Games & activities · 50+ private acres

There is always something on

Horseshoes, cornhole and lawn games on the meadow. Fire pits with the wood already stacked. Movie nights under the trees, curated trails, and a night sky that does most of the entertaining.

See the games The curated trails
Your days are yours

A reason to stay a third night

Between the big moments — the ceremony, the team session, the family dinner — there is a whole property to get into. Or do nothing at all, which is equally the point of fifty-plus private acres. Everything on this page is included, and none of it needs booking.

The horseshoe pit at Round Mountain Retreat — a long sand pit with timber edging and a steel stake, horseshoes lying where they landed in warm dappled afternoon light.
The horseshoe pit

The tournament nobody planned

A proper regulation-length sand pit with timber edging, set in the trees a short walk from the cabins. It is the single most reliable thing on the property: put a set of horseshoes in a group's hands at four in the afternoon and you will not see them again until dinner.

  • Full sand pit, raked and maintained
  • Horseshoes provided — nothing to bring
  • Shaded, so it works on a hot afternoon
  • Bench seating for the people who are only pretending to watch
And the rest of it

What else is out there

Cornhole

Boards and bags on the meadow, set up wherever the light is best. The default warm-up for any group that has just met each other.

All ages

Lawn games

The open meadow takes whatever you want to play on it — and there is room for a proper game rather than a polite one in a back garden.

Bring your own too

Fire pits

Several across the property, from a two-chair pit outside a cabin to the big stone ring in the village. Firewood provided. You bring the marshmallows.

Firewood included

Movie night

The Moose cabin has a projector, so films happen outdoors under the trees on a summer night. Bring a blanket and something to sit on.

At The Moose

Four curated trails

From a 25-minute meadow loop to a ridge climb with a valley view. Cut and maintained, all on private land. See all four →

Included

Stargazing

Almost no light pollution for miles. The Milky Way is a regular visitor, and on a clear moonless night the meadow is the best seat on the property.

Best in the meadow

Quiet clearings

Pockets in the trees kept clear for stillness — yoga, a morning practice, a phone call you would rather not have indoors, or nothing at all.

Retreat groups love these

Wildlife watching

Deer are routine, eagles and owls are common, and Boundary County has a full cast list beyond that. Keep the camera somewhere you can reach it.

Dawn & dusk
A fire burning in the big stone fire ring in the village at Round Mountain Retreat, chairs pulled up around it and string lights glowing in the pines at dusk.
Evenings

Campfire conversations

There is a reason campfires have brought people together for thousands of years. Something about the flickering light, the warmth and the circle of faces makes conversation move differently.

Our fire pits are scattered through the property — from intimate spots for two outside a cabin to the big stone ring in the village that takes a whole reunion. We provide the firewood.

Some of the best moments of any wedding weekend or corporate retreat happen right here, under the stars, after everyone has stopped performing.

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Curated trails

Four walks, all of them private

An easy meadow loop before breakfast, a shaded connector through the village, a rolling larch cut, and a ridge climb that opens on to a hundred miles of Panhandle.

The Meadow Loop at Round Mountain Retreat — a sunlit grass clearing with purple lupines ringed by conifers.
The Village Connector at Round Mountain Retreat — a woodchip path running into the pines under string lights, past a hand-painted sign reading THE VILLAGE.
The valley view from the top of the Ridge Overlook trail — forested mountains layered to the horizon under cumulus clouds.

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Every season

A year-round property

Spring

Wildflowers through the meadow, the forest waking up, and birdsong from about five in the morning.

Summer

Long days, dappled light on the trails, and campfire nights that go on far longer than anyone intended.

Autumn

The larch and birch turn gold, the air sharpens, and the ridge view is at its clearest all year.

Winter

Snow-covered pines, absolute quiet, and tracks in the snow that tell you exactly who else lives here.

All of it included

Ready to have the run of the place?

Whether you are planning a wedding, taking a team off the grid, or just need a few days among the trees, everything on this page comes with the room.

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