Bogey's | Our Story

Built for Estes Park. Right on the river.

Bogey's Sports Bar began with a longtime dream shared by Cam Bogener, Terry "Bogey" Bogener, and Carolyn Newberry to create the sports bar Estes Park was missing. A true baseball family, they named the bar after Terry's lifelong nickname, earned during his standout college and professional baseball career. Today, you'll still find Terry at the bar swapping baseball stories while guests enjoy cold beer, big screens, and Rocky Mountain views right on the Big Thompson River.

Estes Park needed a real sports bar

Estes Park had great mountain scenery but nowhere to watch the game. Bogey's filled that gap on W Riverside Drive, steps from downtown and Rocky Mountain National Park.

The bar, the patio, the rooftop

A converted shipping container bar opens onto a river-level patio and a 640-sq-ft rooftop deck — red umbrellas, pine forest, and the Big Thompson rolling below.

Cam, Ed, and the people behind the bar

Ask any regular who makes Bogey's and they'll name the staff first. Cam and Ed bring the kind of warmth that turns a first-time visitor into someone who books a return trip.

Every game, every fan, every crew

NFL Sundays, March Madness, hockey, baseball — it's all on multiple screens inside, on the patio, and up top. Families welcome until 9 PM, dogs always welcome outside, and Odell always on tap.

Come for the game, stay for everything else

Summer weekends bring live music to the deck — local acts, string lights, and mountain air. You'll realize the game ended an hour ago and you're still not ready to leave.