Friday Night Welcome Dinner

Hermit Park Open Space Pavilion

Ceremony and Reception

Ceremony

Reception

Post-Wedding Brunch

RSVP by June 1, 2021

We really are going off the grid for the weekend...there is no cell service in the park, so please plan accordingly.

Whether you are camping with us or not, please note that there is a park entrance fee of $9 per day/per car.

Our Wedding

Our Story

Camping Details and Reminders: - Hermit Park does not have available showers, but you can use the coin-operated shower facilities at the Estes Park Campground at Mary’s Lake. Aim to go during non-peak hours between 10 am and 3 pm.&nbsp;If you decide to do this, drop by the camp store to let the staff know that you are a visitor who would like to access the showers. The showers are coin operated and they have a change machine at the building for your convenience. - Don't forget to pack warm layers and drink plenty of water! - Whether you will be joining us to camp or not, there is a park fee of $9 per day, which will need to be paid at the entrance when you arrive. Information about camping at Hermit Park: We will book a group block of campsites for those who are interested. If you would rather book your own campsite or prefer to sleep indoors, Estes Park has lots of great options. Both campsites and camper cabins are available. Campsites are $39/night, plus a reservation fee of $8.75 per site. Camper cabins are $130/night, plus the same $8.75 reservation fee. The camper cabins are not fully furnished, see the website for details: https://www.larimer.org/naturalresources/reservations/cabins If you need to cancel or change your reservation later on, the park charges $6.35 per site.

Camping at Hermit Park

Accomodations

Hike, play games, take a scenic drive...

We will have yard games set up on Saturday at the Pavilion, so feel free to stop by. You can also join us for a hike at the nearby Kruger Rock Trailhead or, if that's not your thing, explore Estes Park, read a book, or take a scenic drive through Rocky Mountain National Park. If you want to explore Rocky Mountain National Park, make sure to book a time slot to enter ahead of time, which is currently required to enter the park. Book your timed entry at https://www.nps.gov/romo/planyourvisit/fees.htm Check out what Estes Park has to offer at https://www.visitestespark.com/ Get more details on Hermit Park Open Space, including a trail map, at https://www.larimer.org/naturalresources/parks/hermit-park Hermit Park is only a ten minute drive to Estes Park and fifteen to Rocky Mountain National Park, so there is lots to explore outside of the campsite.

Things to Do

Wedding Party

Photos

Registry

McKenna & Michael

McKenna & Michael

Registry

We have commissioned a beautiful handmade tableware set from Kate Inskeep, McKenna's aunt.