This is a very old, very run-down park that has seen better days. Caters to many seasonal fishermen. Many seasonal RV's, some in bad shape and junky. Several cabins available and appeared to be in good condition. The name indicates a view of Glendo Lake, and you can see just a sliver of it in the distance if you stand in just the right spot. Not the kind of park we'd stay in for an extended stay, but good for an overnight stop. Easy access off the freeway. Not much noise from traffic, but loud train noise from tracks about 100 feet away. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This was an overnight stay for us. We had trouble finding the place, mostly because one of their directional signs fell down 5 weeks ago and has not been replaced yet. The road leading to the park is gravel, with no dust control. No one was in the office when we arrived. We called the number and were instructed to park anywhere. The office/store is sparse on merchandise. Our biggest disappointment was the train whistles blowing all night long. The owner was very friendly. This is a 2 year old park with long, gravel pull-throughs and young trees. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very quiet and peaceful setting around a State Park. Huge sites with plenty of space. Brand new immaculate restrooms and showers. No TV at all, but a good place to relax. To be fair, the campground is not at the lakeside, but there is a distant view of the lake. We cycled around the State Park on paved roads and saw the impressive views of Glendo Dam, thoroughly enjoyable. Would use this campground again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This was our first time at Glendo and we will come again. Sites vary depending on what part of the lake you select. The upper sites have a great view but are not guarded from the wind, some sites are very unlevel and dusty. Be prepared the reservoir is the only attraction and there is not much in the town of Glendo, just gas and some restaurants. If you don't have a boat Sandy Beach might be a good choice. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We were in Sandy Beach Campground, site D74, a group site with my brother and two nieces. Bathrooms are of the pit variety and were as clean as could be expected. No other facilities here. Nice view of the lake and of Laramie Peak. Beach close by for the kids and a few shelters. Man at the Sandy Beach gate has a screw loose. We camped here in a Truck Camper.

This campsite is dusty, dirty and ill maintained. There are heavily treed sites next to the lake and sites without trees farther from the lake. We chose a non-treed site when making the reservation so that we could use our satellite dish. This campground is approximately fifteen miles from the interstate exit and the paved road to the campground is NOT good. The only thing worse than the campground itself is the nasty and arrogant attitude of the park service staff working the entrance booth. In our opinion they should be fired. I would not stay at this campground under any circumstances. We camped here in a Motorhome.