Pinion Campground

This is such a pretty spot. There is some road noise but not really bothersome.
Nice larger sites. Only loop D is open in winter.
Bathrooms and showers were closed in Loop D which was very inconvenient. Only one pit toilet open and that was in loop B too far to walk.
Other than that it was a great stay.

Colorados 1st state park is a great place to camp, hike, fish, kayak, bike, golf, miniature golf, enjoy the views of the Spanish peaks. We fit our 40’ 5th wheel in the pull through in loop B fine. There’s also a nice playground for kiddos and an amphitheater.

A fine campground - first CO state park. Getting in and out of the park was easy - mostly pull thru sites in Pinion Loop D - easy to level. For the inside sites, navigated the wrong way in the the one way around the campground loop to get to our site and have the picnic table on the side of our door. No real issues if we encountered an... more

Very nice state park campground. Really a surprice as we did not take reservation up front. We got #56. Good view on the mountains as well.
One of the best during our 11 State trip.

Late February in Colorado but we wanted a place to stay for a night while we waited out the 50-60mph winds ahead in our journey. What a pleasant surprise. 3 of the 4 loops are closed for the winter. Only D loop is open and the only one with electricity. Bathrooms are open, pay showers, although we did not use the shower. $1.25/10 minu... more

Very nice campground and very well-maintained. AT&T cell service was suitable for email and web browsing. Streaming was a bit spotty. It was $9 for the park entrance fee in addition to the $36 campsite fee. Very peaceful and worth your stay.

We had just come from Arches, and Monument Valley so weren't expecting much from this campground. It was such a quiet, and scenic campground. Had a view of the mountains as I sat eating breakfast in our rig. We will circle back here on our next trip through Colorado.

This state park campground is very well maintained and nestled in a beautiful location. There are not many campgrounds in the area but this is a gem. It is a bit pricy for not being full hook up. The sites are easy pull throughs and are very easy to maneuver and spaced out nicely. Loop D has nice views of the Spanish peaks. There were ... more

We enjoyed a couple of nights camping at Lathrop State Park. There was easy access to hiking trails and the park in well maintained. The campground hosts were very pleasant and helpful.

Campground is open in winter. Sites well spread out. Bathroom was open with cold running water. Showers were by a fee. Also had to pay a $9 park fee to enter. Looked like a nice park with walking trails, a playground and a lake but expensive just for an overnight when passing through