This is my second visit to Barr Camp. Once when spent the night and summited pikes peak and today…read moreto snowshoe up and back down Barr camp is a special place and anyone with a bit of adventure should visit and than bag pikes

Okay, truth be told, I wish it were a bit dressed up - maybe a lot dressed up. That said, I've…read moreveered off the trail and stopped at the camp located 6.5 miles up Barr Trail several times, but never had the gumption to overnight. Regardless, it gets five stars for being the rare trail outpost staffed for lodging purposes and a welcome waypoint for the mountain weary. It should probably get another five stars for being open year-round and through the deep snow months. Folks on the 25-mile trek appreciate all that it is.

Really run down and sketchy. Stay at Fort Walmart before stopping here (and we have never stayed…read morein a Walmart parking lot). As others have noted, sites are on top of each other and the park seems to cater to families with little camping experience. Seriously, if nothing else is available, stay in a motel.

Two stars! One for very friendly staff, and the second for convenient location. I for sure would…read morenot choose to pay to stay here ever again. The tent campsites are right on top of each other. Our picnic table was right next to our neighbor site's picnic table; you can share a meal with your stranger neighbor if you wish. The stall doors in the bathroom are comically short; they were cut to about knee height when sitting on the toilet so that your junk is at risk of exposure while you're sitting on the toilet. The campground is also RIGHT off the highway so you go to sleep to loud traffic noise and wake up to it, too. It also backs right up to a residential area, so you can look at the back of folks' houses and hear their dogs bark through night. There were roosters to wake you up in the morning, too (ngl I kinda liked that part). My husband and I are avid hikers and campers, so we've seen a lot of campgrounds. This is my least favorite, right after one of the KAOs in Virginia. During our stay, I playfully dubbed this place "the trailer park of campgrounds," and before you come after me, I grew up in a trailer park (so I would know!). If you need a convenient place to stay, it will do. It's a place to sleep. But if you're wanting privacy, space, and quiet (you know, the things people go tent camping for), then you'll want to go elsewhere.

This RV park is all about the location and service. We went in the winter, so while the amenities…read moremay be great, we didn't use any of them. My only reason for one less star that "great" is that it would have been awesome to have a lil fire pit or grill at the "Deluxe" sites. Aside from that, we had a great stay. Location-wise, we rode our bikes to the Garden of the Gods paths, as well as to downtown Colorado City, where there are ample restaurants, little shops, etc. It's also biking distance to downtown Manitou Springs, which was very charming as well. Service-wise, we requested an early check-in so that we could get set up and have time to ride our bikes to an appointment nearby, and they us to check in a few hours early with no additional fee. They also have a chalkboard in the office with cool things going on in the surrounding area. Another cool feature of this RV Park - it's proximity to the Buffalo Lodge Bicycle Resort. Within less than 5 minutes of walking, this place has live music and cute lil bar that really made our quick getaway weekend.

An older resort we were kind of surprised we got a "deluxe site" and we're not sure what deluxe…read moremeans. The spaces are so close together and you get a picnic table setting on a slab of cement, the RV's on top of rocks. No trees in the deluxe sites. For the price you pay for RV parks anymore this one does not meet the Mark. If you pay for it in full when you book it, and if you cancel for any reason, there are no refunds. Lots of full-time RVs here. We came in first thing to do laundry, but they failed to tell us that you don't take quarters. You have to download an app that is so cumbersome. We had to call the staff twice to help us with it and we're pretty soggy when it comes to the Internet. Too much work for a Guest staying a couple of nights. We would not recommend this park. The only and I mean only Positive is that it's a good location, very close to garden of the gods and eating places.

Awful! This is the worst rv park we ever pulled into! $65 a…read morenight . Skid row!!! And we are not hard to please by no means. Leary to shower but pleasantly surprised nice clean hot showers!

I store my RV at their storage lot. I have had my battery and propane tank's stolen recently…read more Several others that store their RV's there also have had their RV's broken in to and items stolen as well.

I loved my time spent at Goldfield, I was a long term resident and stayed for a little over a year…read more The front desk is manned by super Nice, caring and helpful people. The laundry and bathrooms are cleaned daily I believe and I never felt like anything was not up to par. It was a very nice and homey community! I would absolutely consider them my first choice if i moved back to the area. Goldfield holds a special place in my heart

I've lived here full time for about 5 years. During that time I've seen multiple vehicle break-ins…read moreand even had one of my vehicles stolen while living here. I've also had to run homeless people off who were snooping around my RV and belongings. When I first moved in, the park was really nice and well kept. Unfortunately, that's no longer the case. There are several run-down campers in the park even though management supposedly has a "2010 or newer" rule. It seems like that rule is only enforced depending on how the manager feels. If you want to feel like you're back in high school, this is the place for you. The manager clearly has favorite residents who can pretty much do whatever they want and disturb the peace without consequences. Just today one of the residents was screaming and cussing at someone in the shared parking lot with O'Reilly Auto Parts over a parking spot, even though the lot was basically empty. The situation escalated when the resident kicked the door into the person who was walking into O'Reilly's. Police were called and multiple police cruisers showed up to deal with the situation. If that's the kind of environment you want to live around, then this is the place for you.

just had our first winter camp out and what a treat! The staff on site started our fire, made sure…read morewe had extra firewood and showed us a few of the hidden majestic sites on this property. It snowed two of the nights we were there. Before our reservation the staff made sure we had the right gear so we were prepared. Stores are 4 miles away for food. This place is so peaceful, I can't wait to see what it is like in the summer. we will definitely be back, we want to take advantage of the water falls, ponds and riding stables near by. thank you for hosting.

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