We stayed two weeks and really enjoyed this park. There are only a few (four I believe) full hook up spots - ask if you want one. They charge a little more but worth it if available. We have a bigger rig and trying to manage the winding steep roads around to the dump station were a little harrowing. They also offer blue boys for use. It's beautiful and shady but it is isolated. You can't walk anywhere and we didn't even find any trails within walking distance. Just dirt roads winding up the mountain. Bears were spotted while we were there. During the week it is quiet, but like most city or state type parks gets very noisy on the weekends. One weekend they had a religious army of some sort or the other preaching late with a megaphone (until 9 when it is quiet time). Across the road is a nice inclined meadow with a walking path mowed in a circle - it was a good place to walk the dog. The showers are very clean - but they are coin operated. I found .50 usually was enough for an enjoyable hot shower. There are no laundry facilities. There is no WI-FI and my Verizon broadband phone and internet access was very spotty and weak. The on site managers were all nice and helpful. And a nice bonus for birdwatchers are all the hummingbirds that are attracted to the feeders they keep outside the little office. I didn't see any pull-thru spots, but they might have had a few. Overall this was a nice quiet area to stay and we enjoyed it. We'll stay there again when traveling through although probably not as long simply due to lack of things to do without a car. Just make sure to bring lots of books and catch up on your reading! We camped here in a Motorhome.

In June 2003, a new shower/laundry building was under construction. Showers were made available at the Chief Hosa Lodge, a short walk away. Two sewer dumps were available, one at the main camp, another in the camp annex on the other side of I-70 (both somewhat difficult to reach at the time of park remodeling). Park is approx. thirty minutes west of Denver, at the "Chief Hosa" exit off I-70, following a long climb. Great for taking walks, offering panoramic views of the rockies. Staff was friendly and helpful. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Clear Creek RV Park is a sweet little park ran by the city of Golden. It is a small park on the banks of Clear Creek, which is more of a small river than creek. If you want to check out Golden, CO this is a good place to stay. The old downtown area is within walking distance. The RV sites are mostly back-in, and you will need to sharpen your reverse turning skills as there are lots of obstacles. The park doesn't take reservations, but if you call around 7 AM you can get your name on a waiting list for that day. Overall, I enjoyed staying there. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very nice, well-maintained small city campground just blocks from downtown Golden. The staff was very friendly, and we enjoyed the scenic and short walk to downtown Golden. It's not the easiest campground in which to get a reservation, but it's well worth it if you're able. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Good Sam discount applies to rate. Very clean city owned park. River runs along side of park where people were putting in Kayaks and tubes and floating down stream. We had no WIFI signal from where we were at, I did not know they had wifi. Lots of trees, no satellite signal, but good local channels. 1st come park, no reservations accepted, but you can call early and put your name on a list. Right in town and close to everything. 14 day limit. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Located 2 blocks from downtown Golden, on Clear Creek. Quiet, clean and easy to reach. Minutes from Lookout Mtn, Coors, Red Rocks, etc. Good Sam is honored. Some sites have grass, some gravel, roads are paved and there are trees, picnic tables. Not what we expected ended up staying for 5 days instead of overnight. If you kayak, people drop them right in the creek, big park right down the street with playground, too. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The sites don't give you a lot of extra space, and we are experiencing moderate to heavy noise from the road over the fence. The welcome was friendly, though, including escort to our site; the pool and lounge area look very nice and they offer some free refreshments. Having just come from rural, alcohol-free (or nearly) Utah, we enjoyed having restaurants and shopping near here. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We have been traveling for 5 weeks and this is, by far, the worst experience we have had. As our satellite dish is not working, we wanted to make sure we had cable. Unfortunately, the cable at Dakota Ridge is ghosty and snowy. The ad in Trailer Life and/or Woodal's indicates a view of mountains and city lights. When, in fact, it is located in an industrial area with the sounds of the 70 freeway and no view whatsoever! The sites are extremely tight for big rigs and sloped so egregiously that even our levelers won't help so, of course, our shower will not drain. We had booked our stay here for a week thinking it would be a nice hub to experience Colorado. As it is absolutely nothing as described in their ad after 3 days we inquired as to a refund if we left early. To our dismay there are no refunds!!! Once they get you in here, you're out of luck. Please, do not be swayed by the ad touting views and big rig friendly - they're not. After all the years of traveling in RVs this is the first time I have been compelled to write a review. Hopefully, my experience can save other travelers. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Big clean RV park. Was told when booking we would have a pull thru, we ended up with a very small tight back-in. This place is advertised to have level concrete pads. We have a very uneven asphalt pad. Supposed to have cable, our site does not have a hook-up for cable. Free Wi-Fi for those that sit in a particular direction with the wind blowing the right direction. Will not stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Great location very clean only stayed for 2 nights. The staff was great and very little noise. Would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We find this park a great option for a one or two night stay in Denver (Golden) when we are passing through. The facilities are good and clean. The sites are small and not shaded but as I said for a night or two we find it more than acceptable. If we wanted to stay in the Denver area longer we would probable find something a little farther out and up in the mountains. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Although I agree with the comments about the excessive charges and the noisy biker bar and factory, I found excellent positives about this campground that will keep bringing us back. No other campground we have ever stayed at have the following options and, to us, these are worth the extra charges: 1. You can reserve a specific campsite if you have been in one you like, or you if you found one that you would rather be in the next time. 2. If you pay for a specific number of days and leave earlier than you had planned, they will give you a credit of all days not used on your next visit. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Modern,clean and friendly but expensive. Base price does not include cable, pets, 50amps. Close to highways plus convenient to downtown Denver (Coors and Investco Field.) Would stay again because of the location. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is pretty nice if you don't get parked in back by the boiler factory, or whatever it is they noisily do there. The people are nice. The thing that detracts is the nickel/dime aspect of extra $ for pets, cable, 50 amp, etc. The good outweighs the bad, though. All the hookups function well and the cable list is lengthy. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The spaces are extremely narrow and many require blocking of front and rear wheels. The cable TV service is spotty. Do not pay for this service unless you know your particular site works. Children are supposed to be monitored, however, many parents/grandparents do not know what this means. Watch out for children traffic. Park is convenient to shopping and roads leading out of Denver to the mountains but is over priced due to a captive market. There are few RV parks in the Denver proper area. Management is helpful but you need to constantly check your reservations as there are many bookkeeping errors made. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The staff at Dakota Ridge make this park! I have never stayed at an RV park where they pick up your bagged garbage daily! Very well cared for and nice ammenities. Every staff member I had contact with were polite and helpful. They also sell the best cinnamon rolls in the office daily. It is over priced though considering the location. There is a "biker" bar across the street that is very loud, and the motorcycles without mufflers are deafening. The neighborhood is also industrial. There were also additional costs that are not mentioned when making a reservation, cable, 50amp, daily per pet fee, and costly WiFi. I would, however, stay there again because of the staff and cinnamon rolls. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a first rate urban park. The only reason we didn't rate it a "10" is that some of the sites are quite close together. That was not true in our case, however, because we had a pull-thru at the end of a row and had plenty of space on either side. The paved roads help keep the park quiet. The staff is extra friendly and efficient. Someone leads you to your site. Although we didn't use the pool or laundry, they appeared to be very clean. In fact, everything, including the landscaping, is very well maintained. There is a very nice lounge area with fireplace in the office building. We used our own Internet broadband card so cannot comment on the WiFi. We also didn't use the Cable TV. There was good local reception with our antenna. Although the park is located on a fairly busy highway during the day, it was pretty quiet at night. Relative to what we have paid at much less desirable parks, we felt the $38.00 nightly rate we paid to be reasonable. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The amenities in this park are among the finest I have seen. The RV sites are the worst I have seen in 31 years of camping. The roads are too narrow, the sites are too narrow. You are slammed up against your neighbor with side by side hook-ups and then share your "front yard" with your other neighbor. He gets the front half, you get the back half. This place makes KOA (keep on adding) look like a piker! You pay extra for kids, pets, 50 amps, cable, wi-fi. The daily charge certainly isn't worth it when you have to pay all those other charges. We didn't have kids, pets or use cable but the 50 amp and wi-fi cost us additional. The back-in sites around the perimeter are better spaced but they are short and you can have your choice of backing up to a factory or a biker bar! This is about the "only game in town" so they charge what the market will bear. Personally, I'd camp in Colorado Springs and drive to Denver next time. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a great urban park with great amenities. The staff is friendly and helpful. The park is very clean and well maintained. We parked on cement with nice grass beside it. The pool and hot tub were appreciated. Some other posts complained about noise - I called ahead and they assured me I was parked near the middle of the park and we had no problem with noise. We did have to pay $4 a night for each grandchild that stayed with us. I feel sorry for parents who are having to pay an extra fee for children. It should be included in the rate. We will camp here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We have camped here a couple of times for multi days and enjoyed our stay each time! The sites could be more level but were not, by far, the worst I have seen! The only big problem that I noticed was with the campers themselve not being courteous enough to park thier extra vehicles in the overflow parking areas. The people camping next to us had to be told multiple times to move thier car and truck so others could move in and out! The showers and restrooms were near perfect! We camped here in a Motorhome.

The facilities as far as restrooms and laundry, pool and rec are nice, beyond that this campground was the worst we have experienced in a month on the road. We were in a site along the back row that looked down on a factory back full of junk and they worked from 6am till 9 or 10 at night with a forklift beeping all day and loud steel dropping. The back door of our rv was a few inches from a steep hill and if you tripped you would roll down into the factory. The mtc. people brought over a wooden platform to put under our rear steps so no one would fall but it in itself was dangerous. Not even a fence to close off the rear of the park so we looked at oil drums, and piles of junk. We would never go back here again, we spent 3days as we visited friends in the area. They charged us the same rate for this substandard spot as the rigs up near the office that were in decent spots. The area is a little seedy as well and there is no security. Very disappointing, the only reason we give it a 2 is the bathrooms are nice although far from our site. 20M was the # so beware. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Beautiful park with paved interior roads and paved RV sites. Great pool, hot tub and laundry. Convenient location to attractions. The park was very expensive. Almost an insult. The counter staff was rude and unfriendly. The park had a high noise level due to being located on a busy street and also the rear of park was next to a irrigation pipe manufacturer who started their electric saws each morning at 6:30AM. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Clean park. No room to park truck at site. Very small and hard to hit sites. Staff was very friendly and helpful. We were not informed our view would be a factory out back. Grounds were well kept and clean. The exercise room had broken equipment. Wifi did not work at our site. We had to go to the office area to get signal. Not a bad site if you want to be near Denver. Not the most relaxing place to enjoy a great view and quiet. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I give this place a 6 on a scale of 10. I'm being generous as I think this spot is way overpriced. We were here for an extended stay and did not get a lower rate. Centrally located and a pleasant staff. But maybe we'll look for another spot next time. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

When you check in be ready to legally sign away all of your rights and the rights of your entire family when on this property. It goes down hill from there.Semi's where idling next to our campsite at the steel factory next door (about 20 feet from our site). Then the factory was making noise until 8:30pm , then the biker bar kept us up until 1:30 A.M.. The bathrooms are clean. The security at the park is there to protect the park. Anyone can come and steal stuff, since there is no gate. The pool is secured by a 6 foot gate, security cameras and electric pool cover at night. This gives me the feeling that they have had problems, and the staff keeps repeating "This is a Metropolitan area" when asked about the noise level.This is the worst camping experience I have ever had. The cost was $50 for a family of 4. I will never stay here again and I will not recommend anyone ever stay here. The staff should disclose the problems at time of reservations, I you are still considering this park, ask the staff about the noise. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is one of the nicest parks in the Denver area and it is always full in high-season. We called 2 months ahead for our visit in June – good thing, there were absolutely no sites available; plan ahead for this one. The well-treed sites are separated by well-kept, very wide lawns. The streets are paved and most of the sites are now cement. They were previously asphalt and it seems that they’re being upgraded a bit at a time. The park provides an escort to the side and parking assist if needed. The park provides garbage pick-up at the site. Nice pool, office, laundry & shower – all very clean. All day coffee & hot chocolate in the office/meeting room. Friendly staff. Good voltage & high water pressure – be sure to use a regulator. Propane available on site & the office will accept mail for visitors. Good Sam discount available as well as an additional discount available from one of the three other sister parks: Spruce Lake, Elk Meadow, & Rocky Mountain RV. Now the bad news. The sites are back-to-back, most share a utility post. The entry doors of side-by-side units face each other and share the lawn expanse – each with its own picnic table. We stayed for a week and fortunately had quiet, responsible neighbors – not so in some cases, which I imagine can make for a very unpleasant stay. Expensive rate and they have ala carte add-ons: $3 a day for cable, $2 a day for cable, instant-on phone $2 a day, extra person $4, $1 for each dog a day and so forth. They restrict certain dog breeds (Rottweiler, Akita, Staffordshire Terriers, Pit Bull & Doberman). The older, asphalt sites have cracked off and crumbled corners, making leveling difficult. The pads are fairly narrow, making things a bit tight on the driver’s side of things. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I've stayed here a few times and although pricey I'll likely use it every time I come to the area. Downtown Denver is a quick 10 miles east if you are going to a game or Elitch Gardens. The park is nice and clean, but the pads are narrow and some sites are unlevel. I guess those things aren't bad enough to make me look elsewhere. The staff is great, very friendly and helpful. I had an issue with my cable. I called the office, within minutes two workers showed up with a TV and tested my connection. Turns out my connector was bad. They were very helpful. Oh and they escort you to your site, which is very nice, after trying to read maps and finding sites at other places. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Overall this is a decent, albeit somewhat over-priced campground. You pay a premium for the proximity to Denver. Roads are narrow and sites are a bit cramped. Concrete pads are not level and are too narrow. If noise bothers you, then beware. The biker bar across the street is unbelievably loud. Traffic noise simmered down at night but was significant during the day. Sites on the east side of the park are more quiet, being further from the bar, but they also are closer to I-70. Restrooms are the best I have ever seen. WiFi is fine but very expensive. The park was clean and their mountain was small but fun to climb. Staff is friendly and helpful. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

A nice park built on a hill. The sites look level, but being on a hill, they slope downward and require several blocks under one side to level side to side. Roads are narrow, but lots of big rigs were there, so they manage to get around. Wifi is not free, cable costs $2 extra a night. My pull through in row K had a very narrow pad and my stairs opened up off the pad and required a large step down to the sloping grass. Staff was very friendly and they have free coffee and hot chocolate. I would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a very nice, well-run and well-located RV park. The staff is friendly and helpful. The restrooms/showers are very nice, clean and well-maintained. There is an area adjacent (to the south) and up a short, but steep, path where dogs can run freely. It is actually the covered-over site of the former county dump, but you'd never know that from any foul odor. The only drawback is that the WiFi isn't free, and if you have a site very far from the central antenna, you'd better invest in an amplified receiver. Coach Connect is the provider, and while they try hard, the connection is often hit or miss, and the charge is about $35/month. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Nicely landscaped clean campground backed up to the mountains. Grass, picnic table and tree at all sites. Friendly staff and clean facilities. Level concrete pads with sewer hookups. Propane available on site. Nice clubhouse. Dog walk area was small and muddy. We were used to paying a lot less per night but this seemed to be the going rate in the Metro and surrounding areas. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We are going fulltime and are taking advantage of all of this campground's "rates". We stored for a month for only $50, and since we wanted to test our systems they let us hook up with the electricity metered. This is a great alternative to the usual storage places as it has much better security and amenities. They also provided free use of a 100# propane tank, charging us just for the LP itself. Being newbies they even helped walk us up through our hookups and gave us some valuable advice on blackflow siphons and pressure regulators. This wasn't something they had to do and we really appreciated it. If we want to stay overnight they just charge us the nightly rate and we unhook from metered for that time. There are extra charges for WiFi as it is provided by a third party service - Coach Connect. It's a little wobbly at the edge of the park but works even with video messaging so we are very pleased. And yes, there are additional charges for cable, phone, third person and pets (although they did not charge us for an indoor cat). Fulltime rates are $530 + meter for the month. We're very very pleased with this campground. Although it is urban, I have not found the noise any worse than the apartments we currently live in. At least in this park the guys rake the leaves - and don't use those awful leaf blowers! On the east side is a distribution facility of some sort and during the week there is the noise of trucks coming and going. We are parked on that side and once in awhile it gets loud enough to get my attention but nothing to upset me. On the west side are the two sports/biker bars and I have noticed on some nights you can hear the music loud and clear even on the east side when I'm outside. But there you go - it's urban. Otherwise the big rock hill on the back side which they dramatically light up at night helps to offset some of the location's drawbacks. Rattlesnakes exist in the "wild" - I appreciate the reminder for caution. And in the winter they are not active. There's also open space close by - Apex Trail - at the other end of the Heritage Square (fun weird place to visit even in the off season) just up the road to the west about half a mile. Perhaps because we were going to be living through the winter we were given a very nice concrete pad, easy to pull into (even for newbies) with our 34 foot motorhome. Leveling was no problem and all hookups worked perfectly. Most impressed by the friendly helpful staff and the sheer cleanliness and care that goes into the facilities and park. We cannot gush enough about this. Love the little streetlights, street signs and the dumpster is not a mile away! The park is not that big :-) And they also offer morning trash pickup at curbside. So unsure why that was a problem for another poster. Pool is closed for season but we will take advantage of the little weight room which has interesting water resistance machines, the billiards table and the cozy clubhouse. There's a small play set for children and a couple of little grass putt putt greens for the golfer. Funny to watch people chip about with those little plastic balls. Even a nice little gas fireplace and complimentary tea and coffee in the clubhouse. This park has nicer amenities than our last "luxury" apartment complex! The ladies bathroom/showers even has built in blow dryers and is meticulously maintained. Be sure to get careful directions, though - the location is great once you get there but right at this spot Colfax, Highway 6, 470 and 70 become all mixed up on the maps. Once there, though, you'll find you are within easy distance to Golden and all major shopping needs including Home Depot, Petco, Kohls, Wild Oats, Ultimate Electronics, Target, Office Max and many restaurants and a movie theater. Camping World is also not far away but currently are enduring road construction right in front of their entrance - take a car, not a motorhome if you can. Downtown Golden should not be missed. Very quaint and lovely. There is a shortage of good RV parks in the Denver area and I highly recommend this one if you are new to the area and want to get your bearings in a safe and friendly place. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I stayed at this park in 2002 and was very pleased and was looking forward to another stay here. Again this time, the staff was extremely friendly and helpful. The lobby is beautiful and I used the bath house this time which was well appointed, spacious and clean. However, this time I was given a site in the NE part of the park. The site was unlevel by 2". There was water constantly running down the road and on to my site which caused a constant mud problem and after a winter storm, very dangerous ice. The black top pad was worn and rutted. Some one had dumped their holding tanks on the ground and it looked like no effort had been made to clean it up. I looked around and and there were other sites available that had cement pads and were level with better views. Those sites also did not have the mud/ice problems I had. WiFi cost $4.95 and cable is $2 extra. These fees are on top of the $37.50 site fee. Because of the condition of my site, the extra fees and the fact that I was stuck down in the boondocks I do no find this park acceptable any more. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Some sites are very unlevel and will be hard to get level, they are happy to see you and Very helpful and escort to site,Will stay here again the next time in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A nice urban RV Park. Very nice clubhouse with pool table and lounge. Workout room. Stayed on pad E3 which was an easy pull thru near the clubhouse. A pilot takes you to your space. Near Coors and golf. In Jefferson county and easy to get to. I will stay here again when visiting Denver. Make sure you have a reservation - I got one of the last places. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is an OK park for an urban park. The roads are narrow and the concrete pads are barely wide enough to park on with no pad for the picnic table. I don't care for the back to back parking where your 'front yard' is also your neighbors 'front yard'. Their website is very misleading, it says wifi is available at all sites and on the same page list the extra fees such as for cable and dogs etc. but does not say an extra fee for wifi. When I asked about it the lady said oh one of the books forgot to put that in there. I told her it is on the parks own website. I don't think that it was a mistake I think it is deliberately misleading. We camped here in a Motorhome.

All sites in this park are narrow as are the roads which are in poor condition. While many of the sites are tolerable, we were assigned one of the many inferior sites. The blacktop was severely crumbling and the site had a distinct downward slope. It made leveling very difficult after a difficult back-in with the trailer because of the narrow interior roads. Sitting outside was impossible because of the highway noise (a hill, so there was a lot truck revving sound), and construction of a building adjacent to the park. There were jackhammer sounds from 5:00 a.m. until 10:00 p.m. even on the weekend. The noise was as loud as if the jackhammer were beside your ears. The pool was not open despite there having been at least two weeks of over 90 degree temperatures. We definitely would not stay here again. There are extra fees for cable TV and for pets. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We stayed here from Oct 2006 thru April 2007. Very nice, the staff is friendly...for the most part. They provided an external propane tank for the winter, but charged us $2.70/gal when the going rate was $1.99/gal. The sites are narrow and our 3 slides just barely made it. They seem to 'nickel and dime' for assorted things, cable, pets ($25/month) and during the winter months you could not even GET to the dog walk. Their winter monthly rate was $530 + electric and propane. They raised their monthly rate for summer to $730 + electric and propane. Our electric bills ran over $100/month during the winter (one month was $225!) If you need to work in Denver, this is pretty much your only choice. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I thought this was a very nice park. The roads were a little narrow and made backing into some of the campsites difficult. Campsites were small, but clean. Propane was available, and the staff was very friendly. If I stay in the Denver area again, I will pick this campground. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We like this campground. We had stayed here before and we were impressed with the cleanliness and the landscaping. It is a great base camp for spending time in the Denver area and also to run up to some of the mountain towns close to Golden. They were able to get us in at the last minute. Some of the sites are a little close and we had to take one of the smaller sites since they were about full, but even the smaller site was better than any other campground in the area. We have a 37' motorhome with two slides and we found our site fine for an overnight. They are building a pool. The staff is friendly. We will stay here any time we come back to Denver. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Unlevel sites in both aspects; can lose a windshield from twist trying to correct both. Pet daily charge $1 per pet; Coach Net wi-fi fee. Visual ok - office facility excellent. Ok when in area and need a location but not really a great campground in terms of physical problem of uneven sites and these neddlesome fees which the really class parks are not charging. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A nice resort, which is just a tad tight for 45' Prevost. Also a little overpriced for their type of RV Resort. Having said that we'd stay there again as it is neat, clean, well organized, good management and close to the Denver area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a spotlessly clean, modern resort with a very cordial and helpful staff. A beautiful community room with a huge fireplace, tv, kitchen and even a trade a book library was decorated for fall. The spaces were wide enough for 3 slide-outs and we had no trouble at all maneuvering throughout the park. There is a shopping center close-by and a 12 mile drive on this same street takes you straight into downtown Denver. We have been fulltiming for over a year now and rate this resort very high on our list of favorites. We camped here in a Motorhome.

RV Park in an urban area, just off a busy highway. Spaces are quite narrow, but grass and landscaping are immaculate. Convenient to Golden-Denver-Boulder area. The area can get a bit noisy, especially on weekends when the bar across the street operates at full volume. WIFI and cable are available for extra fees. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

If you like a campground that charges a healthy rental and then tacks on fees for 50 amps, fees for your dog, fees for cable tv, and exorbitant wi-fi fees, you'll fall in love with this place. If you seek a campground that has sites so narrow that your wheels will barely fit on the paved area and one where your neighbors are so close that neither of you can put out your awnings, then this is the park for you. If you like getting out of your motorhome on muddy grass and don't want a patio, then this place is right up your alley. If you like walking half a mile to dump your daily trash in the only dumpster area in the park, then you'll love it here. If you don't mind walking past "watch for rattlesnakes" signs on the way to the only spot that lets you view the Rockies, then you'll be happy here. If you like roads that are so narrow and turns that are so sharp until you're biting your nails getting to your space, then you'll be pleased here. In short, this is a high class dump. Stay somewhere else. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a neat, clean park with narrow, paved roads and level,concrete pads on every site. All rigs are escorted to their site, and 40'+ rigs will have no problem following the escort to their assigned pad. All sites have small grassy areas w/tables adjacent. There are two dog walk areas and a hiking trail up onto the ridge, which offers a breathtaking panoramic view orf the Rocky Mtn. Front range, and of the denver area. It is very peaceful and quiet. The staff is very courteous, friendly, and helpful. The laundry, restrooms, and shower facilities are modern, well lit, and sparkling clean. LP gas, some groceries and RV supplies are available on-site. Drawbacks:Although there is a small playground in the prak , there is no pool, and not much else for children to do. However, this is Denver, and there are tons of things to do within 30 minutes travel time. The campground does offer discounts for area pools, and there is an amusement park in the area. Camping world and RV Dealerships are also less than 15 minutes away. Reservations and deposit are recommended. We will stay here again. We stayed here Memorial Day Weekend, 2004, in a 36' class A. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This place is great. The staff was very nice. We had no problems. Great place to see Golden and Denver, park is close to start of Rocky's. We plan to go back and spent more time. We run out of time due to all the places to see around this park. We camped here in a camper.

Very, very nice park. Easy big rig access. Concrete/asphalt pads. Desk in lobby for modem hook-up - 1 line. Very clean and well maintained. Open space behind park has picnic area and hiking trails. We camped here in a camper.

nice park, well kept, may have to unhook if pulling 'toad' with a 40 footer to make turns on some interior roads. We camped here in a camper.

Pull thru, paved sites with some landscaping between sites: Easily handled 40' 5th though parking for toter was tight. Neat and clean park; Close to interstate but hill in rear minimized noise. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

well kept, concrete pads, in foothills of denver, with easy access to I-70. We camped here in a camper.

This state park is located within a one hour drive from the Denver area. There have been many site improvements in the last couple of years and the facilities (shower & laundry) are first rate. There are several tent camping areas that are located in a remote section of the park. The roads and the RV sites are all paved (not the tent camping areas). There are hiking trails galore and the mountain views are excellent. Since this is a state park it is patrolled regularly by state rangers (quiet & orderly atmosphere). Overall, this is a great place to stay near the Denver or Blackhawk area. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

This is one of our favorite places to camp. All of the sites are very well shaded. Other than A loop most have lots of spacing between the sites. There are trails throughout the park and wonderful views. Our children also have enjoyed the weekend ranger program - where they learned what to do when lost and how to build a campfire. If you want more of a wilderness experience this is a great place. There are no nearby restaurants this is more of the go to be with nature kind of place. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

All roads are dirt and mud until you get into the campground itself making a huge mess all over your unit. When we got there we took a wrong turn that brought us by the yurts. The Yurt Parking is a joke and we ended up backing all the way out. If you have a big setup then be careful as trees are EVERYWHERE and you will have a rough time trying to get around them. The dump station is completely closed during the winter as well as any fresh water spigots. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a beautiful park in the scenic foothills northwest of Denver. Reverend's Ridge CG has 97 sites for RVs or tents, 59 with electricity. Aspen Meadows has 35 sites for tents only. Sites are spacious, wooded, level, well separated and well maintained. Miles of hiking trails of various difficulties are available, and views are breathtaking. Bathrooms and showers are clean. Ranger programs are available throughout the summer season. Park is very popular because of its proximity to Denver and Boulder and reservations are necessary for weekends. Have camped there at least once a year since 2000. We camped here in a Motorhome.

"Resort", what a joke. Nothing resembling a resort in any form. Pull throughs are very narrow. Most of the campers are permanently based and in poor condition. Parking is limited to an area away from your site. The dog run is at the end of the park and unless you choose an uneven lot at the end, you will have to walk. Signs everywhere stating you will be terminated if your dog goes on the grass. 3 women work in the office and 2 of them are very nice, but one likes to make snide remarks (with a smile on her face) about your dog, even though dogs are allowed in the site. This "resort" is ONLY good if you have no where else to stay. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This campground is not a "Resort". About 50% of the rigs are permanent and many are in very poor condition. Beat up cars, trucks, people walking through campground to go up to the housing above. Very loud street noise, dog kennel next door with dogs out most of the day, and barking. Pet walk is a 5' x 8' gravel area that is full of poop and stinks. Signs at all grass areas saying keep dogs out or you will be evicted. People at desk don't know how to tell you to go to your site. Sites very narrow. If slides are out, you have to walk on neighbors site. Cannot use awnings, no room. Only good thing is the sites are concrete and level. Roads are very narrow. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Resort should not be in the Name of this Park, if parked side by side not able to open slideouts We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed for about 4 weeks. Restrooms and showers are very clean. Parking spaces are a bit narrow. We camped here in a camper.

Restrooms & Showers were very clean and very nice. Site was fairly level. We parked parallel to the side walk and had 30 amp. The road was paved but slightly slanted toward the curb. The sites have no sewer so you have to go dump. Staff was friendly. Park well maintained. Can't beat the price. We stayed for 3 nights until we found a campground with sewer. Parks around Golden stay full in the summer. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice area and campground. The receptionist and workers at the fairgrounds bent over backward to be helpful. The receptionist was out for lunch when we arrived so another worker brought us into the office and had us taken to a campsite. Later we came back in to pay. There are many great things to visit very near here. We enjoyed the Mother Cabrini Shrine, Buffalo Bill's Grave and Museum and the Coors Brewery. Lots of nice stores just across the freeway. This is a clean, nice campground and we would love to come back. They do take reservations. We camped here in a Motorhome.

RV sites on fairgrounds property. Six dirt back-in sites have 50-amp service. Eight 30-amp sites are asphalt, parallel along parking lot curb. The rest are fairly tight dirt 30-amp pull-throughs. Big rigs would be tight but do-able in pull-throughs, and okay elsewhere. Bathrooms were clean even though open to the public, and RVers get a code for the private shower rooms. Had to call the office to get dump station unlocked but they responded immediately. This was during off-season, and water had been turned off at dump station and in pull-through sites. Also, electric and water hookups at sites are locked until campers register--might be an issue for late arrivals. No amenities/activities except fairgrounds property, although there is a huge field and a playground that locals seem to use. Campground has 7-day limit, and we paid $15/night but the rate went up to $20/night effective January 2007. We camped here in a Motorhome.