The park is situated right off interstate 25 and there is a continual drone of traffic. Sites are very small; it feels like a giant parking lot. We were directed to a site that was loaded with dog messes and filled with mud. On 3 separate days we suggested that it might be a good idea for the maintenance staff to put a little gravel over the mud. No one ever responded during our stay. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This park is close to Colorado Springs. The park is however very hard to drive a large motorhome. We have a 40' and was fearful of losing a mirror because of all the trees and small roads. Lots are small and not all level except for the new section up top, which costs extra for 50 amp. This is a coast to coast, the cost is right. This would be a nice park for smaller campers, but large motorhomes are hard to maneuver We camped here in a Motorhome.

Went online to check out this campground and discovered that their web site has announced: Campground sold to housing contractor. CLOSED Too bad, urban sprawl takes its toll. We camped here in a Tent.

This is a nice park about 1 mile off I-25. Be sure to follow the directions in the Trailer Life Directory. If you go straight to it from I-25, there is a dip in the street that could get you into trouble. Sites are gravel, level, of adequate size for a big rig & easy to get in to. Roads are gravel & wide enough. Laundry & showers are clean. There are a few trees, but they cause no problems. Visual appeal is average. The lake was dry due to the drouth when we were there. There is a railroad track about 1/4 mile away & you do get some train noise. We would go back to this park. We camped here in a Motorhome.