I stayed at tent site A27. It was clean, quiet, convenient. It's located near the rest rooms, showers and the food storage locker. Everyone who was on duty as a camp host was super knowledgeable and friendly.

When I arrived they did have a bear in moving through the campgrounds, however, during my stay there weee no bears in the area.

i really enjoyed my stay here. If you are looking for cell phone signal at your campground, you will not get it here.

Very clean and has good amenities, cheaper and less crowded than st Mary's but still isn't exactly roughing it. As always, Rocky Mountain National Park is epic. Pictures from winter adventures.

Our family loves this campground!

This Campground was beautiful! This has become one of our favorite campgrounds and we try to stop here at least once a year. I would highly suggest booking a site as soon as possible as campsites fill up very quick. Our last trip we forgot our bundle of firewood but we could pick some up at the front desk. This campground is surrounded by lush trees and beautiful mountains. The Rv sites are very close together but the tent sites feel very secluded. We saw many deer during our stay. I would highly suggest this campground.

This places is awesome for RVS it has water, sewer and electric, but it also had good bathrooms and showers. Some of the spots seemed kind of small, but our 25 foot fifth wheel fit well in the spot that we had, however I'm not sure if the giant RVS would necessarily fit too well. Other than that it was a wonderful place, can't wait to go back!

The campground was decent. Some of the spots were quite "cozy". We lucked out with a nice roomy spot with a few trees. The best spots are A42 and 1-3. The bathrooms were well kept with nice showers. The camp hosts were very friendly. The best part of this campground is that you can hike into Rocky Mountain Park from the campground and there is a nice reservoir within easy walking distance. Close to Estes Park, but far enough away to actually feel like you are camping!

Stayed a Saturday night at the Estes Park East Portal campground. We brought out 22ft RV and it fit the site perfectly. Anything larger will be difficult to navigate. The park is very conveniently located near Estes Park and Rocky Mountain National Park. They have nice sites although some are small and very close to one another. They have clean bathrooms with showers and even have a playground. We had no cell service nor is there any wifi. We took the east portal trail which is a beautiful hike and goes near the reservoir. Nice place to camp!

When we first got to Estes Park every campground was full, so we looked into others in the area and found east portal. We thought it was going to be pretty mediocre compared to the others, however when we saw the campsites we were wanting to stay at, our campsite at east portal was way better. We had shade, amazing bathroom/showers, and everything was right by us! The only slightly annoying thing was that we were so close to other campers, which sometimes was disruptive. Otherwise this place was awesome! The nice bathrooms were well worth the price, friendly park staff, and drinking water! Also they had two really cool hiking spots right next to the campground that led to the lake over the mountain! Great experience!

Three amigos traveled to Estes Park for a week and stayed at the East Portal Campground which as a great budget option with great amenities! Had stayed here previously and found it to be suitable for the needs of basic camping!

Just south of Estes Park, this small organized campground was perfect for our first trip of the season. The bathrooms were clean, and close to almost every site. They had a very nice playground for the kids with a climbing wall. The camp store was tiny, but had a few things we needed and super friendly. And the best was that the campground was just steps away from a trailhead into the National Forest. We hiked about 4.5 miles roundtrip to Sprague Lake.