Ski in ski out lodging comprises all base area lodging within 150 yards of the nearest lift or ski slope access. From slope side condos to luxurious ski-out homes, Winter Park Lodging Company has lodging options for every group size and budget. Our Winter Park ski in ski out rentals include Zephyr Mountain Lodge, Fraser Crossing, Founders Pointe, Base Camp at Mary Jane, Chill condos and the exclusive Bridger's Cache neighborhood.
Most ski-in/ski-out spots at Winter Park are located right at the base of the resort, which means you’re just a short glide or a few steps away in ski boots from hopping on lifts like the Village Cabriolet or Zephyr Express. Some places are so close you can practically finish gearing up right outside your door, while others might have you shuffle across a plaza or cruise through the snow for a minute or two. Either way, you’re set up to roll out of bed, grab your gear, and be on the mountain in no time at all. It’s about as close to ski paradise as you can get without sleeping on the lift.
Expect the good stuff. Most ski-in/ski-out spots in Winter Park come with the kind of perks that make mountain life feel effortless, such as heated outdoor hot tubs to melt into after a long day on the slopes, ski storage just steps away from the lifts, and cozy fireplaces either in your room or in a common lounge. Some places go a step further with ski valet service, small fitness rooms, or even a market or coffee nook in the building, perfect for those lazy mornings. Higher-end digs might add in things like heated parking and complimentary shuttles into town because nothing says “vacation” like not bringing along your keys for three days straight.
Yes, ski-in/ski-out comes with perks, so here are some of the things you need to know. Some places charge resort fees (so check the fine print) that cover stuff like parking, hot tub upkeep, or shuttle access. You might also run into restrictions such as one parking spot per unit or no pets allowed. So if you’re rolling deep or bringing a furry friend, be sure to double-check first. A heads up for the peak season: a lot of these prime locations require a three- or four-night minimum, so a quick weekend getaway might be off the table. Nothing too wild though; just information worth knowing before you fall in love with that dreamy slopeside condo at first glance.
Pretty easy, especially if you’re keeping things low-key. Right at the resort base, you’ll find a handful of spots for quick eats, drinks, and gear; perfect for grabbing a bite after finishing your final run or picking up something you forgot to pack. If you’re craving for more variety or a proper night out, downtown Winter Park is just a mile away, and it’s very convenient to access the free shuttle, which runs regularly all day and into the evening. Keep in mind that it’s not the sort of walk you’d want to do in ski boots while lugging along your gear. With the shuttle though, everything is close enough to feel effortless.
