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No showers, but water spigots, wash stations and vault toilets (they smell much better than summer camp in 1971).

We set-up the shower tent and are grateful our neighbors advised we lash it to the most-welcome and necessary metal shade structure. The wind would have taken it far away by morning.

Helpful and kind camp hosts.

Enjoyed our stay and would definitely return.

Great location close to RMNP and Grand Lake. Stayed here their first weekend of the season and the staff couldn’t have been nicer or more accommodating.

Bathrooms, showers and laundry facilities were spotless.

Moose visited both nights.

We loved the campground and the incredible hikes.

We boondock, so a powered site was not critical. But be aware when booking.

If you choose a pull-through site in the middle you better know the person on the other side, because you might end up looking into their bedroom window from yours.

The showers are a pull chain and plenty of hot water, but the one bathhouse is a schlep from a number of sites.

Would 100% stay again and will recommend to friends.

Great park run by nice people. Some sites lack privacy, so choose wisely. Showers were very clean and hot water abundant, but toilet paper was scarce one morning. Take a roll with you.

Stayed in #55 on Riverside. Mostly an open area with W/E hookups and dump station. Very quiet and the bath house / showers were pristine.

The Good: Excellent showers and beautiful scenery.

The Bad: The campground did not have an “official” camp host, so no one is making rounds and looking out for campers.

The Ugly: In spite of the signs to keep bikes / vehicles on pavement, our neighbors let their children run wild on battery-operated mini BMX bikes and were tearing through the natural, protected areas of our campsite until we had finally had enough. A verbal altercation ensued and insults were hurled in our direction.

Oh, and then there the dune buggies buzzing around driven by 14 year-olds.

Again, no camp host.

Apparently rangers were called after we had gone to bed to quiet down the adults after midnight.

We left a day early and would love to return under different circumstances.

Super clean bathhouse with hot showers. Road noise can be a bit much, but definitely stay again. Site 16 was perfect for a beautiful sunset. A great spot for a couple nights if passing through Macon.

We stayed here two nights for a show at Red Rocks and were very happy.

Coin operated showers in a very clean, heated bathhouse.

Not great for big rigs, but our Sprinter had zero issues.

Was happy on site #14, but might get #21 or #22 across from the bathhouse next time.

Will definitely be back.

The sites are deceptively uneven and the showers were cold. Even with the surrounding beauty we would not stay here again.

The Good: Excellent showers and beautiful scenery.

The Bad: The campground did not have an “official” camp host, so no one is making rounds and looking out for campers.

The Ugly: In spite of the signs to keep bikes / vehicles on pavement, our neighbors let their children run wild on battery-operated mini BMX bikes and were tearing through the natural, protected areas of our campsite until we had finally had enough. A verbal altercation ensued and insults were hurled in our direction.

Oh, and then there the dune buggies buzzing around driven by 14 year-olds.

Again, no camp host.

Apparently rangers were called after we had gone to bed to quiet down the adults after midnight.

We left a day early and would love to return under different circumstances.