Camp Hale Outfitters

The staff here, let me say... they really made the visit something else. What a treat.

Over the past couple days I had two coffees, a muffin, and shared a brownie. Each and every item was delicious, not to mention well priced. I wholeheartedly recommend you swing by.

good coffee - used to have lavender which was a total score for me but they don’t carry it anymore. the bagel sandwich was perfect fuel. i got the veggie one with avo, egg, tomato, swiss which is healthy and yummy but in particular could use just a little strong flavor addition like a bit of cream cheese or something. friendly staff. in general great place to stop! and for a ski mountain, the price wasn’t bad.

there’s also some nice tables to sit at which is key. it was nice to get done skiing and grab a bit and get a little work done. thank you!

I rented a demo snowboard setup and they gave me a nice Salomon board. The staff was polite and extremely helpful throughout the process. Camp Hale also has merchandise, lockers, coffee, and food. It’s a great stop at the bottom on the runs.

They have some great stuff!

Really good coffee and food. Quick service even when busy.

This review is for the clothes store. Went in there to look for pants for my daughter. The whole store seemed dead. No salesperson to be seen. On our way out I saw why. Both on them sitting on chairs staring into their phones. No " welcome" or " have a nice day" to be had. Very unimpressive. I'm not sure what you are getting payed for.

They make a reallllllly good latte!! It’s perfect

This rating is for the cafe.

Customer service was great but the food tastes as good as it looks (not very).

It’s not often when I let food go to waste, but I couldn’t finish my muffin. Cold and borderline gross.

This review is for Camp Hale Outfitters - not the cafe.

I purchased a ski coat just yesterday. At the register, the salesperson and I realized the coat did not have tags, so I grabbed another of the same coat for him to scan. I paid for the coat and declined to receive a receipt. When I decided I wanted to return the coat that same day, I was told that I could not return anything that “touched my skin”, regardless of if I’ve worn it or not (I did not wear it). I was NEVER told this at the time of checkout or I would not have bought the coat. When I asked where this policy was noted and told them this was NEVER verbally communicated to me, they told me this policy is stated on the receipt.

So, the first time I would learn that this item is non-returnable would be on the receipt after I already paid for it? Unbelievable. I am now stuck with a $400 jacket that I no longer want and Camp Hale Outfitters is either not properly training their employees or has no issue screwing over customers.

Breakfast bagel sandwiches are really really good.