Welcome to Rendezvous Colorado
78841 U.S. Hwy 40, Winter Park CO 80482
Four Seasons of Unrivaled Recreation & Relaxation in Winter Park
Welcome to limitless adventure and endless memories. The Rendezvous community and its homes are the ultimate basecamp for year-round recreation in an incredible mountain setting with winter sports, hiking, biking, fishing, and so much more just outside your door. The only winter resort area with direct access from DIA to the gondola, Rendezvous is the perfect place to create generational traditions. Discover all the best that the Rocky Mountains and Winter Park have to offer with comfort, excitement, and new experiences behind every tree.
Townhomes
Explore Rendezvous townhomes in Winter Park, CO for a more compact, low-maintenance, or multi-generational living option, each offering exceptional design, open floor plans, and attached garages.
Single Family Homes
These mountain-modern homes offer generous indoor and outdoor living spaces. Having worked with notable architects specializing in mountain home design, our homes are the perfect mountain sanctuary with main floor primary suites, natural surroundings, and the latest finishes.
Custom Homesites
Love the setting, but want to build your own home? We can make it happen with our custom homesites. We’ll help you navigate the community’s design guidelines and put you in touch with the best custom builders in the area.
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0.6-1.4 acre plots
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Create your own mountain getaway
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Benefit from our incredible homesite locations
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Access the same great amenities as other Rendezvous homeowners
A Rich History
A simple ‘rendezvous’ point that grew to one of America’s #1 mountain destinations.
After a successful career as sheriff, William ’Billy’ Cozens moved with his wife Mary and family to the Fraser Valley in 1874 and took up a position as Postmaster. Subsequently, a small hotel, stage stop, and other buildings were raised shortly thereafter. The stagecoach stop and comforting amenities, plus the strategic location along the west slope of the great continental divide, made the area a major crossroads, or ‘rendezvous’ point, for travelers exploring the West.
Koelbel’s family history in the Fraser Valley dates back to 1915 when Buz Koelbel’s grandfather, Carl Norgren, came to the area. In the 1930’s Carl purchased a beloved camp frequented by his daughter after it fell on hard times, naming it Byers Peak Ranch. Milestones at the ranch include visits from President Eisenhower, President Hoover, and other dignitaries, earning the ranch its nickname, the ‘Western White House’.
