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Getting to Vail Racquet Club Mountain Resort

Tucked into the quiet charm of East Vail, Vail Racquet Club Mountain Resort awaits just beyond Vail Pass. Whether you’re driving or flying in, getting here is easy, convenient, stress-free and, most of all, scenic!

Driving Directions

From I-70, take exit 180 for East Vail. If you’re coming from the East (Denver), turn left onto Bighorn Road; from the West (Eagle), turn right. Follow Bighorn Road for one mile, and then turn right at Streamside Circle. Continue around the stone planter, heading east onto Meadow Drive. After a short distance, look for the Vail Racquet Club Mountain Resort on the left with a large sign marking the main parking lot, Clubhouse, and check-in.

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Vail/Eagle Airport Transportation

Located just 35 minutes from Vail Racquet Club Mountain Resort, Vail/Eagle Airport (EGE) offers easy access with daily non-stop flights from major cities such as Atlanta, Chicago, Los Angeles, and New York via major carriers, including Delta, American, United, and Alaska Airlines. Use our discount links to book discounted round-trip transportation for a hassle-free experience.

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Denver International Airport Transportation

If you’re flying into Denver International Airport (DIA), located 125 miles east, enjoy a scenic drive through the Rockies, or opt for worry-free round-trip transportation to and from DIA via Peak 1 Express or Epic Mountain Express, available at discounted rates through our offers.

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Parking & EV Charging

Guests of Vail Racquet Club Mountain Resort enjoy free parking for up to two vehicles per rental unit, making your arrival and stay hassle-free. For electric vehicle owners, the resort also features 8 convenient EV charging stations, so you can recharge your car while enjoying everything the Vail Valley has to offer.

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Getting Around Vail

While parking is free at the resort, you won’t need a car to explore Vail. The town boasts a free bus system with two convenient stops on the property. Alternatively, rent an e-bike from Shift Bikes for a fun, eco-friendly way to get around (available seasonally).

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FAQs

Yes. The resort has eight electric vehicle charging stations on the property. Guests should contact the front desk for information about charger location, availability, compatibility and any current usage policies.

A car can be useful for airport transportation and exploring destinations outside the Town of Vail bus network, but it is not essential for every stay. Guests can use the two on-property bus stops to reach Vail Village and other served locations, while nearby trails and recreation can be accessed from East Vail. 

The resort does not operate a private village shuttle. However, two stops for the Town of Vail’s free public bus system are located on the property, making it possible to travel between East Vail, Vail Village and other served areas without driving.

No. The resort does not operate its own airport shuttle. Guests may arrange transportation through third-party shuttle providers or rent a vehicle when traveling from Eagle County Regional Airport or Denver International Airport. 

Take Exit 180 for East Vail. From the east, turn left onto Bighorn Road; from the west, turn right. Follow Bighorn Road for approximately one mile, turn right at Streamside Circle, continue east onto Meadow Drive and look for the resort entrance and main parking area on the left. 

Denver International Airport is approximately 125 miles east of the resort. Driving time varies significantly, especially during winter storms, holiday periods and heavy mountain traffic along Interstate 70. 

The bus ride to the Vail Transportation Center near Bridge Street generally takes approximately 15 to 20 minutes. Actual travel time may vary based on the route, season, traffic and number of stops.

Yes. Guests who book directly through the resort receive complimentary parking for up to two vehicles per rental unit. The resort’s FAQ lists a charge of $50 per day for additional vehicles, but guests should confirm the current parking policy before arrival. 

There is no direct Town of Vail public bus service from Denver International Airport or Eagle County Regional Airport to the resort. Guests should arrange a commercial mountain shuttle, private transfer or rental car for airport transportation.

Eagle County Regional Airport, commonly identified by the airport code EGE, is the closest commercial airport to the resort. The property describes it as approximately a 35-minute drive away, although travel time varies with weather, road conditions and traffic.