Swimming pool is not on property - you have to drive there. Love the balcony next to the woods - you could hear the river. Overall nice.

A nice little place for a ski trip to Keystone. Has everything you need, and the fireplace is a great bonus. Only complaint is like other reviews say, the bed is uncomfy, but not the worst. The shuttle to the ski hill/ into town is very convenient and easy to navigate and the hot tub is nice!

We loved our stay. Great location and easy check-in process. Bed was not very comfortable, my husband has trouble sleeping. Condo was pretty clean but trash left on the front mat, a pill found on bedside table, and bathtub had some hair in it. And easy check-out. Had all we needed for a weekend ski trip.

Nice cozy condo with easy access to River run.

Loved this location so much I rebooked for another two weeks.

This unit was a cozy and charming place to hang out this past weekend! It was just right! The process was easy and straightforward and I'd do it again.

Had a great time Room was awesome but it was a little warm inside they did provide a couple of fans that helped a little but that would be my only complaint we enjoyed it

We spent three days in Trappers Crossing while skiing in late May. This was our first experience with Vacasa. Here are some pros and cons from our stay: Pros: - The condo was clean. - There were adequate pillows, sheets, and towels. - The condo had a beautiful patio on the back overlooking the forest. Cons: - The original keys for the condo didn’t work. We had to call Vacasa, who had to contact a maintenance person to call us back. We got stuck having to wait in front of the condo more than 30 minutes before learning there was a secondary lock box that had a master key that we ended up using. - We didn’t receive the welcome email prior to getting there, so we didn’t know the wifi information, nor did we know that there was a separate RFID card that was needed to access the hot tub. This information was not present anywhere inside the condo. When I called Vacasa, I was on hold for 40 minutes before I got to speak to someone. The woman I spoke with was incredibly kind, empathetic, and understanding, which helped minimize the frustration. She tried resending the welcome email twice, and neither time I received it. She said she had a workaround that allowed her to send it a different way the third time, which I finally received. The fact that there is a known workaround leads me to believe I was not the first person this has ever happened to. - The RFID card didn’t work for the hot tub, which required a third call to Vacasa. They contacted a maintenance person who called us back and brought 5 keys, none of which worked. He was also incredibly professional, kind, and empathetic. He mentioned that he escalated the issue to his manager, and that they were going to be able to get an updated RFID card until after we left. Outside of that one time, we were unable to use the hot tub during our stay. - The condo was really hot, and the temperature control didn’t seem to work. We didn’t want to call Vacasa a fourth time and get stuck on hold again, so we just opened the back patio door until the temperature was to our liking. Overall, our experience could have been much better. Vacasa should also consider placing a laminated page somewhere in each property that has basic information (such as the wifi info, parking pass, check out time, and any other important information) so they don’t have to rely on people receiving their welcome email (as well as reading it). Given all of the challenges we had, I am not sure if we would rent another unit managed by Vacasa. It probably wouldn’t have been as frustrating if it was easy to get through to someone without having to be placed on hold for so long.