Fruita Crash Pad.

Fruita Crash Pad

The state of Colorado is an outdoor playground offering an awe inspiring experience for all.  Visitors will find no shortage of trails and waterways to hike, bike, ski, snowboard and paddle through.  Beyond the numerous climbs, hikes, and slopes, Colorado is also home to some very unique entertainment venues, as well as first class dining and world class breweries and vineyards.  

This super-sized playground of epic proportions may leave visitors somewhat weary.  Each journey into Colorado’s playground requires a good night’s rest.  While Colorado has many great camping grounds ready for use, those looking for comfort and amenities will not be disappointed. 

Colorado’s western slope offers a unique and vast playground for visitors.  Offering the complete spectrum of Colorado’s unique outdoor experience,  the western slope stands out as a playground within Colorado’s massive outdoor entertainment park.  The cities of Grand Junction and Fruita are home to several natural wonders as well as some very unique manmade curiosities.

The National Monument stands tall and bright against the western Colorado sky.  Welcoming visitors to hike, bike, and drive through miles of trails and roads, the National Monument is a must see for any visitor.  With entrances in both Fruita and Grand Junction, there simply is no way to miss out on a memorable journey through this state park. Fruita is also becoming a premier stop for all mountain bikers as well as cyclists.  With a seemingly endless amount of trails and bicycle friendly roads, Fruita’s commitment to providing a truly quirky and unique experience for all is apparent.  

Beyond Fruita’s friendly and unique inhabitants, Fruita’s local restaurants and businesses offer a very fresh take on life in western Colorado. Visitors looking for the full Fruita experience should look no further than the Fruita Crash Pad.  

The Fruita Crash Pad is a collection of incredible properties that offer visitors the most unique lodging options on the western slope.  Ranging from a fully restored Victorian to urban bungalows, groups will find a new experience not available in hotel chains.  Each rental property is located near prime sections of the western slope’s unique playground. 

One location under the Crash Pad’s umbrella even offers it’s own onsite playground.  Moon Farm has long been a local favorite, offering tours of the grounds as well as various events, camps, and western slope hospitality.  Moon Farm offers lodging, yes, but in addition, visitors will find small medieval castles, a petting zoo, a snowboard museum and the occasional Storm Trooper from Star Wars.  Moon Farm is also a prime location for cyclists as well as mountain bikers, nestled in the midst of several challenging routes.  

Visitors looking to further their exposure to Fruita’s unique culture will find several rental options located around downtown Fruita.  Many of these properties are just a short walk from Aspen Street, the epicenter of downtown Fruita.  In addition to the scattered shops, downtown offers unique eateries and breweries such as the Copper Club as well as Suds Brothers, and Fruita landmark The Hot Tomato.  Visitors looking for caffeine fix with extra local flavor will find just that at Aspen Street Coffee.  Fruita’s colorful and casual attitude welcomes hungry outdoor enthusiasts and curious shoppers alike, to drink in and eat up Fruita’s various culinary offerings.

Colorado’s western playground is fully equipped with outdoor challenges, quaint eateries, distinguished breweries and shops to fit all visitors.  While every journey must offer adventure and sustenance, a welcoming place to lay down at the end of each day is easily just as essential.  The Fruita Crash Pad represents the very best in lodging for visitors to the western slope. Colorado’s playground is waiting, with the Fruita Crash Pad welcoming visitors to Fruita, Colorado.

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