Stayed at site #1, right by the river, for a night. The host, Preach, will make sure your site is taken care of and in great condition for your stay. The entire campground is well maintained. Site #1 is the best campsite I have stayed at. And the price per night doesn’t break the bank.
Arrived today and it is closed off with the sign “Campground Closed” I should have called before going lol.
We were looking for something a little more dispersed when we came across Peaceful Valley.
We didn't actually stay here for the night (again, we wanted something a little more dispersed). We drove through camp, everything was booked way out... So I suggest getting here early or making a reservation in advance.
Campsites looked nice and clean. Scenery was great.
If you're looking for something easy to reach, with all the amenities, this would be an excellent site.
Stumbled upon this small, nice campground simple because we liked the name :) It is very convenient from the main highway (which happens to be part of the Peak to Peak scenic byway- a FANTASTIC drive!). There are not a ton of sites, so it was a quiet peaceful vibe. Sites have a decent amount of space, not much cover or privacy. A couple tents were there, but mostly RVs. There is a site right next to the stream that I would recommend- great to fall asleep listening to the water flowing! Campground host was friendly and had tons of wood to buy for fires. I cannot say I have complaints about this nice little place! Good distance to RMNP as well as Boulder and Denver.
Last October, I was planning on camping a night here or at the campground further up the road (Camp Dick). After driving through this campground, I decided to go on further up the road because this campground doesn’t have much trees or space between the sites. Otherwise, the campground is very scenic, well maintained, and is next to good trails. A creek runs along the south side of the campground, and you can start the Buchanan Trail hike further up the road past Camp Dick. There’s also a 4x4 trail up there.
October visit. Very mellow and beautiful. Clean restrooms
Stayed here overnight for some hiking in the nearby foothills. There are reservable sites, which I would recommend since it's a popular place nearby Boulder for some fishing, hiking and off roading and it only has 17 sites. It looked like about half those could accommodate and RV. The sounds around camp are going to be a mix of some wind in the trees, water running in the streams, and motorbike motors.
There are 2 washroom areas, no showers, and dumpsters. You can buy firewood from the camp host, who I assume is also servicing the other nearby campsite (Camp Dick). Each campsite has your typical fire pit and picnic table. Inot a big campground, but you're is this quiet valley surrounded by mountains and the stars at night were superb. There's an over spill parking lot for your recreational vehicles or extra camp mates.
