Peak One Campground

Convenient to town and all that Frisco/Dillon has to offer, but also right on the perimeter trail (6-mile dirt) and also the Dillon Reservoir loop (18-mile paved). Our site had a small path right to the beach.

No hammocks are allowed here (we learned this by having one). There are bathrooms, but they were locked during our stay. Potable water was still available.

Would be 5 stars if the restrooms were open, however the porta-potties are spotless if not somewhat full of waste after only one day. Wonder how often they pump them out?

I stayed at spot 60 and thought it was lakefront. There's a berm between the spot and the lake, no view.

Very quiet campground with generous space for most spots. Easy bike trail to town with rolling hills.

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.

Lake side camping, odd number campsites

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.

This was our first time staying at Peak One even though we've been to Frisco and played disc golf at the Adventure Park many times. The campground has bathrooms with running water and a spigot outside to refill water jugs. Sites have a picnic table and fire ring.

We had no trouble fitting our 29' Class C, tow dolly, and towed vehicle in the site. Plenty of sun on our solar panels and 4 bars of service on both T-Mobile and AT&T.

Every sign said “1 night”. You can only stay one night at a time on a First Come First Serve basis. Otherwise, reserve online for multiple nights.

Snagged a first come first serve lakeside spot…camp hosts told us to check out sites and pay at main gate for the one we wanted…very easy. We took our chairs up to a spot where we could watch the sunset over the water, then built a fire and enjoyed a very peaceful night. There were other campers around us but no issues at all. Toilets were clean, but bring sop and a towel…only TP and water at sink. No showers, we used recreation center nearby in Silverthorne $5 pp. Beautiful area…plenty of recreation and views.

T-Mobile 4 bars. Camp hosts are awesome! Great spots! Bathrooms, water

The camp site was clean and it was a great location that was close enough to walk to the reservoir with paddle boards. Tons of hiking trails around to get out and explore. The sites were a little close and not many trees for cover, but overall a great spot.

Peak one has great spots near the water, perfect for paddle boarding!

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!

Really liked this area. Bike, boat and hiking right from sight.

Super close to town. Right on the lake. MTB trails right out of the park.

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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This campsite has gorgeous views. The campsites don’t feel like they are in top of each other and their are flushable toilets that were very clean. The only downside is that are on not showers on site. You can go to Silverthorne Rec center for $5/person to use the showers. Which is less than 15 minutes from the campsite.

We've camped at Peak One a few times and have only ever had great experiences. The facilities are clean, the staff are friendly and helpful, and the views are beautiful. The campground is close to many hikes, but within the campground itself you can hike along a trail close to the lake (note that you'll share this trail with mountain bikers). We'll keep coming back to this one.

This is the smartest place to stay in Summit County.  You are a few minutes' drive (could walk) into the town of Frisco, in case you want to enjoy the town.  There is a strong signal for mobile phones and I was able to work the entire time we were there.

The campground is spectacular in that it is right on lake Dillon, while you can see mountains everywhere.  360 mountain views with a lake view, combined with location, make this one of my favorites ever.  

The bathrooms are flushing toilets and very clean.  There are a lot of them, too, so you feel like you aren't sharing with too many people.  

The sites are private b/c they are surrounded by little conifers.  

We loved it here!

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!

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.

Our kids had the best time at Peak One. Our site backed up to the reservoir so the kids could play while we hung out on our site. Beautiful sunrise from the site.

Beautiful views, right on the lake. Some beetle kill has opened up the campground where there used to be trees.

This was a great campground for a night however you must take into account the less time needed to reserve online or else you need to do a walk-in site. If it’s filled check out Pine Cove which is down the street.

We come here every year. The kids like to play in the reservoir and ride their bikes around it or around the campground. A lot of the sites are closer than I would prefer. You can find a few sites that offer more privacy. The negative is that there is a lot of lose dirt where you cook and eat. Also even though there is a ten o’clock curfew, I’ve been there when it’s ignored and people are partying.

The bathrooms are okay. Pretty clean. They have well water for dishes and it’s drinkable. No showers.

If you plan early for July 4th you can watch fireworks from your site.

we stayed at peak one for a work camping trip. reserved multiple sites close to each other. The trees are still very small in some parts of the campground, so there is not much shade. clean flushable toilets

Just a few miles off I-70, in Frisco, CO, is the location of Peak One Campground. This is a very clean campground, and the only one around Lake Dillon with flush toilets and sinks. Frisco shopping and restaurants are only 10 minutes away and Summit Medical Center is 5 minutes. Even with the town being so close, when in the Campground it feels like being miles from everything. This campground is part of the White River National Forest and is run by CLM with two camp host couples living in the campground. There is walk up access to Lake Dillon for kayaks and paddle boards, and a few campsites have direct access to the lake. This is a very busy campground so it is best to reserve a spot on-line. Walk up sites are rare, especially on weekends.

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.

Peak One has all the amenities you need - water, (really) nice bathrooms with running water, and a fire pit with a picnic table. A simple campground that would be great for kids, Peak One is safe, comfortable, and a great family spot.

This is a very family friendly campground! Sites are kind of close together, but you are beside the lake! And some spots have trail access to the lake, so bring your water toys! The ten mile range pops into view starting with Peak 1. Very close to the town of Frisco, so it isn’t the quietest.

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