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Bigger Rock Park Closed
Boulder, Colorado (map) | Click To View Phone
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Elks Lodge #566 (Members Only)
3975 28th St Boulder, Colorado 80301 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 4 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Rating: 4 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Elks Lodge #566 (Members Only) »Although this RV park did not have amenities and was very basic, we were happy to have it available. There is no other RV parking in the vicinity of Boulder. Since we wanted to visit our daughter there, we needed this play to stay. The management was friendly, but Wi-Fi only worked inside the building. - Ricky724
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6.5 Good
Boulder County Fairgrounds 8.84 miles NE
Longmont, Colorado 80501 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 96 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Boulder County Fairgrounds
Rating: 5 7 4 4 6 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: We were lucky to get the very last site that our rig could fit in - 30 amp electric only. The next day we were able to pull into a newer site with 50 amp and water. Sites are dirt but fairly level. We could not get satellite reception in the first site but were able to get it in the 2nd site. This is a very bare bones park with an automated system for paying. It's not possible to find an available site without using the machine which makes finding a site very difficult. You need to walk through and find sites without RVs and then go to the machine and plug in the site number to see if it's available. I will say the 2 park "rangers" were very helpful. We were here for a family reunion and all parks in the area from Denver north were full. Our reservation at a real park was mixed up so we had no choice but to stay here. It isn't bad for overnight if you can get in. Arrive early and hope! - dickens
As others have said, this is not a destination resort but a convenient overnight campground with either electric or water hookup for $20. Check in is fully automated and takes cash or credit. There is also a sewer dump which is free for campers. I found a shady pull-thru site which was reasonably level. Aside from some geese that honk their way through the park, this is a quiet campground. Some workers [convicts?] were planting flowers while I was there but some of the back-in sites were overgrown with weeds. The only problem is that the interior roads and sites are dirt and after thunderstorms the previous night there were a few muddy areas. I would stay here again. - mockturtle
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Boulder County Fairgrounds »This is sort of an emergency campground to stay in when there is no other place available. There is a newer section suitable for long RV and an older section, in which we stayed, as the newer section was full. The RV sites in the older section are short and narrow. When our 4 slide outs were extended,. there was not room to walk around the RV. There was not room to park the car in our site. The bathrooms were marginally clean, with two of the four sinks stopped up an unable to drain in a normal way. As stated in other reviews, there is no sewer hook-up. The park really is not managed. One can not make reservations, so it is first-come to get a site.There is no one in charge on the premises, much of the time. We would stay in this park again, if there was no recourse except for Walmart and even then Walmart may be preferable.. - hoppytoad
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7.8 Good
Standley Lake Regional Park 12.6 miles SE
Westminster, Colorado 80021 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 63 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets Allowed-lake Waterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Standley Lake Regional Park
Rating: 6 9 8 8 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: The roads are winding and they're not clearly marked, so it is difficult finding out where to go.
We were woken by police officers shaking our tent at 4 AM, as was everyone else at the campground. It was horrifying.
It is always very full, and there are tons of loud children and infants. - Hayley WWe are full timers and spent late May through August in this park. This is the only park I know of in Denver area that is NO reservations - which is great. You can almost always get in during week days, and often on weekends, just by showing up around the noon check out time. First come, first serve. The 2 catches are that you must be out one day after 14 days, and you can't occupy the park on holiday weekends - 4th of July, Memorial Day, etc. They are reserved for boaters with passes. You can buy an annual $16 senior pass, which eliminates the $7 a day entrance fee. We paid $12 a day, plus the one time $16. Wonderful, spacious sites by the lake, and some not so spacious further back. - charlyhors
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Standley Lake Regional Park »We stayed here about 4 years ago, and the quality has stayed about the same, the sites are spacious, and its a good value for the $$. The fishing is ok and they have one dock near the boat ramp you can also fish from. The rangers are very helpful in seeing you are sucessful in catching something. I wish they had at least a dump station on site. - Fitzjohnfan
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6.1 Average
Lyons Meadow RV Park & Campground 12.67 miles NW
521 5th Avenue Lyons, Colorado 80540 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 19 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets Allowed-river Waterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Lyons Meadow RV Park & Campground
Rating: 5 8 9 5 6 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: This RV Park has been completely rejuvenated after a terrible flood. New sites have been made. Unfortunately the price to stay here has escalated so that the park is no longer good value. All the sites are back-in. In half the sites, trees prevent getting satellite reception. Management seems unaware of the desire of many to get satellite TV reception, so all the sites backing up to the trees are filled while the more open spots are empty. There are rules against using charcoal barbecue except in the awkward pits provided by the park (Only one nearby for the motor home people.) We used to like this park, but because of the price and the problems with TV reception, we are unsure if we will stay there again. - hoppytoad
This city park is right in downtown Lyons and was wiped out by a flood in 2013. Most of the town was damaged also. So the city rebuilt the entire park. Group shelters, picnic, tent site, restrooms, showers are all new. There are only 17 RV sites with full hook ups, more tent sites. This park stays full. Locals flood the park on weekends with soccer games and other activities. All roads in the park are dirt so with a lot of activity the dust flies so you have to keep doors and windows closed. No WiFi or cable. The rates are up there with nicer RV parks where these services are provided. But the city can charge these rates because there is no competition in the area. On top of that they only take cash or check as payment. That's just weird in this day and time. The camp hosts were super nice and helpful. We were next to them for three weeks and saw how hard they worked. The city feels they need to charge for a lot of things; the park parking lots have a electronic parking machine where visitors pay like $5 for four hours, showers are coin op. Most disturbing, the city will totally rent out the entire park to groups that allows this group to totally run the park for their group for a period of time. The park hosts have to move out during this time. Locals are banned from this city park during this time. Makes you wonder what's going on during this time. Weekends and summer traffic in Lyons is heavy with people headed and returning from Estes Park. All in all, this was the most unusual park we have stayed at, but we made the best of it. The City of Lyons is in the tourism business big time so they need to step up and up grade their services. - Milton1 -_
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Lyons Meadow RV Park & Campground »A small park owned by the Town of Lyons. This RV park and adjacent city park was completely rebuilt after devastating floods three years ago. The town has spent over $8 million on the rebuild. Very clean bathrooms.
A limited number of sites with full hook-ups are available. They are all level and no pull throughs.
This park is now open all year. A creek runs around 3 sides of the city park and looks good for fishing but we didn't try. 20 miles to Estes Park via Hwy 36.
Management is friendly and conscientious. - Eric 921 -
7.7 Good
St. Vrain State Park 13.89 miles NE
3525 CO-119 Longmont, Colorado 80504 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 87 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets Allowed-lake Waterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of St. Vrain State Park
Rating: 9 8 9 8 8 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: We stayed 5 days in an electric only site. These sites have a concrete pad and paved roads. The FHU sites have a concrete pad but the roads are gravel. The FHU section is also closer to I-25. If you stay in a site as far west as possible the traffic isn't as noticeable. Nice trails to walk/bike ride around the park. Fishing from shore is the big draw here and there were a lot people doing it. No swim beach but I did see a couple people on SUPs one day. Plenty of OTA stations and nothing blocked our satellite view. Strong Verizon for hotspot. Plenty of grass for walking dogs around the park. Camp hosts clean the sites after each camper. We would stay here again. - thekites
This is a very nice state park located conveniently to I-25 so there is some road noise. We were in the FHU section, sites 42-87. These sites are spacious, long, level, concrete pull-through, with a concrete patio, a covered table, and a fire ring. There is no shade. There is also a flush toilet building in this section. There are several ponds with trails around them so there is plenty of area to walk and exercise a dog. Fishing is available at some of the ponds. Be aware of the $10 reservation fee and an additional $7 daily pass fee. We used this location to explore Boulder and Rocky Mountain National Park. - JoyceM
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for St. Vrain State Park »It is a really nice State Park. Good fishing and plenty of walking trails. It is near I-25 and you can hear the road traffic. You have plenty of room at your site. - Renegade Traveler
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7 Good
Kelly Dahl National Forest Campground 17.08 miles SW
Colorado Highway 119 (Canyon Boulevard) Nederland, Colorado 80466 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 45 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Kelly Dahl National Forest Campground
Rating: 8 6 7 7 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: The campground is hilly, so it doesn't feel like you're right next to anyone (the sites are level). Some sites are better than others, and I would recommend staying far from the playground if you can (it's noisy and busy). The pit toilet doors slam, so stay away from those, too. The sites toward the back at the bottom of the hill have the most privacy and shade. The location is very convenient. I would stay here again. - OffroadGirl
Pretty good forest service cg, close to Nederland. But could not find a single level site, and as previously said, this place is best for tents and vans. No cell reception. Hosts never made contact with anyone and raced around in a truck. - Annie's Song
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Kelly Dahl National Forest Campground »This is a gorgeous setting (right in the middle of National Forest at 8,600 feet). Sites are dirt and vary a bit in size and levelness. There's a handfull of spaces for big-rigs (we have a 40' Class A), but I'd say the majority of the sites are better suited to tenters and smaller rigs. Fire-pit, grill and bench at each site. Pretty forest views and good space between campers. Half the sites are reservable, the others are first-come-first-serve. Potable water, but NO dumpstation here. No hookups. Pit toilets only. Overall a a primitive campground in a lovely and very relaxing forest setting. We'd definitely go back. - nina_70
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9 Excellent
Camp Dick (USFS) 17.2 miles NW
Middle Saint Vrain Rd Ward, Colorado 80481 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 41 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Rating: 9 9 9 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Lucked into this campground when we planned a last minute trip. About an hour away from Rocky Mountain National Park. Campground is situated in a beautiful valley. No hookups and cannot accommodate large RVs. (Narrow roads) Campground is popular, but we were able to come in early on a Sunday and get a first come first serve spot. Restrooms are pit toilets, but they are and I am not kidding, the cleanest campground restrooms i have ever seen! Hiking trails near campground in Roosevelt National Forest. Beautiful scenery and great place for spotting moose. Even had one walk through our campsite. - CansasKamper
Can't believe this campground hasn't been reviewed more frequently. It's an excellent campground, located between Ward (8 miles away) and Allenspark (8 miles away) at Peaceful Valley. There's actually 2 campgrounds here, Camp Dick (with 40 sites) and Peaceful Valley (with 17 sites). Stayed at Camp Dick over the Memorial Day weekend 2016; rate is without senior pass discount (half price), and did require a 3 night minimum since it was a holiday.
Sites are well spaced, some in the open, some in the trees. CG is in a valley with a stream running through it, quite a few sites are streamside; there's also a cul-de-sac with some sites, in the trees and a bit more private. Each site has a fire ring, table, separate grill and tent pad. All are well maintained and cleaned regularly. CG road is paved; sites are gravel and level.
Family friendly CG, can accommodate a variety of campers/RVs. No hookups at all, and common water available, but faucets are not threaded. Firewood available on site from host. Host very friendly and efficient. - ThomInColoradoView more reviews and a full list of amenities for Camp Dick (USFS) »Great campground. Within 1-2 hours of Boulder/ North metro Denver. Dry camping, but we had a generator so no problem for us. No amenities, just a great get-away location. Kids had fun exploring the stream, riding bikes, etc. Will definitely return! - co_campers
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8.1 Good
Golden Gate Canyon State Park 17.26 miles SW
92 Crawford Gulch Rd Golden, Colorado 80403 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 132 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Golden Gate Canyon State Park
Rating: 9 8 7 8 4 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: First time back to Golden Gate Canyon in over 30 years, and it did not disappoint. Site was in loop C (#031) and was a good site, though it could have been more level. Had to lower the front end about as low as it would go, and boards under the curb side of the trailer. That said, it as a wonderful weekend. Camping in the pines, drove around the park exploring and went down to the main visitors center. Well staffed, friendly and knowledgable. Good access to areas outside of the park, such as Black Hawk and Central City. Didn't use any of the facilities, so can't comment about their status. But the campsite was clean. And unlike another poster, I have no problem whatsoever with the Rangers patrolling the area. Nice to know that they are watchful, and it seemed as though their primary interest was to make sure that campfires were always attended to. - ThomInColorado
We camp here about every other year and it never disappoints! Great scenery, (fairly) level sites, quiet and clean! Our site #53 is a very long pull-through on a corner with no neighbors around. Not full hookups, but steady 30a power with no issues. Shower house fairly close and clean. Lots of dog-friendly hiking trails nearby! We will be back! - colochoclab
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Golden Gate Canyon State Park »As others have said, this is a very pretty park. The mature pine forest helps to give a sense of privacy, even when it is crowded (which is every day between Memorial Day and Labor Day). Loops A - E offer RV sites with Power. I have only ever stayed in Loop D (36-43). These are nice sites for small RVs. Great trees and well laid out. 38 is probably my favorite, with 40 and 41 being close. 39 is a bit too tight. Very close to the main bath house, which has showers, sinks for dishes, and other amenities. The issue is that the Campground circles around itself and there are many interior sites. This makes it a bit noisier than CGs like Mueller, that are arranged on a single line. Loop E is nice, but the sites don't offer enough space. 53, 55, and 57 are roadside. Sites 45-51 are very near private property ... there is a barbed wire fence immediately behind those sites. 45 is the nicest site, but you're right next door to a Host. Loop C is more RV "parkish". The layout is very sterile and there is more asphalt and less area to explore than in other loops. It's my least favorite loop. Loop A is nice, but very far from the bath house and it's very near the main road that leads into Reverend's Ridge CG. I wouldn't like to stay in that loop, though it's the only one that's open year round. Loop B fills the fastest. It's the most secluded loop, though a bit far from the bathhouse. It will accommodate larger RVs and all are pull-through sites. Sites 14-18 get a bit close to the road. Overall, the biggest issue with GGCSP is the constant presence of rangers. I often feel as though I'm camping with my own personal ranger; if you go an hour without seeing at least one driving around, it's a rarity. This keeps me from visiting more than I'd like, because it really is one of the best CGs in the state. Big brother takes 2 stars off. We visit about once every other year. Highly recommended. - 67L48
