Clearly states on website and phone that there’s no tent camping so idk why it says that on here but it’s wrong, very frustrating. Please change it

It’s nice. I like how close it is to stores and shops and such. Also not far from boulder. Price is high. It’s $35 now and that’s especially high considering there is no water now.

Clean shower and rest room. Easy self check in.

Really convenient and cheap. Just check if drinkable water is available. It was not yet available on 08/05

We needed a place to sleep while a parent was in the hospital. We were in the middle of a roadtrip so we had a big camper plus a trailer. We didn’t need amenities so it was only $15/ night. The bathroom and showers were adequate.

We haven’t camped here, but use the dump station after boondocking.  Super easy, super convenient and only $10 - love it!  Good to have a $10 bill handy in case the credit card machine isn’t working.

We came late at 8:30pm. Enough space available for campervans. Could pay at the machine and stayed one night. Clean toilets and showers. Code needed, but found somebody who told us. Dump station available. $15 without any connections, $20 with electric (110V) …

Arrived in Colorado little after midnight, got a spot right away plenty of availability and close enough to some good hiking areas

Arrived Thursday with no reservations for the memorial day weekend. Thanks to the policy of not accepting reservations, we were able to get an open site

Used their dump station for the last clean out of the year. $10 at the kiosk gets you access to their 24 hour 365 day dump and water clean out site.

Called on Friday to ask about availability on Saturday. They said they would likely have a spot but to call in the morning on our way. Called at about 2 PM and they got us in, thankfully because it was full by the time we arrived. Decent showers, lots to do around there. Easy hookups. Very cheap for the area!

The showers and bathroom here were phenomenal and that was certainly the highlight of my stay. There are plenty of sites here, each one getting at least electric hookups. There's no privacy of course, but that's because it's just one big organized dirt parking lot. For $15 I will certainly come back if I ever travel through.

Well kept area to park with access to electricity. You are only allowed to stay 14 days in a calendar year, so not a long term place. We stayed in Nov so water and bathrooms were closed. But it’s a safe place to hook up to electricity so we enjoyed it. The parking area is connected to a park with sidewalks and ponds.

Campsite is on a first come basis which is nice since most places nearby are booked way in advance. Only $25 a day which includes full hook up. They have a dumpsite which is included in your fee. This is in the fairgrounds so a lot of events during the weekend. Stores, restaurants and movies all walking distance which is great.

Dirt lots mostly level, some grassy areas and many trees. First come first served, maximium stay 14 days annuallly. Water shut off in winter. Bath house is minimal but clean & maintained. In center of town so all conveniences close by, many times events at fair grounds, quiet-no road noise. Outstanding bike trails connect to grounds- bikers paradise.

$15 no hook up $5 ea for electric(50/30)&H2O No Sewer available but dump station.

closed in winter but a cool place to camp with water and electric hook ups in the summer time

We couldn’t find anything near family in Highlands Ranch in July, but ran across this place- Tight spots for our 38 ft fifth wheel but, we made it. Loved the location, so close to do much to see and do- Nice little bonus was the well maintained Animal shelter in front of park, was so nice to see the animals. We will stay again and I want to volunteer to walk dogs next time!!!

Couldn’t find a vacant RV park or campground north of Denver on a Friday night. Getting dark and Walmart was looking like the only option. Then we found this! Clean, a little cramped but nice showers and bathrooms. Beautiful flowers on perimeter. Full hookups $25 or $15 for none. Pleasant surprise and on way to Estes Park.

beautiful restroom facilities and love that it is centrally located in town. there is a lot of police presence inside campground which is awesome for safety, but not so wonderful when they bang on your door asking about your front license plate (rig was backed in and had temp tags, as just bought), would not have been an issue had I not been sleeping. I did notice the camp supervisor was talking "about" some campers, and stereotyping them for tattoos and appearing "gay" The issues were not addressed when complaint was submitted, however, such a lovely campground I would recommend it anyway.