Our Company

Breckenridge Grand Vacations (BGV) is the parent company of Grand Timber Lodge, the Grand Lodge on Peak 7 and the Grand Colorado on Peak 8, and the newest developments, the Imperial Hotel & Private Residences and Skjól Avon.  BGV’s developer and CEO, Mike Dudick, has been bringing families together and Sharing Smiles since 1984.

BGV Legacy

Breckenridge Grand Vacations was built upon the belief that success would be determined by the positive impact the company had on its owners and guests, employees and community. The developers of the company also embraced the concept that BGV would be the best in sales if they were, first and foremost, the best in customer service. BGV now creates Grand vacations for over 30,000 owners and employs over 650 staff members.

Sharing Smiles!

For years, Mike Dudick, BGV’s CEO, has said, “We’re in the smile business.” That philosophy has shaped the way BGV serves our Owners, Guests, and one another by creating memorable vacations while fostering a culture built on care, collaboration, and community. With Mike’s son, Michael Dudick, serving as Chief Operating Officer, the Dudick family’s commitment to BGV’s founding vision continues across generations, ensuring the values that have defined Breckenridge Grand Vacations remain at the heart of the company.

Company Timeline

  • 1986

    Rob Millisor joins his brother’s effort to sell out Gold Point and begin developing Grand Timber Lodge

  • 1998

    Mike Dudick sells Breck Magazine and joins the Millisors as Owner and Developer of Grand Timber Lodge

  • 2007

    Land is purchased for the Grand Lodge on Peak 7 and sales launch

  • 2009

    Grand Lodge on Peak 7 phase one opens

  • 2013

    Land is purchased for the Grand Colorado on Peak 8 (Buildings 1 and 2)

  • 2013

    BGV surpasses 20,000 owners

  • 2014

    The Grand Colorado on Peak 8 sales launch

  • 2015

    BGV Gives is created—Philanthropy arm created in honor of late Owner/Developer, Rob Millisor

  • 2016

    Land is purchased for the Grand Colorado on Peak 8 (Building 3)

  • 2016

    First Rob Millisor Heart Health Walk

  • 2016

    Phase one of the Grand Colorado on Peak 8 opens

  • 2022

    Land is purchased for final BGV resort in Breckenridge at the base of the BreckConnect gondola

  • 2023

    BGV surpasses 30,000 owners

  • 2023

    Community Impact Department is created—focus on the “triple bottom line;” People, Planet, Prosperity

  • 2024

    BGV celebrates 40 years of "Sharing Smiles!"

  • 2024

    Final BGV resort moved from gondola lot to the Peak 8 Base Area

  • 2025

    BGV breaks ground for the Imperial Hotel & Private Residences

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Philanthropy

BGV Gives, launched in 2016, honors Rob Millisor’s legacy of generosity. We’re committed to extending our philanthropic efforts, following Rob’s example of serving others. This program supports nonprofits in Summit County and Park County through various means such as fundraising, sponsorships, and volunteering, with a focus on health, human services, and education.

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Owner Testimonials

“We’ve owned for over 14 years and it’s our home away from home. The entire family loves visiting Breckenridge and staying at the property. The day-use benefits come in very handy when not staying the night but would like to enjoy the amenities. I highly recommend to our friends and family the Grand Lodge on Peak 7!”

“We bought our winter time when my youngest daughter was one. She just turned 16! My 3 girls grew as the Grand Lodge grew and we welcomed the addition of the outdoor pools, slides, 4 tier jacuzzi and fire pit. Early on it was easy to get bonus time and since we lived in Denver we took full advantage! We drank virgin pina coladas from the jacuzzi while meals cooked on the BBQ and the snow cats hummed on the mountain. We spent endless hours skiing , playing on the outdoor slide in the snow, and looking for the moose from the gondola. We even spent Thanksgiving during covid in the safety of a 2-bedroom. The oldest girls are now in NYC and London and we live in Boston. Still, every year they ask, “When are we going to Breck?!”

“I brought my dad out during spring season to get some quality time with him. He ended up wanting to take ski lessons at 71 just to try to connect more with me. He didn’t do the greatest, and we enjoyed a copious amount of laughs about his journey down the mountain. But, at 71, trying something new was freakin’ awesome. I will certainly remember that trip in detail and hold it close to my heart. Love that man and the sacrifices he’s made for me.”

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SHARING SMILES