Arrowhead Point Resort

Had a great time here. So much nearby activities to do. I was able to get some great hiking in as well as go to the Cottonwood hot springs one night. Cathy at the front desk was so hospitable and even made cookies. Nice big facilities and even have fire pits and wood for sale. The Wi-Fi speed was not really great so I went into town and sat at the blend coffee shop for a few hours to get some work done. Downtown Buena Vista is super cute with lots of great places to eat. I was able to go hike bear lake and walked around twin Lakes with my dog. Would definitely come back. 

I would definitely stay here again.  The only negative I can say is the showers took quarters to get water...other than that it was great.  Great location, good RV campsites, decent wi-fi.  Checking in and getting to our site was super easy.

Great location just 5.5 miles from Buena Vista downtown. Nice spacious sites (for RV) woth full hookup. Quarters required for showers. No fenced in pet area. Great spot to stop! Stayed 2 nights.

This site has it all. One of the better sites we’ve stayed at in CO

Great area with a lot of activities in Buena Vista, Salida, Leadville and beyond.

So close to many attractions in BV, Salida, and Leadville! Check them out!

This campground is right off the road and easy to find. They had RV sites in the front of the camp and tent sites up the road. We had showers and laundry, general store and wood for sale. Our site was very nice with lots of room. We had a picnic table and a fire pit in the site. There were a few portable bathrooms that were super clean available for night time runs.

Great views of the mountains!

I visited Arrowhead Point with a very large group of campers and was blown away by how accommodating they were! The staff was incredibly nice and made sure we were having a great time. They have a small store where you can pick up items that you may have forgotten or run out off. (They have everything needed to make s’mores, that’s for sure. Right down to the roasting sticks.) 

The facility is really large and mostly geared towards RV’s and campers it seems, but the tent sites near where we were appeared to be isolated and semi-private. In fact, trailers aren’t allowed up the steep hill at all. Up the steep hill also has portapotties, but a short walk down to the store gets you indoor plumbing. The bathrooms by the general store also offer pay showers.