Gorgeous location! We drove through the whole campground and there wasn't one bad site! They have…read morereally nice restrooms with hot showers, 4 minutes for $1 and and you can add quarters as needed $.25=1 minute. There is a coin machine on the vanity. Located within the main restroom facility they have laundry and vending machines loaded with snacks and caffeine. The vending machines and ice machine all take cards and cash. The restrooms are cleaned constantly and the staff are all so pleasant! Panorama Point is located just up the hill with stunning views of the surrounding mountains! There is an office on the right when you enter the campground which is where you buy bundles of wood for $5 each. For a nice size fire that lasts approximately 4-5 hours you'll need to bundles.

This is a very civilized campground with brick and mortar restrooms, showers, and picnic tables…read more Please note every vehicle will require a Colorado State park pass which cost $7 per day. They sell firewood at visitor center for $5, credit card accepted. The elevation is roughly around 10,000 feet so pack extra water and clothes. Basic tent sites start at $30 and Cabins and Yurts start at $80. A little pricy for camping but the hiking trails and the proximity to Denver is worth it to me. Also if you have AT&T the LTE works for those with phone anxiety. Reserve online early most sites are booked months in advance.

Nice place! Very convenient too! By Golden Gate Canyon State Park, you never know when you're…read moregonna need something last minute. That was me, I needed hamburger buns and they were there. Nice folks behind the counter too. Helpful and pleasant.

Great experience for a family with a 1 year old. Stayed in a cabin and it was a great "camping"…read moreexperience while still keeping the little one warm. Ownership was friendly and accommodating! The changes they've made over the last several years have been great. Would recommend!

We were looking for a KOA that was located pretty close to my daughter's home in Conifer. So we…read moredecided to try Denver West/Central City KOA . The views coming up here were absolutely stunning. I told my daughter that this was a campground in the sky lol! So far up in the beautiful mountains and where the temperature was much cooler. We choose KOA bc they are easy to book, have a late check in and some nice amenities. This one had two hot tubs, a dog park , pancakes all you can eat for $3.25 and a pizza and wing place. We don't use most of the amenities bc we never stay long enough. But the dog park-Freckles love them and can run around in a safe and clean environment! Each KOA is so different. This one has the feel of a Rocky Mountain with rocks and gravel roads. Our site was very nice with full hook ups and a cement place to park. We would highly recommend this KOA!

Wow! This is the best KOA WITH VIEWS, VIEWS, AND more VIEWS! Close to Casinos, the Big city of…read moreDenver metro and all the wonderful lil mountain towns west of Denver! They've done a fantastic job with privatizing the sites with large Pine trees and landscape. I've been to M A N Y KOA's and this one is the best. Thanks for having a location where we can get out of the big city but yet be so close to everything we need. We camped in a 45' Class A.

So...we almost gave up on KOA until we stayed at this place. I'm not sure where to start: I mean,…read morethey deliver fresh made pizza and wings to your tent or RV door! The site are meticulously maintained. The staff is exceptional (special shout outs to Chuck, the owner; Reagan in the kitchen; and Bethany, who was always kind). The campgrounds is perfectly situated in the midst of a bunch of mountain towns (Idaho Springs, Central City, Black Hawk, Georgetown) , so there a ton to do in the vicinity. Know what you're getting: this is a hotel for which you provide your own roof; calling it a campgrounds is only slightly accurate. KOAs are really designed for folks who like the idea of camping, but don't want to camp. You'll get a fire pit, and some excellent, super dry firewood that makes for a really easy start, and you'll have a fully stocked convenience store steps away from your very clean campsite. What's more, the bathrooms are better than most hotel bathrooms! They're clean, with plenty of hot water, and the staff check them several times a day. The service is excellent, the location is perfect, and the staff is seriously unparalleled! Well done Denver West for restoring our faith in the KOA brand!

We spent two nights here while exploring the greater Denver area. The staff was outstanding, and…read morethe facilities were clean and well-maintained. Although the tent sites are small and close together, they were still enjoyable. The drive to the site is scenic, and it's just an hour and a half from Rocky Mountain National Park. I highly recommend it for anyone seeking a camping spot near Denver.

I loved it there. People are so nice. Winnie and glen keep everything so clean it's Well…read moremaintained , No loud noises. Beautiful river runs through the grounds , I was there a year , I miss it terribly

We stay here monthly and have nothing but good things to say about the camp, the location, the…read moreneighbors, and most importantly the management. The Straub family are very hard workers and their pride-of-ownership is obvious. Not every amenity is provided like laundry, but the value is excellent.

I loved this 4 mile round-trip hike. It was absolutely amazing and wonderful to enjoy my kids. We…read morespent an entire hour at the very top of the lake. I believe you can walk around the whole lake, but it got a little bit woody so we turned around halfway through and went back the same way we came in at the beginning you can make a left or right I suggest making a left as there's more openings that appears to look in the lake and play in the water and dirt. This is hands-down the best hike I've ever been on with multiple waterfall in a stream in many parts of the hike. My biggest focus is looking for streams and waterfalls.

The Hessie Trailhead leads to many great hikes. Hikes of all difficulty…read more Parking is a bitch and you now have to ( unless you get there at some ungodly hour) park at the high school and take a school bus to the trailhead. Fun Hike is Lost Lake ( snowshoeing or hiking in the summer). Magical place.

This is literally one of those reviews that I've hesitated to write. I just don't want to share…read moresuch a great place! Though after much consideration, I suppose I might as well be the one to share it with all my Yelp friends! Star #1: It is a first come, first serve, FREE campground. There is a paid campground nearby as well, so don't fret if you arrive and there are no sites available. However, it is such a hidden gem that I have yet to have the need for that. Star #2: Many of the sites are adjacent small streams, so you'll get to fall asleep to the sounds of babbling brooks! There are a few that are more open and offer lots of space for activities and larger groups too - bags anyone?! We tend to prefer the ones that are tucked up against the mountain. Star #3: The variety of sites makes it a great place for any type of camping: tents, camper, car, etc! Though, I will say, an RV might be pushing it... Star #4: At approximately and hour and a half from Denver, this campground is ideal for those looking for a close and quick mountain getaway without committing to hours in the car. Star #5: If you are like many campers and want to get some shooting in while you embrace your inner woods-person. Sugarloaf has got you covered! There is a wide open area right when you turn up the main road that is prepped for all your shooting needs. So go ahead and fire off a few rounds. Just don't forget: safety first! After camping a handful of places in Colorado Sugarloaf Campground has been on of my favorites and on of the only ones I have been back to multiples times!

New management just took over and disappointed in the changes they have made. It's a beautiful site…read moreand great location but the one star is due to management. They will not let you will up your RV with water although it says you can on their website. Make sure you fill up before getting to the campsite. Very frustrating to pull the extra weight.

Beautiful campground. Spacious sites with amazing views of forest trees, mountains, and the lake…read more We were in Loop E, and we loved our site. Roomy enough for our RV, car, screen tent, chairs, etc. No hookups, but we enjoy dry camping, too, so it didn't matter. Loop C sites have electricity and water, but I believe you need to reserve those far in advance to get a chance to get one. Our site offered privacy, also, which was quite nice after visiting many campgrounds with sites right on top of each other. The only downside is that you can hear the highway noise. A bike trail runs through the campground which you can take around the lake and into Breckinridge if you want. Even with the traffic noise, I still will give this campground 5 stars.

This was an AMAZING campground for a trip to RMNP! We saw so many elk and mule deer right from the…read morecampgrounds majestically roaming free. It was truly magical. Our campsite was perfect and up at the far / left end of the campground site. We had picturesque views at all hours of the day. The bathroom closest to our campground was just the potty portion, but there was a full bathroom just down the drive with showers and sinks and such. Our fellow campers were kind enough to rescue our tents and pin them down with rocks while we were out hiking (thank you, kind humans!). Our whole experience here was wonderful, and I would definitely return next time I'm in the area. The RV spots to be fair (as other reviewers mention) were more lackluster. The tent sites, especially at the outer edges, are where it's at!!

Campground was very clean and check-in and camp store were great. Bathrooms are coin operated and…read morewere very very clean! The RV campsites were very close together and were not shaded. Neighboring campers dogs were off- leash and came over to our campsite.