Nice state park - electric hookups only (30 amp) with conveniently located dump stations and ample restroom facilities. We stayed in the Arkansas Point section of the park and our restroom had no shower facilities. The views here are stunning and the Campground got very busy over the weekend with boaters and fishermen - we are neither. I don't know if we would stay here again as we didn't find much to do in the Pueblo area. Keep in mind that Colorado charges a day use fee for all vehicles in the park. This is on top of your camping fees and is applied to all motorized vehicles. The fee at Lake Pueblo was $6 a day. In our case (motor home and tow vehicle) an additional $12 per day. We have offset this fee by purchasing the annual pass - $60 for the first vehicle & $25 for the second - good for one year from the month of purchase and good at all Colorado state parks. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice state park. $18 camping fee is addition to $6 daily entrance fee. Wide variety of sites to choose from on 2 sides of the lake. Very little shade, but each site does have a picnic table with shade awning, along with a fire ring. Bathrooms very clean and plentiful. Laundry facilities at several campgrounds in park. Both pull-in and pull-thru sites. Electric only service at each site, but 30 amp service was good. Dump stations and water located at entrance to each campground. Lake levels were extremely low, so the lake front sites were still well away and above the lake. Beautiful view of the mountains. The north side is pretty close to residential development, but enough on the other side of the hill to not see it from the campsites. We were here mid-week in April and very few other campsites were occupied, so we had our choice away from everyone. Rangers patrolled frequently. We will return, but only in spring or fall. It's probably a very busy campground during the summer. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This was a very nice park. All facilities were excellent. The staff were very helpful to us with a special request. The only thing that kept this from being a 10 was the silly Colorado rule that will not allow a camper to book for more than three nights without a reservation. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

If you have a boat this might be a great place, otherwise I don't recommend it. It was blazing hot and the sites have NO shade. It was also very windy. Friends of ours also went boating here, but the high winds caused such waves they had couldn't safely take their kids on the water. This was after waiting over an hour to get to the dock. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

This is a desert/lake campground with extremely spacious sites and shaded picnic tables at each site. The showers were very clean with laundry room available. Very quiet park on a beautiful lake. Mountains in the background. Elevation 4500' which makes for moderate temperatures. We really enjoyed this park. Park rangers patrol and friendly gate workers are very helpful. Pray for rain, though. The lake was extremely low. We camped here in a camper.

Very friendly, welcoming hosts, lovely shop serving ice cream & offering pizzas & wings. Attractive park, very clean & tidy, just off the interstate. Only stayed 1 night. Booked a 50ft pull thru so we didn't need to unhook, but what we got fell somewhat short!! 5th wheel hung over site limits at the rear & the truck stuck out into the road at the front. We pointed this out to the nice guy who took us to the site, he said 'no problem, no-one else is coming in', so we left it like that as it was just 1 night. These sites in row 'N' are also quite narrow. If you like to sit in your rig or out on your picnic table & get a good look in through your neighbours window, you'll be delighted. In our opinion as experienced RV'ers(& it's only our opinion) the site we were allocated is only suitable for small trailers or compact b class without slides. There are much better sites on the park. We think they maybe saved the better sites for longer staying guests, which we quite understand. If you're going to be there for a longer stay, rows D & E are better. However, nice park & we would stay again so we've marked it as if we'd had a better site. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

It is a typical KOA. The sites are Level but a bit narrow if you have neighbors & dusty because the wind blows in the afternoon. Water was pressure good. There is a nice fenced dog run however, all dirt. They will make & deliver pizza to your site for $10 if you wish. If in area, we'd stay here again although I think KOA's are a bit too expensive. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Close to Interstate, so somewhat noisy. Set in the desert with a good view of the mountains. Sites are level but quite narrow, no fun being outside. Staff are very friendly and accomodating. Nature trail and pancake breakfast, Saturday and Sundays. We camped here in a Motorhome.

While camping here there was a problem with the water and we were unable to fill our tanks due to this problem. The on-site manager was not available to assist any of the campers. There were no shaded areas. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Stayed one night at this campground. It was clean and the attendants were courteous. Problem with construction made it a problem on the interstate but the campgrounds were easily accessible. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This park has some of the cleanest bathrooms we have seen yet. They need to truck in every drop of water used, so there is a big truck parked next to the office that must be used to truck in the water. They should try to hide it inside a fence or something. They had all long term tenants here while we were here and some of the sites were messy. The noise from I25 can be noisy. The couple running the place were very nice and obviously tried to keep the place up. Our site was pretty narrow, if you had slides on both sides of your RV, then you would not have enough room. The owner said he had a rig in our site just before us that had slides on both sides and the owner had to walk around his rig sideways. We had to move our neighbor's table out of the way to access our water and sewer connection. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is an extremely well maintained park with friendly staff and a wonderful view of Pike's Peak. Beautiful sunrises and sunsets and a nice nature trail from the park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Just off the interstate and out of town in the desert. Nice views of the mountains in the distance. An OK place to overnight. We arrived late in the afternoon and had to share the electric box with a neighbor. He got the 30amp outlet and we were left with only a 20amp. Luckily we did not need to run the AC, so we coped. Evidently the electrical system needs some upgrades. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

We stayed at this campground last weekend and enjoyed the "super RV site", which is a large fenced area with a small hot tub, covered picnic area, gas grill, deck and patio table and chairs. The fenced area was great with our two dogs and our three children. We enjoyed the hot tub at night. You are given a lock for the fenced area. We parked our trailer right next to the entrance of this site. The cost was $55/night. The only drawback to this KOA campground is that it is close to the highway and it can be noisy at times. The campground also has a nice pool that we enjoyed. The restrooms were very clean. The people that run the campground were very friendly. There was a nature trail at the campground, but we didn't use it because it was a very hot weekend. I would go back and definitely get the "super RV site" again. I wish more campgrounds offered this amenity. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Very nice park run by a young couple. They are very helpful and have made several improvements in the past two years. Excellent nature trail and beautiful view of the mountains. We camped here in a camper.

We really enjoyed our two nights here as it is a well-run, spotless facility! The work kampers are nice and the owners are there...and they appreciated our business. We had a site that was perfectly level, with shade trees on both sides, and lots of grass on either side of us. (They are smart and skipped spaces between RVs.) The hookups were placed properly and worked very well. They have lots to do, and it is all clean and usable. We will return! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This park is beautiful and the amenities are great. The sites for larger rigs have nice grassy areas and are very easy to get into. It's very child friendly with a playground, pool, game room and 18 hole putt-putt course. One problem is that the playground equipment has not been maintained well and some of the equipment is broken with some sharp edges. Also, be sure to ask when they will be mowing. The mowers came through and removed a pet pen we had and broke our trash can. When we complained, the owner said we shouldn't have staked the trash can down because that wasn't allowed per the little newsletter we received upon check-in. Nothing was in the newsletter we were given indicating that wasn't permitted, nor was it posted anywhere. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nicely laid-out campground with a pleasant feel. Good sized pull-throughs even for big rigs. We camped here in a 37ft fifth wheel. Nice, friendly staff and the campground was very clean and tidy. Good facilities including a brand-new fitness room. Location is a little out of the way, otherwise would score 10. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is, in our opinion, one of the top KOAs in the entire United States. It sits high on a hill overlooking breaktaking mountains and valleys. The staff (of which there are many) are constantly working on the park, the grass, the sites, and everything else. Sites are large and level and are well stoned, electricity is dependable, and wi-fi is outstanding. The staff could not be nicer. My only complaint is the water pressure, which could be stronger. Still, one of the very, very best parks we've ever seen. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed in this campground last spring,again last fall and again this spring. It's easy off and on I-25. Good cable and wifi and the sites are decent size. People are nice an it's clean. The sites could use some more gravel but that's abut the only complaint we had. We will stay again as it works out well for us when going to Arizona or coming home. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The campground was very busy and near capacity. It was cold (20 degrees). The campsite were close to each other. The playground was busy with a lot of kids. It was nice to see everyone having a good time. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

GREAT Facility...GREAT View...GREAT PEOPLE We camped here in a Motorhome.

Good overnight place while heading south... typically KOA on the expensive side. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Another over-priced KOA, but the only decent park in southern Colorado with cable tv. Not a bad place but isolated. Freeway noise wasn't bad, access is easy. Party going on, bathrooms not clean. Sites are close together, neighbor parked their vehicles in front and back of our RV- but left in the morning. Would never stay here except for needing location and tv & wifi access. Not worth the expense. Long pull-thru sites are over $40, and looked unlevel. Dirt sites with some grass and trees. Pool was closed but of course they still charge full price. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is in Colorado City. Very well maintained, quiet and very pleasant staff. Laundry and restrooms/showers were very clean. nice store/gift shop. This was our second stay this summer and we would certainly stay again and recommend it. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Here is a wonderful place to stop if you're traveling from Denver to Santa Fe. Please note that it is 22 miles south of Pueblo, but in a very nice location with beautiful mountain views, albeit close to the 25 Freeway. Sites are level with 78 channel cable and 50 amps. We had a great pull-through, did not even have to un-hook (as the park is actually designed correctly). For an over-night stay this is about as good as it gets! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Good full service park with FHU, 60+ channel cable, WI-FI, and a pool. The full name is Pueblo South / Colorado City KOA which tells experienced RVers that it is south of Pueblo in Colorado City. Unless you need to be near Pueblo for more than a day, it is only good for overnight stop or a few days to relax. As a base for sightseeing, it is too far from the sights to be used as a base camp. Tourist destinations such as Royal Gorge and Colorado Springs have parks much closer. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This place is nowhere near Pueblo. It is at Colorado City, about 30 miles south. That said, it is a decent KOA, well-maintained with a friendly staff. The sites are a bit close, but they have lots of grass and a good cable system. Wi-Fi worked well. Lots of long-termers here, and the place was filled to capacity but still quiet. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very friendly staff. Wide grassy area between sites. Gravel roads and sites. Great wireless internet connection even at the far end of the campground. The cable TV has 71 channels. There are some long term residents but they are well kept and clean. Overall a very pleasent place to stay. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Good stop over for a night. Easy access to I-25. Nice view of the mountains. Sites are a little small, but we had room for our slides and left the SUV hooked up. Staff was friendly at check-in. Good WiFi and cable TV---They had 8 inches of snow that melted rapidly so it was a little muddy but we have been in much worse. They had a crew trimming trees and someone on a tractor blading the roads (gravel and dirt) so it looks like they are trying to keep up with the maintenance items. We would stay again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We left this place one day early because it was so bad. The camp sites are narrow. Your neighbors hook ups along with the sewer were right next to the front door of our trailer and picnic table. This was no shade to speak of at our site. The pool was small, but good. The restrooms were very well maintained. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very clean and friendly campground. Sites are well maintained and the gravel roads are groomed when needed. enjoyed are stay. All the personal working there and the owners were courteous and helpful. We will be back We camped here in a Motorhome.

Won't recommend for more than a night stay. Ownership complained about most everything! For example; everytime we used a credit card, about their transaction costs and even charged us extra on the checkout for their costs of KOA forced transaction fees (so we were told). Ownership complained about dirt getting tracked into their showers even though there were no mats to wipe feet on and their area was covered in melting snow and mud. (these were added after someone almost fell on the slick tile inside the door) Ownership tried to overcharge us on propane fill up by .59 cents per gallon and then complained when they got called on it (yep they had to pay those transaction fees again). Cable picture and electricity amperage were of poor quality (and water for some campers was improperly buried above freeze line causing many folks to have to move spaces). Laundry was the most expensive average per load of any KOA we have been to yet at almost 4$ a load washed and dried. If you need to stop due to weather or fatigue it's just ok, but keep driving if you have the option. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This campground has a warmth and coziness about it that is just plain comfortable. I don't know of any other way to describe it. It is one of the neatest, best-maintained parks we've seen in 30 years of Rv'ing. The management is extremely friendly and helpful, and the staff is great. They are constantly working on the grounds, and it is neat as a pin. It has wonderful views of the mountains and is relatively near to a bunch of attractions. We've overnighted here several times but, this year, decided to make it a destination park and stayed here almost a week. Are we glad we did. You will love this park--it is totally unlike most KOAs in a very positive way. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Sites way too close together. Felt like a sardine there. Would only stay if no other place available, and that would be overnight. Not for a long stay. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Sites are close together but all the park is very well-maintained. Sites level, some gravel & others grassy. I question the WIFI as I tried (as well as my park neighbor) a second "code" and still couldn't make a connection. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Park on grassy sites, some gravel parking, CATV, very clean, great overnight park although there are some attractions less than 100 miles away. Subway and 2 restaurants nearby. Really no town nearby. Near highway, but seemed reasonably quiet. Much improved over last year. Miniature golf, game room, horse shoes, great hosts. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Okay for an overnighter. Long spaces and easy ingress and egress for big rigs. Sites are not very level, however, and roads need more gravel. Very friendly and helpful hosts. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice KOA, no freeway noise. 18 hole mini golf on site. Quality owners live on site. Spaces on the narrow side. Good scenery. We camped here in a Motorhome.