Stagecoach Cabin 

Collbran Vacation Rentals

Mountain Property #2

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The Stagecoach Cabin is nestled in the oak brush at the corner of our 42-acre property and was an original building from a stagecoach stop in western Colorado (hence the name).  We invite you to relax and recharge in the antique western charm of the late 1800s. The cabin accommodates up to 3 adults (or 2 adults and a couple of kids).

The Stagecoach Cabin offers a break from the modern world.  The cabin does not have running water, electricity, wi-fi, or television, but it does have a propane wall heater, solar lights, and a solar-powered charging station for your electronics. The outside kitchen is fully stocked with cooking utensils and dishes, a propane stove top and mini fridge, and plenty of water in jugs.  The outdoor bathroom facility includes a waterless toilet and a solar outdoor showering system. Best of all, the cabin site has lots of antique charm and mountain stillness.  

The cabin offers a queen-size bed, a single floor mattress, and a small table and chairs.  Under the covered porch, you'll find the kitchen and dining area and a chest of games.  We also provide a propane fire pit on the south side of the cabin.  

Most guests get cell service and data (we get 5G on T-Mobile), but for the most part, modern technology won’t distract you during this peaceful nature retreat. If you really need it, high-speed internet—along with coffee and continental breakfast—is available at the Sunroom, just a short walk or drive away.

We hope you’ll find yourself immersed in the sounds and sights of nature: coyotes singing across the hills at night, elk bugling in the distance, and deer crossing the hillside in the early morning. You can also step across the road to view elk and buffalo on the nearby game ranch.

Please bring with you a pair of shower shoes if you'd like to try the outdoor shower.  We do have mosquitos.  We've provided some bug spray, but you might bring your own if you prefer a specific brand.

Four-wheel drive is necessary in snowy weather. You can watch a short video of the road conditions (filmed in good weather) by clicking here.