Best campings in Colorado

Based on guest feedback from the past year

Natural Wonders Retreats:
Glenwood Canyon Resort
Adventure Family Escapes:
Jellystone Park™ At Larkspur
Serene Glamping Experiences:
Mountain View Rv Resort, Cabins & Glamping
Charming Cabin Getaways:
Royal Gorge Cabins
Luxurious Mountain Retreats:
Park Hyatt Beaver Creek Resort And Spa, Vail Valley
Cultural Heritage Stays:
La Junta Camping & Cabins
Picturesque RV Parks:
Snowy Peaks Rv Park
Idyllic Mountain Resorts:
Phantom Canyon Resort
Scenic Outdoor Adventures:
Base Camp At Golden Gate Canyon

FAQs about campings in Colorado

We hope these answers help you plan your trip

Which camping properties in Colorado are the best value for families?
For families, both Jellystone Park™ At Larkspur and Glenwood Canyon Resort offer family-friendly amenities, including pools and playgrounds. Prices average around $120 to $200 per night for lodgings, making them accessible choices.
Which camping properties offer unique views?
Royal Gorge Cabins and Phantom Canyon Resort provide stunning mountain views and river landscapes, ideal for scenic retreats. These properties enhance the outdoor experience and are popular for their picturesque settings.
What are the cheapest camping options in Colorado?
The cheapest options include La Junta Camping & Cabins and Fruita Monument Rv Park, with prices starting as low as $40 per night during off-peak times, offering basic amenities for budget travelers.
Which camping properties are highly rated by guests?
Mountain View Rv Resort, Cabins & Glamping and Base Camp At Golden Gate Canyon consistently receive high ratings due to their excellent service and facilities, often scoring above 4.5 out of 5 in guest reviews.
Which camping properties are ideal for couples?
Sun Outdoors Rocky Mountains and Arapaho offer romantic settings with cozy cabins and premium amenities. Rates can range from $150 to $250 per night during peak seasons.
What amenities can I expect at camping properties in Colorado?
Amenities vary; most properties like Colorado Cabin Adventure and Snowy Peaks Rv Park typically include fire pits, picnic areas, and easy access to hiking trails, enhancing the camping experience.

Camping Insights for Colorado Adventures

This guide evaluates 19 properties for camping in Colorado, providing essential information on pricing, peak seasons, and proximity to attractions to help travelers make informed decisions.

Typical nightly rates range from $20 to $50 USD.

Peak season runs from mid-May to September.

Local campground fees generally include an 8% tax.

Many sites are within 10 km of Rocky Mountain National Park.

Book early during peak season for the best spots.