We spent 6 nights here as we had to be near Colorado Spring for work and the State Park we really wanted to stay in was booked. The park is old. It's been around since 1959. It is laid out rather strangely, but is fairly easy to get around. We... Read more

You would never know you were in the middle of Denver staying in this park. It is an oasis of nature in the middle of a sprawling suburban city. The campsites are pretty well spread out and very well maintained. They even have two laundry... Read more

We spent one night in this parking lot and it was the best parking lot stay we have had to date. You have to register with the Distribution Center upon arrival. There is a (dog friendly) Sierra Trading Post store on the other side of the parking... Read more

The park is well maintained. The sites are gravel and most of them are in the shade. In the morning and evening the residents from the apartment complex next door walk through the campground to get to other parts of park but for the most part... Read more

This place is a hidden gem. The sites are pretty well spaced out so you aren’t on top of your neighbor. We were in site 43, which I highly recommend. It is on a bit of a curve so there is extra space between you and your neighbors. The site is... Read more

I think the word “resort” in the title is pushing it a bit. This is an RV park - plain and simple. We stayed here mid-week for two nights. It was quiet and our site on the water had a nice view (site 13). The sites are gravel with a lot of... Read more

This State Park is AMAZING. It is really big and absolutely gorgeous with a ton of wildlife to see. We stayed in the Blue Bell campground. (We drove around most of the park during our stay and can say with certainty that the Blue Bell... Read more

This is your basic RV park. All of the sites are pull-thru, which is nice, but it has the feel of a parking lot – like most RV parks do. The laundry room and the bathrooms here are the cleanest I have ever seen in all of my RV park stays. The... Read more

To call this a State Park I think is a bit of a stretch. It’s a marina…with a handful of RV camping spots on the water. We stayed for 6 nights and were one of three campers over the weekend and the only one there during the week (May/June... Read more

This was my first time staying at a KOA. The avoidance of KOA’s is intentional. It’s not my idea of camping. Rather, to me it is a mini version of living in an overpriced and overcrowded suburb. My husband and I are new to living full-time on... Read more