Cripple Creek Hospitality House & RV Park

Name: Cripple Creek Hospitality House & RV Park
Address: 600 N B Street, Cripple Creek, CO, 80813, US
Telephone: +17196892513
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We are a gorgeous, historic hotel and full service RV park in beautiful Cripple Creek, Colorado. Open year-round!

The Cripple Creek Hospitality House & Travel Park is a historical, recreational, family-oriented destination for anyone traveling to or through Cripple Creek Colorado. To accommodate the booming mining population in the early 20th century, the Cripple Creek Hospitality House & Travel Park was constructed in 1901 as the original Teller County Hospital. The hospital closed in 1958 and the property s

at vacant for several years until it was purchased and renovated to serve travelers desiring to experience Cripple Creek's vast charm and rich history. Today, the Cripple Creek Hospitality House & Travel Park boasts 16 charming hotel rooms - each bearing the name and purpose (as envisioned) from the original hospital. The Travel Park was added to accommodate both seasonal and long-term RV stays. The owners of the Cripple Creek Hospitality House & Travel Park strive to portray Cripple Creek as a destination of choice; a place people want to see and explore and to provide a family-oriented alternative to meet all travelers' needs. Please consider our beautiful hotel and 20+ acres for your destination - we would sincerely appreciate the opportunity to serve as your host for that well deserved time away; family reunion; wedding or any other special occasion.

06/17/2026

One more fun thing for this weekend and a little history...Jack Dempsey, who grew up in Manassa, Colorado, really got his start right here in the Cripple Creek District - and much earlier than most people think! From the Cripple Creek Weekly Journal, July 20, 1895: "Jack Dempsey denies the reports set afoot that he is a pugilistic wreck. He says he is worth more as a man than half of those who think that he exists with but one foot out of the grave." Although Dempsey's first professional fight is said to have been in 1914 at the one-time whiskey town of Ramona that is now a neighborhood in Colorado Springs, it was no secret that he honed his skills here for several years before going on to achieve worldwide fame.
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06/15/2026

On this merry Monday, we remind you that there are a number of great events coming this weekend, and that we are filling up fast. To wit:

~ Now - July 12: "Under the Colorado Moon," written by our own Chris Sorensen, playing at the Butte Theater in downtown Cripple Creek.
~ June 19-20: Rocky Mountain Mustang Round up, downtown Cripple Creek.
~ June 19 - 21: Victor Gem and Mineral Show and sales, downtown Victor.
~ June 20: Spirits of Sunnyside Cemetery tour in Victor, Victor Lowell Thomas Museum.
~ June 20 - July 6: O.U.T. West Art Show featuring local and regional artists, Cripple Creek Heritage Center.
~ Make your reservations now so you don't miss the chance to stay with us, the #1 Hotel & RV Park in Cripple Creek per TripAdvisor. CCHospitalityHouse.com

06/14/2026

Rita The Rock Planter, just minutes from our historic property, is one of dozens of larger-than-life trolls created by world-renowned artist Thomas Dambo. We think she's pretty special: It is Rita's job to plant new rocks so more gold will grow. 😉
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06/12/2026

Care to see epic sunsets and sunrises? Or gaze at the gorgeous night skies? We are just the ticket! Our full service RV Park caters to everyone with amenities that include complimentary WiFi and access to all of the public spaces in our large, historic hotel. You might even get a visit from Cripple Creek's beloved donkey herd. Come stay with us, and take advantage of our specials and discounts.
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06/10/2026

Today's featured suite, which happens to be available this Friday: #21, Therapy. When our hotel was built as the Teller County Hospital in 1902, this second floor room was reserved for the superintendent, including James G. Robinson and A.G. Young during its early years. Beginning in about 1907, the county wisely began hiring nurses as superintendents, often referred to as matrons. These included Maggie Driscoll, Grace Smith and our personal favorite, Minnie Gongway who ably ran the hospital during its final years.

This suite is special in many ways. It is located near the top of our sweeping staircase and remains in its original footprint with an ensuite, modern bathroom. There are no guest rooms directly across the hall, making for a more peaceful stay. You will love the elegant pressed ceiling, a gorgeous golden chenille spread on a king-size bed, your own satellite TV and our signature complimentary breakfast in the morning. One of the best things about this room? Our sweet little upstairs veranda is just steps from your door, giving you a spectacular view of our spacious grounds and the hills and mountains around us. Come spoil yourself with a stay here! You can book this or any other room on our website at cchospitalityhouse.com, or call us directly at 719-689-2513.

06/08/2026

Attn: Rodeo Fans! This weekend marks the Cripple Creek Gold Rush Rodeo (formerly the Top of the World Rodeo) at the Teller County Fairgrounds, just a short distance from our historic property. Head over to enjoy bull riding, barrel racing, ba****ck riding, food, entertainment and more on Saturday and Sunday, and don't forget the Annual Street Dance in front of the Cripple Creek District Museum and Information Center - Colorado on Bennett Avenue with musical guest Eric Golden.

Make your reservations with us now, as we are already filling up quickly. CCHospitalityHouse.com

06/07/2026

Window Rock along Shelf Road, leading from Cripple Creek to Canon City. This scenic gravel road can be paired with the drive along Phantom Canyon Road from Florence to nearby Victor for an epic round trip tour. All roads lead to Cripple Creek!
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Image courtesy of Lars Leber Photography.

06/05/2026

What's up for the weekend? Well, hand-in-hand with tomorrow's Pearl DeVere Day down at the Old Homestead House Museum on Myers Avenue, the Victor Lowell Thomas Museum just four miles from here will kick off its summer walking tours of historic Sunnyside Cemetery. We are pleased to say that all of our area museums and historic attractions are open for the summer, and there are lots of things happening this month. Top off your trip to the fabulous Cripple Creek District by staying with us!
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06/03/2026

Today's history tidbit and tie-in to this weekend: The Old Homestead House Museum, Colorado's only bo****lo museum and one of only a dozen such museums in the United States. Beginning in 1894, the Old Homestead on b***y Myers Avenue here in Cripple Creek was the most opulent parlor house in the entire Cripple Creek District. The first madam of the place, Pearl DeVere, reigned supreme here, rebuilding her house after the disastrous fires of 1896 - only to die of an accidental morphine overdose on June 5, 1897. A bouquet of madams followed, running the house for several more years and into the early 20th century.

As time went on, the Old Homestead survived to become the only remaining business house of its kind. The building was reopened as a museum in 1958 with some of the original furnishings, numerous artifacts, and a great story to tell visitors. The guided, family-friendly tour takes visitors through both floors with stories about the house's history, the women who worked there, and the details of running such a business. The museum became its own official non-profit several years ago, relying on proceeds from admission tickets, donations, grants and gifts for sale to maintain this historic building.

For several years now, the museum has also thrown two annual fund-raising events that garner attention around Colorado and beyond. Pearl's Follies is a community event thrown each March, with food, drinks, entertainment, special guests, and other fun activities. The second event is Pearl DeVere Day, which takes place in front of the museum and, as you can see from the poster, is filled with activities, tours of the Old Homestead, vendors, food, live music and yes, bed races right down Myers Avenue. Another highlight of this event is the "Classy Pearl Contest," with prizes for the outfit that best represents the divine Ms. DeVere.

We may add here that our historic grounds and hotel present the perfect photo opportunity for showing off your own outfit for the event. Our reservations are filling up quickly, so make yours soon.
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06/01/2026

We make it easy for you to plan your trip to our area and enjoy everything we have to offer all around us! Cripple Creek is indeed the central hub of all things fun, outdoors, indoors, historic and family-friendly. Whether you are looking for indoor or outdoor activities, trails or tours, there is something for everyone ranging from from right here in town to a 60-minute radius for an exciting adventure. Find out more and customize your stay at our beautiful property by going to CCHospitalityHouse.com.

Address

600 N B Street
Cripple Creek, CO
80813

Telephone

+17196892513

Website

http://www.cchospitalityhouse.com/

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