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Best RV Parks & Resorts near Denver, CO

1,254 Reviews

Denver-area RV parks offer a range of options for motorhome travelers seeking full-hookup sites. Dakota Ridge RV Park in Golden provides concrete pads with 50-amp electrical service, while Clear Creek RV Park features water, sewer, and electric hookups with laundry facilities. "Sites are close to each other but pretty typically placed for an RV style park," noted one visitor about Loveland RV Resort, which accommodates larger rigs with premium back-in and pull-through sites. Applewood RV Resort by Rjourney in Wheat Ridge maintains 30 and 50-amp hookups with picnic tables at each site, though spaces are positioned quite close together with limited privacy between neighboring RVs.

Most Denver-area RV parks remain open year-round, though mountain locations may close during winter months. Dump stations are available at nearly all parks, with some charging additional fees ranging from $10-20 per use. Navigation to certain parks requires careful planning, as several reviewers mentioned difficulty accessing mountain locations with larger rigs. Cell service varies significantly between urban and mountain parks. Pet policies generally allow leashed dogs, though some parks charge additional pet fees. Propane is available at select locations including Denver Meadows RV Park in Aurora. Laundry facilities can be found at Clear Creek RV Park and Delux RV & Motel, providing essential services for travelers on extended trips.

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Best RV Sites Near Denver, Colorado (150)

    1. Dakota Ridge RV Park

    41 Reviews
    Golden, CO
    19 miles
    Website
    +1 (303) 279-1625

    "We pulled in late in a 38 ft Class A without a reservation and they had 1 spot in the late check-in box that would accommodate our motor home. Very clean and well maintained RV park. Beautiful view."

    "If you’re looking for a solid RV park near Golden that’s clean and dog friendly, this place is for you. Staff were very polite and helpful."

    2. Clear Creek RV Park

    28 Reviews
    Golden, CO
    20 miles
    Website
    +1 (303) 278-1437

    $32 - $80 / night

    "Stayed here for a month and a half with electric only (full hook up spots for extended stays were already taken but that was okay). Staff is extremely helpful and accommodating."

    "Had a back-in full-hookups site that backed up to the walking path/sidewalk beside the river. Our site was long enough to stay hooked up."

    3. Denver Meadows RV Park

    6 Reviews
    Denver, CO
    2 miles
    Website
    +1 (303) 364-9483

    "It is a no thrills,Quiet,peaceful,full hook-ups kind of park.little expensive but one cost covers everything.plus it is a all season park."

    "Haven't had any problems, it was quite, and peaceful. Lots of good food nearby."

    4. Applewood RV Resort by Rjourney

    13 Reviews
    Wheat Ridge, CO
    15 miles
    Website
    +1 (303) 872-7544

    "Good location close to interstate to access all the cool towns and site seeing west of Denver."

    "I was stranded in Denver by a snow storm ahead. I called Prospect and they found a spot for me. When I walked in the office, I was greeted by 5 wonderful sweet dogs."

    5. Delux RV & Motel

    4 Reviews
    Twin Lakes, CO
    9 miles
    +1 (303) 433-0452

    "My friend and I, in our attempt to bicycle from Texas to Banff National Park found ourselves in an unfortunate situation."

    6. Buckley AFB FamCamp

    1 Review
    Aurora, CO
    6 miles
    Website
    +1 (720) 847-6100

    7. Elevado Estates RV Park

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    Wheat Ridge, CO
    11 miles

    $50 - $450 / night

    8. Riverview RV Park & Campground

    19 Reviews
    Masonville, CO
    48 miles
    Website
    +1 (970) 667-9910

    "Campground is situated along the Big Thompson River. Big cottonwood trees. Easy accessibility for big rigs. Some items … water valves leak in lakes around entire park and many are leaking."

    "Good Sam’s RV park with full amenities. We booked a water/electric online, but got bumped up to full hookups. Beautiful river going beside many of the sites. Newer bathrooms."

    9. Loveland RV Resort

    8 Reviews
    Loveland, CO
    45 miles
    Website
    +1 (970) 667-1204

    "Premium sites are much larger with additional width for more space btw sites. Pool, laundry, etc."

    "We only stayed one night while traveling through Colorado. It was convenient and easy. The grounds were nice and clean, very pretty, they had good amenities."

    10. Barr Lake RV Park

    2 Reviews
    Brighton, CO
    13 miles
    +1 (303) 659-6180
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  • s
    May. 3, 2023

    Denver West-Central City KOA

    Mountain High

    Yes Mountain High!! 8100’ high. 7 miles off I-70 at Idaho Springs. 25 miles into outskirts of Denver. Don’t worry they have oxygen! Not kidding!!

    Nice campground, friend staff, laundry, fun little gift shop with some food stuffs, beer and liquor. Pizza cooked there but we didn’t try it.

    Our space was a big rig space on concrete pad with ample seating, a table, a fire pit, and a propane grill stove… use you own propane! Full hook ups. It was still reaching freezing at night and so we didn’t hook up our water.

  • Gerald & Desiree I.
    May. 15, 2022

    Riverview RV Park & Campground

    Quick Stop close to Loveland

    Campground is situated along the Big Thompson River. Big cottonwood trees. Easy accessibility for big rigs. Some items … water valves leak in lakes around entire park and many are leaking. No dog runs for pups, lots of places to walk though. There are long term “campers” at this park. Bathrooms were clean but dated.

  • william H.
    Jun. 25, 2018

    Lone Rock Campground

    Line Rock review

    We love this campground due to the river access. The do have potable water but it tastes pretty bad, so brIng drinking/cooking water. Most, if not all sites, have a picnic table and fire pit. During reservable season (Memorial Day to Labor Day I believe), the campground host usually has firewood for sale. No cell service, no electric. We hear that the cafe In Deckers may be getting wifi. The campground is open all year but the water is shut off in the winter. Sites are close to each other.

  • Crystal C.The Dyrt PRO User
    Jun. 30, 2019

    Loveland RV Resort

    Fair Site Pricing & Nice Amenities But A Few Additional Fees

    I wanted to stop into this area after exploring a few campgrounds designed more so for tent campers in the area. I noticed some of these spaces were not ideal for those wanting to bring their RV and have amenities and that really was something that I know many of the people I know really look for when finding their locations for travel. Loveland is a little further away from the entrance of Rocky Mountain National Park but it offers many great things to those wanting to explore the area and still be within comfortable distance of the park itself. The RV Resort is designed for both larger and smaller rigs and offers a variety of comfortable amenities for campers of this style. 

    There are 4 basic styles of offerings at this location including full hook up, oversized full hook up, premium and premium back up sites. These prices range from$56 to$65 for base single night stay. They do offer both weekly and monthly rates as well for those really wanting to enjoy the area. 

    Something which I have found very common amongst these style of locations is that while they do offer base charges which do not include tax there are many times additional fees depending on certain amenities. This campground was no different with additional charges for parties of over 4 people, extra vehicles or pets. Additionally they do have a sizable$20 dump fee, I found this to be quite high, especially considering there is a free dump station only a few miles up the way at another facility which allows campers or passers by alike to use their dump station. 

    Something nice is they do offer a Good Sam discount if you belong to the affiliated program which is a few dollars off the price of nightly stay. 

    Additionally amenities include a pool and mini golf which were quite nice and a clubhouse with several really cool things inside. They have a playground for the kiddos and a dog park for the furry family.

     Overall the park itself seemed to have wide roadways for navigating and though for my personal taste the sites are located pretty close together they were pretty typically placed for an RV style park. Unlike several parks I have encountered in the area and others, this place did not have the long term stay option readily flagrant and while they might offer it you do not see people who look like they have moved in and allowed their area to become homely and run down. Quite the opposite, the grounds were very clean and inviting, everyone was very friendly and nothing looked like a“there goes the neighborhood” moment.

  • A
    Sep. 9, 2019

    Denver West-Central City KOA

    Beautiful KOA

    Campground is located above Central City with great views. Amenities include full hookup sites both pull through and back-in. Store with everything a camper would need. Clean restrooms and showers. Playground and dog friendly. Staff was extremely friendly and helpful. Would definitely stay here again.

  • D
    May. 16, 2021

    Loveland Station Campground - CLOSED

    New owners, New Name.

    Falcon’s Landing RV Park 648 NE Frontage Road Johnstown CO 80534

    Ph: 970-800-1569 Email: falconslandingrv@hotmail.com URL: falconslandingrv.com

    Family owned and operated. They have a great long range plans for the improvement of the park with added amenities. Great progress has been made in cleaning up the park and making it more inviting. Most of the older trashy campers have left. There still is a fair amount of long-term campers but their spaces are looking much better and their campers are in better condition for the most part. all the spaces have full hook ups and there is room for big rigs. Our camper is a 42 foot fifth wheel. There is a laundry, clean restrooms and showers and mail service. There are not a lot of amenities for children at this point but those are in their future plans. This campground is actually located on the east edge of Loveland Colorado and on the east side of interstate I 25 and just south of Highway 34. For being next to the interstate, it is a very quiet campground with lots of trees and plants.  A great place to stay while visiting the Rocky Mountains. They are not really geared for overnight camping but I’m sure they would accommodate if they had an open space. Their rates are reasonable and they seem to stay full most of the time time so it is best to call ahead and reserve a site. We stayed here in November and December 2020 And again now since April 1 and will be leaving mid June.

  • Ross W.
    Jun. 17, 2025

    Flatiron Reservoir Campground

    Disappointed

    We stayed at site F03 from June 8–14 (we left a day early) and were very disappointed in the condition of this campground.

    We live full-time in our motorhome and have traveled extensively across the country. Sadly, this was one of the worst campsites we’ve stayed at. The grass was extremely overgrown, the bushes and trees were encroaching on the site, and the water spigot in our area was non-functional. The site itself was so steep that we had to pull in forward just to attempt leveling our Class A RV—completely unsuitable for big rigs.

    Adding to that, this is not a full hookup site. You're paying over $50 per night (after the additional $10 vehicle charge) for electricity only, with the nearest dump station 7 miles away. That price is far too high for what’s offered, especially given the lack of maintenance.

    To their credit, the park office was understanding and did refund two nights of our stay, which we appreciated. However, we left a day early and will not be returning.

  • D
    Jul. 2, 2021

    Loveland Station Campground - CLOSED

    This is an old campground being remodeled to buy new owners and with a new name: Falcons Landing.

    This is a quiet, laid-back Campground without a lot of amenities yet. Quite a few full-time residence or long-term residence. All ages but not much for children to do. We are full-time RV years but this area is where we are from with family around. We stayed here from April 1, 2021 and will probably be here till september. We are staying in a 42 foot grand design fifth wheel.

  • Mary S.
    Jun. 27, 2018

    Colorado Campground

    Great location for exploring Colorado Springs and the area

    This Pike National Forest campground is run by Rocky Mountain Recreation which means you'll pay a $10 transaction fee if you make a reservation on recreation.gov. It looks like some sites are strictly walk-up. Check recreation.gov to see what's available, but you can just show up if there are available sites, pay at the self-pay station, and avoid the $10 transaction fee on recreation.gov.

    Every site has a picnic table and fire ring. Vault toilets (rather fragrant as you walk by because of the vent pipes) and trash dumpsters are conveniently located throughout the campground as is potable water. There are no bear-proof lockers but locking up your food is a prudent move.

    There are mostly back in sites but some pull through sites. Most of the pull through sites are partially protected from the road by a few tall pines and large rocks, but the pull through curve may be tight for some RVs. There are a few double sites (with double charge) if you need more space.

    Manitou Lake on the edge of the campground is a popular fishing spot, and there's a trail around the lake.

    Our site (#45) was rather close to the road, but the road noise was not bad throughout the park. Sites 40 through 44 are on a small loop and are probably the nicest sites even with a bit of road noise; these sites are near the trail to the lake.

    In my opinion, there are two things that make this campground stand out: 1) The sites are large and not on top of each other. This campground could have twice as many sites, but it's nice that it doesn't. 2) It's a great location because you're close to Pikes Peak, Garden of the Gods, Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument, US Air Force Academy, Cripple Creek (only if you're into gambling), lots of hiking trails...and on and on. It's close to Colorado Springs and even closer to Woodland Park. If you want craft breweries and restaurants, you'll find plenty. We enjoyed being close to a larger city after being in lots of small towns. We loved the inexpensive food at Uchenna (Ethiopian and Mediterranean), Taste of Jerusalem, and Azada Mexican as well as craft beer (Fossil Craft Beer Company and Phantom Canyon Brewing Company with ginger wheat ale, Belgian ale aged on cherries, hazelnut coffee stout, coconut/chocolate porter, and on and on) in Colorado Springs. Beer is $3 during a 3 to 6 pm happy hour at Phantom Canyon....yes!

    This campground is only open between Memorial Day weekend and Labor Day.

Guide to Denver

Denver, Colorado, offers a variety of RV camping options that cater to different preferences and budgets, making it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts.

Some prices for RV Parks range from $60 per night to $1,700 for long-term stays

  • The Dakota Ridge RV Park charges between $60 to $90 per night, but guests have reported issues with theft and noise.
  • For a more budget-friendly option, Barr Lake RV Park provides gravel sites with tight spaces, making it suitable for last-minute stops at a lower cost.
  • If you're looking for long-term stays, Applewood RV Resort by Rjourney has rates around $1,700 plus electric, which some find overpriced for the amenities offered.

Most parks have electrical and sewer hookups

  • Clear Creek RV Park features full hookups and is conveniently located near downtown Golden, making it a popular choice for visitors.
  • At Denver Meadows RV Park, guests can enjoy full hookups in a quiet environment, although the area has received mixed reviews regarding safety.
  • The Flying Saucer RV Park offers essential amenities like sewer hookups, but it is primarily a residence park, which may not suit everyone.

Enjoy outdoor activities near the city

  • The Clear Creek RV Park is close to a public trail, perfect for fishing and hiking, making it a great spot for outdoor lovers.
  • Guests at Dakota Ridge RV Park can explore nearby attractions, although the noise from a biker bar may detract from the experience.
  • Barr Lake RV Park is conveniently located off the highway, providing easy access to various outdoor activities, despite being a bit crowded.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are there any 55+ RV resorts near Denver?

The Denver area has limited dedicated 55+ RV resorts, but some parks cater to a more mature demographic through their amenities and atmosphere. Denver Meadows RV Park near Aurora tends to attract an older crowd with its quieter setting and proximity to medical facilities. Buckley AFB FamCamp serves military retirees and often has a higher percentage of senior residents. While not exclusively age-restricted, these parks offer a more peaceful environment than family-oriented campgrounds. For confirmed 55+ communities, consider contacting parks directly about their current demographic policies, as these can change over time.

What are the best RV parks in Denver, CO?

For RV camping near Denver, Cherry Creek State Park Campground offers paved, level sites with full hookups that accommodate big rigs. The park features a lake, hiking and biking trails, and clean facilities, making it a popular urban getaway. Another excellent option is Applewood RV Resort by Rjourney, which provides convenient interstate access for exploring Denver and surrounding towns. While sites are close together, the location is ideal for visitors wanting to balance city activities with Colorado's outdoor attractions. Denver area RV parks generally offer essential amenities like water, electricity, and dump stations, with many providing additional features such as laundry facilities, WiFi, and camp stores.

What options exist for long-term RV parking in the Denver area?

Several RV parks around Denver accommodate long-term stays. Riverview RV Park & Campground offers extended-stay options along the Big Thompson River, with easy big rig access and full hookups, though be aware there are already numerous long-term residents. Barr Lake RV Park near Brighton provides monthly rates for extended stays. Many parks offer discounted monthly rates compared to nightly fees, typically ranging from $600-1200 depending on amenities and location. When considering long-term options, inquire about utility billing practices (some charge separately for electricity), mail service availability, storage options, and winter services if staying during colder months. Most long-term parks require advance reservations and may have waiting lists for prime spots.

How much does it cost to stay at Flying Saucer RV Park in Denver?

Flying Saucer RV Park is not currently listed among Denver's active campgrounds, and there are no recent reviews or pricing information available for this specific park. It may be operating under a different name or may have closed. For comparable alternatives, consider Denver West-Central City KOA, located about 25 miles from Denver, which offers full hookup sites (both pull-through and back-in) with clean facilities, though rates vary by season. Chatfield State Park Campground is another option with typical rates ranging from $30-45 per night plus a daily park entrance fee. For current pricing information on RV parks in Denver, it's best to contact campgrounds directly or check their official websites.

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