Chief Hosa Campground

The campground is unfortunately too close to the highway and the noise makes it difficult to sleep or relax. Nice parking spot if you need to see the sights for a day or two.

Nice, clean campsite near Denver. All the sites are very close together. Would be great to camp near friends, but not strangers.

We’re getting ready to boondock for a bit. Instead of overnighting at a trick spot we snagged site 13 at about noon, same day. Great pricing with only about a $20 premium to dump/fill at Love’s and electric/water hookups with dump station included. Really pretty spot. We’d probably come back to stay longer! Weather was super pleasant and cool enough at night to have windows open on July 10th.

Stopped here between Boulder and Vail for an overnight and there was only one spot left, and it was really worth it. Absolutely stunning views and even saw a deer spots are mostly level well maintained and right off the 70

This campground is very easy to get too right off of Interstate 70.  It was nice but the sites are very close and you can hear the traffic on the interstate really well.  The camphost was very friendly and our site was easy to get into and had electric and water.  The price was very reasonable.  The bathrooms were clean.  The process of reserving a site is a little complicated and you have to do it online.  You can not call and book a site.  I would stay here again for an overnight stop.

Stayed in spot RV24. Easy access right off freeway and convenient to TPB start. Some nice small trails in area for easy walking. Mostly pine trees. Orderly, camp hosts seem inclined to enforce rules. Quiet.No campfire pits so no burning allowed at all and most folks seem to knock off early. Showers are available for.25/2 min with a 4 min max. Appeared old, clean.

For road cyclists: Good place to stay for Triple Bypass

Food aside: Cooked Hatch green chile sausage and added to Sprouts Hatch mac and cheese and put into burritos. Ate leftovers for breakfast. Low FQ (fart quotient).

This was a one-night overnight tent spot after a work conference in Golden. Drive to the site was not bad. The roads are a little bumpy to get into the tent-only camping but even my little Chevy did okay. Bathroom facilities are good with coin-operated showers. Relatively quiet but there is quite a bit of road noise from I-70.

Stayed at spot 17, it did thunderstorm so glad our spot was raised and our tent didn’t flood. Clean bathrooms. Quarter showers. Sink outside near bathrooms for patron use. No fire pits tho so bring something to cook on.

Sits at about 7600 feet, so a great place to spend a few days acclimating to altitude. Sits in Genesee Park, so there are hiking trails all around. Evergreen is next exit west with all kinds of convenient shopping and dining. Showers are a quarter every two minutes. No change machine nor ATM. Bathroom was always clean and well stocked.

Just 15 mn up to hill from Denver. Nicely wooded campground with water, electric at site and dump station in the campground. Nice showers and very secure and well maintained. Lots of hiking, mtn biking, gravel and road biking trails right from the campground.

We stayed here for two nights over Labor Day weekend. The staff here was very friendly and helpful. We had troubles setting up because our site was on a slight incline. The staff let us borrow an extension for power so that we could reposition to make us more level. It’s a serene setting amongst the pine trees with a bit of a view of mountains to the north. The highway noise was very noticeable, but didn’t take away from the peaceful setting. It was a clean campground. The bathrooms and showers were clean and have a key code for entry. There are a couple of trails or walk. Upon starting a walk we encountered a bear within 100 feet in front of us. Thankfully it didn’t pay us any attention as we retreated in the other direction. Overall it was a nice campground and we would stay again.

I stayed at chief hosa for 1 night in August. The site had Enough room for 2 tents. The showers were clean and coin operated . This campground is about 20 minutes to coors field. Great place to stay near Denver yet still camp. Noise from highway wasn't an issue. Some did fird it bothersome.

This place is a nice spot to base out of while visit the western suburbs of Denver. AC hookups and water. There is a dump station. It can get some highway noise.

I camped here a couple nights, one night the bathrooms were out of order so I had to leave.. campsites are very close together and it’s pretty close to the road so you here cars at night. I also heard helicopters at night. Good bathrooms and showers except when it was out of order.. don’t expect a very scenic view, it’s just a place to camp

Nice clean campground right off the highway yet little traffic noise. About 40 min from Denver with tons of hikes nearby. Quarter showers, bathrooms and even a dish pit. They have rv spots and tent spots

Great campground outside of Denver. Friendly folks and great trails all around.

Staff is really kind and accommodating, there’s a lot of sites that are deeper in the woods and a little lower on the hill that don’t get as great as views so make sure you check out the map.

This campsite was a life saver on a cross country trip. All sites in the Denver/Rocky Mountain area were apparently booked months in advance and we were striking out everywhere. The online booking process for Chief Hosa was difficult/mobile-unfriendly which must have worked in our favor, ha! Sites are clean, pretty close together. Bathrooms clean with coin operated showers. The area is magnificent- saw bison on our hike, close to Dinosaur Ridge and other attractions. Friendly staff and quiet campers :)

Right off i70 easy to get to. A little road noise but nothing bad. Solid T-Mobile cell coverage. Getting 45/3Mb up and down.

Well run campsite. Plenty of room on many sites. Water tasted great. Note that as campsites go away from the road they go down hill until it switches over to tents, where it goes back up. They have tether ball!

The campsites in this park are small although there is a skipped campsite between each one because of Covid so that was nice. Roads and turns within the road are quite tight for larger RVs. There were some motorhomes in pull through sites. Campground gate house is manned only during daytime hours. Gate house attendant was very friendly and helpful. Restrooms were very clean, $.50 for four minute shower. We had only a couple of days in the area and so we’re on the go all the time, saw the Buffalo, saw elk nearby and enjoyed the ride up to Golden gate Canyon State Park. The community of Golden is a fun visit. Very conveniently located to I 70 but far enough away that noise from it was not an issue. Water and electric. Good price for being a high tourist area.
We would return if we were in the area.

This is yet another super popular campground in the Denver area. We got super lucky and scooped up a last-minute cancellation. There are tent sites as well as RV sites with water/electric. There is a bike path as well as some mountain biking nearby. Downtown Golden is a super cute town and it is only about 15 minutes away. The campground isn’t very big or scenic, but the location is great! The showers here are coin operated and the bathrooms are kept really clean.

This small campground is great for those looking for a quick getaway near Denver. It's pretty quiet as they don't allow fires or alcohol although I'm not sure the alcohol is enforced. Great access to trails for hiking nearby. The shower houses are super clean which is a nice bonus.

Nice campground with clean bathrooms and showers

We stayed here because it was close to where we were climbing(clear creek canyon) but this place doesnt really give you any feel of being in nature. There are wooden fences around the campsite and you can hear noise from the road constantly. The campsite itself seemed clean and well run. bathrooms were nice for a campsite. had coin pay showers/multiple stalls. no fire rings. old/beat up picnic tables.