A wonderful location, with great concrete pads and lots of space between campers. The grounds are great, access to Denver is outstanding. Bathrooms are in great need of care and showers require a funky coin operated bunch of baloney. They need a sign directing traffic to the campground if one enters the park from the Western side. It is definitely a good place to stay while traveling through. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This state park is right off I-225, and has concrete pads and paved roads. It was raining and cold so I can't say alot about the facilities. It is a large campground with plenty of room between sites. The grass needed mowing so it had the appearance of being unkept. But as with other CO state parks I doubt this is the case. The host stopped to chat as I walked the dogs and he was one of the nicest people you could ever meet. It is very big rig friendly. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice campground with roomy level sites. Power and water hookups were excellent and well placed. Good location too right in the Denver Metro area. Very quiet at night; I slept with my windows open and didn't hear a peep. However, there are a couple of negatives. For a state park, the price is high. At first the rate seems quite reasonable; then you discover that in addition to the campground fee, you must pay $8.00 per day per vehicle, and your motorhome counts as a vehicle. If you tow a car behind a motorhome count on spending an extra $16 per day for passes. If anyone comes to visit you, they must also pay the $8. The other negative is that if you camp there during peak times, and leave the park for any reason, they might not let you re-enter. That's because when they feel the park is at capacity they close the gates and won't let anyone else enter until the crowds thin out. There is a sign warning of this as you leave the campground. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A very nice for a large state park. It is a long drive in from entrance (2 miles). There is an extra fee for vehicles above campsite charge. We camped in a fifth wheel and they wanted to charge us $8 per day for the truck & the car we carry. We managed to convince the ranger at entrance that the truck was part of the fiver and would not be in & out so we only bought passes for the car. We camped in Coyote Loop. It is not to far from tent camping area but it was very quiet all the time. When we were there and the campground was full. We will return again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nicely laid out state park, very roomy sites, most pull thru. Campground was full, including tent camping but it was very quiet. Note that camp rate does not include $8 per day park pass. They wanted to make me buy one for both the truck and the car, but I convinced the ranger on duty that the truck would not be going in and out so I only needed daily passes for the car. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Excellent park, stayed four days, and not nearly long enough to see the park, hike the trails and see the sites of Denver. Stayed at Dakota Ridge the last two years, and although this is a nice, clean park, also near Denver, there is no comparison to Cherry Creek. Big sites, great for dog(s), shade or sun sites, good power, water and sewer. Will definitely stay here again; in fact as soon as we can decide on a date we will be making reservations. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Rate includes the entrance fee. This is a very nice well maintained park. Sites are spacious and paved with full hook ups. We discovered out last day when we turned on our PC that it also has WI-FI that worked reasonable well. There are several over the air TV stations from Denver and it has coin laundry as well. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice CG with full hookups and huge sites. The location is fabulous. Amenities are abundant. Walking, hiking, jogging, birding, etc. Very popular CG so definitely make a reservation. We will stay here again We camped here in a Motorhome.

Awesome State Park! Although you are in the middle of a city, you cannot tell! Lots of trees in this park and surprisingly quiet. The road noise is more noticable in the Gold Rush Loop, it's closer to I-225. All interior roads are paved and the individual sites have a concrete pad. Full hookups (electric, water, sewer) in the Abeline, Coyote, Pioneer, Gold Rush and Buffalo loops. Power pedistals have separate outlets and breakers for 20, 30 and 50 amps. No cable, but wi-fi was good. The group sites are electrical only with water spigots nearby. Only the Arapahoe and Chief Ouray group areas have a covered pavilion, Cherokee does not. We stayed in the Abeline Loop site #12. It was a great location with lots of shade trees. The sites with the best shade are along the southern side of the loops, but there are trees everywhere! Sites are well spaced with picnic tables and fire rings. The Cottonwood Grove Loop is mainly for tent camping, but RVs can park there on a site by site basis depending on size (electrical only). The only reason I gave it a 9 instead of a 10 was due to the mosquitos. Bring your spray and keep the candles lit! We will be back to this one! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Great park, large sites with modern hook-ups and level pads. Roads are paved and the entire park is well maintained. Very close to Denver. The only negatives would be the limited laundry facilities and the daily fee for every vehicle to enter the park in addition to the camping fee. I bought the annual pass for multiple vehicles for $89 as we are staying for 2 weeks. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice park, large level sites. Convenient to everything in the area. They even have washers and dryers. If you go in June be ready for the Cottonwood tree snowflakes. Also, there are a large number of bicyclists everyday that have their own lane to ride in, but some of them insist on riding in the automobile lane. Also, some of then do not stop at the STOP signs so you have to watch out for them but it is not real bad. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very well built RV Park in an urban setting (you cannot see the city from the park). Paved roads, paved drive, level concrete pads, lots of space between sites. Some loops are full service and there is a WiFi service included in the cost. We were on the outer edge of Goldrush and the WiFi was weak and intermittent. The washrooms are absolutely first class. Road noise is noticeable at rush hour, not too bad after that. Note: in addition to the campsite cost and the reservation cost, there is also an $8 daily park cost. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Spacious state park right in city of Denver. Very loud road noise. Pull through sites are very spacious and spread out. We saw deer and birds every day. Convenient to shopping and services. Campground fee does not include $6 daily entry fee and $3 water fee. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is the nicest state park we have stayed in. Great urban location yet you feel like you are in a rural area. I would feel comfortable in any of the sites that are immaculate, level, and wide. I prefer the perimeter sites over the sites in the inside of the loops. We stayed in Abilene Loop site 13 which was a back-in with 50-amp, full hookups. There are shady sites as well as open sites. The WiFi signal was strong. There are a lot of recreation opportunities and wildlife viewing. Overall, Colorado does a fantastic job with their state parks and I don't mind paying the price. There was a day-use fee of $7 in addition to the camping fee. I would definitely return and reommend this fantastic state park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We really like this park. It is close to our home and great for quick trips. We have a park pass so we don't have to pay to go in and out. The sites are really spaced out so you are not near other sites. Each site has a cement slab and patio. The road noise isn't that bad from I-225. We camped here in a Motorhome.

New bathhouse is almost elegant for a campground. Construction on another bathhouse and office is unsightly but expansion/renewal usually is! Lots and lots to do in the park and area...park is definitely a favorite among locals. Fees are high but campsites are 2 or 3 times larger and more private than private campgrounds and surroundings are very beautiful. Saw lots of deer and birds. Would definitely stay again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

While this state park is full of bike riders and jet skis on the weekends, it currently has loads of construction going on in the campground making it less than scenic. The sites are large and well kept but daily passes (required for each vehicle) and water fees make for a very expensive stay. Denver and Walmart are nearby but... We probably will not return - too expensive for a state park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a great campground! Private, large, quiet and located close to Denver and all it's activities. We had lots of room and loved this place. The only downside is having to pay for getting your car in and having a separate tag for it for each day. Another poster mentioned the cost of this took this almost to the cost of a private facility. This place has all the amenities of a private park with much better surroundings. We would stay here again and again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great country campground in the middle of an urban environment. Spent the days at a Rockies game and at a Six Flags amusement park with walks on the beach and campfires at night. We were there for a couple of nights with local family on our way to our "destination". Our stay at Cherry Creek was better than where we were headed. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice clean park with modern hook-ups, clean (pay) showers, restrooms and laundry. Recommend south end of Abilene loop if you want shade. Day fee for entry into park. Great bike trails, fishing and nice swimming area. No highway noise at this campground, but it is in the flight path of DIA! We would stay here again when in Denver area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Pricey for a state park campground, but a great destination if visiting the Denver area. We've stayed in the Cottonwood tent sites and Abilene RV sites and both were exceptionally nice. The campground is close to a sand swim beach, boat ramp, fishing area, and group picnic areas. Unusually quiet, even when full during summer weekends. Lots of bike trails available, but we go for sailing, swimming, and fishing. Make reservations for extended stays at least two weeks in advance! We've come in on a Friday and been bumped out Saturday during the summer. We continue to go back, it's a gem. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is a dump, it is in a bad neighborhood off of business 70 in Denver. The park advertised security, but we never saw any thing or one close to providing any type of patrol or security of the grounds. The park's water line was broken and they did not advise us of that at check in. The sites are nothing more than parking in a parking lot with horrible old hook-ups. We will not stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We had a reservation. The pictures on the internet didn't look that great but we thought it would be OK for a stopover. The place was a dump. The pictures make it look much better than it is. They tried to charge us more than they had quoted us even though we had a credit card secured reservation. They had no water due to a water main break and did not tell us this at check in. The owner did agree to give us our money back since she hadn't told us there was no water when we checked in. That is why I gave them a rating of 2 instead of 1. We would never return to this campground under any circumstances. We camped here in a Motorhome.