Masonville is a small unincorporated community tucked into the foothills of western Larimer County, between Fort Collins and Loveland near Horsetooth Reservoir and Masonville Falls. It draws buyers looking for acreage, privacy, and mountain views without giving up easy access to town — historic ranch land, custom foothill homes, and some of the quietest country roads in the county.
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Masonville sits right at the edge of Larimer County open space, with Horsetooth Reservoir and Horsetooth Mountain Open Space just minutes away — 29 miles of trails, boating, rock climbing, and the seasonal Horsetooth Falls (best seen during spring runoff). The historic Masonville Mercantile — now in its 130th season under new ownership after a 2024 sale — built in 1896 by town founder James Mason and reopened under new ownership in 2025, anchors the tiny community center. Redstone Canyon Road offers a scenic drive through the area, though most of the surrounding canyon is private ranch land.
Masonville itself has essentially no commercial dining — it's a tiny unincorporated crossroads community. The closest real options are back toward Loveland (Nordy's Bar-B-Que & Grill, Door 222 Food & Drink) or the restaurants of Old Town Fort Collins, both a short drive away.
See More On Google Maps →There is no dedicated off-leash dog park in Masonville itself. The nearest options are Spring Canyon Dog Park in Fort Collins and the Dog Park at Fairgrounds Park in Loveland, both roughly a 15-20 minute drive. Dogs must stay leashed on Horsetooth Mountain Open Space's own trails.
Horsetooth Mountain Open Space is the star attraction, with 29 miles of trails including the climb to Horsetooth Rock and the seasonal Horsetooth Falls. The open space connects directly to the Blue Sky Trail and Lory State Park's trail system for longer point-to-point hikes.
Schools: Thompson School District R2-J. Commute: About 15 miles (30 min) to Fort Collins and about 12 miles (25 min) to Loveland via county roads — both easy day-trip commutes for an unincorporated foothills community. Real estate in Masonville skews toward large rural acreage rather than typical subdivision lots — the Redstone Canyon neighborhood, for example, originated from ranches subdivided into 40-acre parcels in the late 1960s — so buyers should expect well-and-septic, larger-lot living rather than municipal utilities.
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Horsetooth Mountain Open Space is the star attraction, with 29 miles of trails including the climb to Horsetooth Rock and the seasonal Horsetooth Falls. The open space connects directly to the Blue Sky Trail and Lory State Park's trail system for longer point-to-point hikes.
Masonville is served by Thompson School District R2-J.
About 15 miles (30 min) to Fort Collins and about 12 miles (25 min) to Loveland via county roads — both easy day-trip commutes for an unincorporated foothills community.