or ski to access the cabin. |
