Best Glamping near Frisco, CO

$90 for dry camping!!?? Rip off. And YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED TO USE THE SHOWERS. They are for glamping sites only! The only thing good was we had a nice view. It's very difficult to get into though.

There are community fire pits, stocked trout pond, access to the river, acres of woodland, and Colorado’s smallest bar! We love the vibe at AVR and the owners are amazing. Occassionally you can catch live music and there are several historic buildings they are restoring. We have a few friends that don’t camp which is okay because they also offering glamping, tipis, cabins, and a lodge. Trust me... one stay and you’ll be booking another one soon after!

This place is one of my favorites. The campsites are very well taken care of. Camp host is nearby and helpful if you have any questions or concerns. Perfect location for paddle boarding, kayaks and fishing. Sites range from tent camping, Trailer, on-site Tee Pee's, cabins to glamping. They generally have resident moose that love to hang out in and around the property. Well kept playground for your Littles as well as complimentary canoes that can be used on their on-site pond. The owners are awesome and super friendly.

We took our new camper here to get a full service hook up. We didn’t want to worry about anything except the systems in the camper. Later in the season we got a free day of we paid for two days. For a pull through it was only $67+tax per night.

Arcade, restaurant, mini bowling alley (free), playground, dog parks, pool, hiking trails both paved and unpaved, and a general store (our 25’ fresh water hose was too short. Needed about 29’ so it was nice to have a store on property.)

It is a huge place so I would recommend a mode of transportation like a bike. I have an electric skateboard which was perfect.

COVID shut the hot tubs down but they have them. One of the restaurants was closed either for COVID or that it was later in the season.

While we plan on camping mainly off the grid it was a real nice glamping getaway.

My wife and I recently had the most magical four days at this Yurt, and we cannot stop raving about this hidden gem!🌲✨ 

From the moment we arrived, we were blown away by the stunning surroundings—the perfect blend of tranquility and adventure. The yurt itself was not only cozy and well-equipped but also nestled in a picturesque spot that felt like a private slice of heaven.

The attention to detail was outstanding. The thoughtful amenities, from the well-stocked kitchen to the comfy sleeping quarters, made us feel right at home. We enjoyed quiet evenings by the warm wood stove, gazing at the star-lit sky through the yurt's skylight—a truly enchanting experience. 

The hosts were incredibly accommodating and friendly, ensuring we had everything we needed for a seamless stay. Their passion for the outdoors and commitment to sustainability added an extra layer of appreciation for our Yurt experience. 

The hiking trails nearby were a nature lover's dream, offering breathtaking views and a chance to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. It was the perfect retreat to reconnect with each other and with nature. 

If you are a couple looking for a romantic getaway,  Sawatch Basecamp Yurt is an absolute must-visit. Thank you to the hosts for creating such a unique haven in the wilderness. We're already planning our next escape to this piece of paradise!🏞️❤️

We ended up at YMCA because all the dispersed camps were closed or closed. I am glad we spend the weekend here. We discovered Snow Mountain Ranch when we moved to Colorado three years ago, and we have stayed here several times in different setups: Yurts, Cabins and Tents. The YMCA of the Rockies has many amenities for everyone from trails to zip lines. Many were closed due to the COVID-19,but they are been open soon. The price for a campsite is $61 a night and you have clean toilets, hot showers, electrical hookups for a trailer and most of the sites are pretty big. There are two great trails we have done in the past: 9 mile rd and the falls. The recreational center schedule activities for kids and the whole family including summer tubbing, skate ring, climbing wall and bow and arrow among others. I really recommend this place for everyone, specially families.

The campground is in a great location. Bike trails to all the towns nearby, and Frisco Adventure Park is located at the entrance to the campground. Sites are well spaced and private. Gave it 4 stars because bathrooms are closed and there is no potable water available in the campground.

The campground has spacious spots. Ours was large enough for a popup and very large tent. Our site was also a short walk down to Lake Dillon which was perfect for the kids and dogs to splash around in. Close proximity to Frisco is great too if you want to get some pizza for a meal.

This campground just off of I 70 in Frisco. Easy to find . Stayed here one night in a motorcycle adventure. They had a few open sites for one night only which was all we need. Very clean and quiet and easy walk to the lake . The camp hosts were very friendly and helpful. I will definitely return to this camp again.
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Came here without reservations, completely on a whim and scored an awesome site! The campground is beautifully nestled next to the Frisco Bay and the views are stunning from every which way. We enjoyed the sunsets sitting at the beach of the lake - highly recommended! Tons of hiking trails, biking trails, a day use area, bike park, dog friendly (must be on a leash - BEAR country!) and they have flushing bathrooms. Which were clean and well maintained. We will defiantly be back!

This was an unplanned visit, and a surprisingly good one. One of the quietest and cleanest campgrounds I've been to. As someone who prefers wild camping, it was definitely not that, but was one of the more positive campground experiences I've had. There are many sites with views of Lake Dillon, and easy access to the water from all sites. Highway noise was minimal, and though Frisco can be seen from the grounds, there is little light pollution to interfere with star gazing.

We really enjoyed this spot! Those sites on the lake seem primo but our site still had some good space and not too close to others (though very few trees so not a ton of privacy and would need a shade in the warmer months). Sunset was beautiful, enjoyed skipping rocks and even some mountain biking for our 9 year old. Did a hike at Lily Pad Lake and a quick trip into downtown Frisco. Had a great time and hope to be back!

We were on our way from Denver to LA and decided to stop here because Frisco was so so so beautiful! It reminded us of Switzerland. We camped here and enjoyed the quiet surroundings. The campsites are wide spread out, spacious, and huge. It's ideal for mountain biking and water leisures. We saw a lot of sailboats and paddle boards. The night sky was stellar! It was only five minutes drive away from walmart, whole foods, starbucks, natural grocers, and lots of gas stations.

This campground is located in the town of Frisco, CO, but feels like being in the wilderness. Shopping and restaurants are 10 minutes from the Campground. Very clean campground. This is the only campground around Lake Dillon with flush toilets and sinks. There is walk up access to the lake for kayaks and paddle boards. A few camp sites have direct access to the lake. This campground is part of the White River National Forest and is managed by CLM with 2 camp host couples on site who are very helpful. Make reservations in advance, especially for weekends, because it fills up quickly.

Really fun place to camp!! There is so much to do within walking distance from this campground. It’s right on the beach of lake Dillon, bike trails go through the campground, Frisco adventure park etc. We got lucky and found a spot here on a Saturday morning, but it seems to be full often. There is a water station and restrooms. Each site has a picnic table and fire ring-no bear boxes but I doubt they’re needed here. Not a ton of privacy or super quiet at night, but seriously such a fun place to camp.

If Peak One is full, you can try Pine Cove right down the road. It’s first come, first serve but basically just a large parking lot on the lake.