Plenty of available spaces with more than enough room, but be prepared to hear the trains in the…read morenight! Also, there's only a port-a-potty!

Clean, Quiet, Fantastic staff and owner. Continual upgrading of the camp is for front next to guest…read moreexperience

This is a great campsite. It's so clean and no motor boats. Great for paddle boarding…read more Also, this is not a first come basis campsite you need a reservation. This campsite is always booked!!!

I love me the outdoor and everything it has to offer!…read more Pros: Special tent only sites Level and graveled camp sites Large fire pits Views of the lake Trail around the lake for bikes or feet, gorgeous Fishing - if you are into that thing Cons: Toilets - for some reason they were rank by 9am each day. I've got a pretty strong stomach and i almost lost it one morning.. CHILDREN - apparently being 40 minutes outside of Ft Collins means all the breaders gather, with their kids, bikes, corn hole, toys, etc - and the idea of a quiet camping trip is out the window. Once outside they have no quams speaking loudly. No quiet talk, or the ability to keep one's voices under control. The map appears to have the "road" right next to the campsite... bring something to wheel your gear. It's not far to enjoy the view, but was a surprise how far it was from the car! I had to knock off a star due to the caliber of people that stay here. We did a weird stay - sat and sunday night vs the normal fri/sat. Apparently if you book 3 campsites you freel you can let you 2-4 childen per family scream incessantly, yell to each other across the whole camp site, ride their bikes thru your site, play corn hole or some traveling bocci ball thing thru the whole camp ground and expect you to be able to enjoy yourself. Heaven forbid you tear yourself away from your game of wizard something or other to determine where your children are, what they are doing or to have then refrain from screaming - gotta love how water is like a loudspeaker to spoken word... oy! Alas - i would probably go back, just for the peacefulness (like sunday when the loud families take off, or when you take the trail around the lake).Or there are RV sites that are not on top of one another - so you can have your car and tent and view and not too much of a generator noise in your ear!

We have been coming to this campground for years. we love to fish but in recent years wake boats…read morehave taken over the lake making fishing from a small boat dangerous and paddle boarding impossible. Shore fishing isn't much better because of the two foot waves ripping up the shoreline and muddying the waters. Since the wake boats rent the marina slips and buy the 6 dollar a gallon gas the damage they do to the shoreline and the fishermen they drive away can only be a profit incentive by the vender who operates the campground and lake. And since there is absolutely no enforcment of rules on the lake, it's a free for all!

We were here during the Silver Creek Fire which was just West of the lake. We made the most of it…read morebut when the wind blew to the East the smoke was thick! Cool remote place. We have a 45" fifth wheel can had no problem getting it into our 'lake front' site. This place only offers 30 AMP service at your site. They do have a decent water and dump station so that worked out well. There's NO trees or here. The lake is pretty and the honestly it seemed like people were really enjoying themselves. We picked this spot because we wanted to be by the lake but also have Kremmling and Steamboat nearby. Overall a good stay.

Stillwater is one of my favorite car camping sites. It is a short drive to Lake Grandby and about…read more25 minutes to Winter Park. The camp sites are always well maintained as are the bathrooms. The bathrooms have running water, full stocked with toilet paper but no soap so be sure you bring some. The sites contain bear boxes, picnic tables, fire pit and pad for your tent. You can always park your car close to any of the sites. There are designated paths that lead to the water and very small beach area. A ton of paddle boarders, a few boats and jet skis but, mostly people just enjoying the water close to the beach area.

Large campsites that were spaced out nicely! The views of the lake and the mountains were…read moreoutstanding. The shower facilities were awful. Three women's shower stalls and only two worked. There was not hot water. Did not appear to have been cleaned for quite sometime.

I had been to this park many, many moons ago. It was nice but since then - WOW!…read more All "neighborhoods" are well maintained and clean. The bathrooms sparkle despite being poop pits. They are cleaned many times a day. We found people are respectful and keep their dogs under control. They also have lockers at each site to put food in. There is a nice loop trail with an option to go a little further. If you do the short loop, be careful you don't miss the hard turn about 100 degrees to the left to head back to camp at the wooden sign on the trail. Enjoy!

We have been going to Mountain Park for 25 years. The new Company managing the Park is the worst…read morethe Park has ever seen. We never saw a bathroom or showers cleaned in the 6 days we were there. Out of order showers, the ones that did work offered only cold water. The former Management Company was great. These new camp hosts never even raked or cleaned a site the entire time. It is shameful that this Company was awarded this contract. Pay no attention to reviews before this year, it used to be managed amazingly but in 2025 they awarded the job to a Company that does nothing.

Great park to kayak with beautiful views no matter what direction you look. Several out of the way…read more places to pull your kayak onto a bank to take advantage of trails around the lake and up to tree lined mountains. Only drawback was marina area where you park and put your kayaks, paddle boards etc is PACKED and there is a guy renting gear that takes up a large corner portion of the parking area.

Less than an hour away from Steamboat Springs, Pearl Lake State Park is a jewel (yes, I went…read morethere). It is about 2 miles off of CR-129. We went to do some morning photography and caught some stunning scenery, with Aspen groves turning yellow. While it was still a bit early for the full fall beauty, the serenity and quiet of the surroundings, other than nature, was nice. The campgrounds are in great shape. The restrooms were very clean. The lake does not allow motorized boats, but kayaks, canoes, paddle boards, etc. are fine. We saw a lone kayaker enjoying the morning on the lake. This is a beautiful place for camping, hiking, fishing or just sitting back and watching the sun move slowly across the sky while you enjoy a bottle of Syrah or Pinot.

Beautiful quiet spot to check out on a mildy chilly winter weekend. There was barely anyone at the…read morestate park and it was serene and peaceful to spend an afternoon walking around. Since I haven't been in the summer when I feel you can really take advantage my opinion is definitely skewed but it's worth the short and beautiful drive from Steamboat (about 50 minutes). The park was $9 to get in and you also have access to go to Pearl Lake with the day pass, but out of the two options this one was definitely better. There's a short hike about 1.1 miles called Tombstone nature trail. Looking forward to going back sometime in the summer when there's more to explore and I can spend time on the water.

Address is actually Hahn's Peak, CO not Wyoming. Great location with good campsites.read more

We just spent 3 nights at this KOA. I can't say enough great things about this place. The staff…read morewere extremely friendly and helpful. The amenities are great and clean (bathrooms and laundry). They have mini golf, park, small pool and a river running right through the middle. They have nightly activities. We stayed in a pull through spot across the bridge. It was very nice. It was paved, clean, and came with table & chairs and a BBQ. Be bear aware! They warned us of bear activity and one night we saw one! However, the amazing staff was on it and scared it away.

My first time at this KOA. When I arrived to check in the girl was in the phone. I waited about 15…read moreminutes. While I was waiting a man came in behind me waiting as well. When she got off the phone she immediately helped him for 10 minutes ignoring me! This guy was checking in as well. Why did she ignore me. Why not tell the rude man that I was clearly first! Unbelievable. Well I finally checked in. Got my spot and the dump area had a red cone on and I was told I would have to dump elsewhere! I PAID FOR FULL SITE! The WIFI does not work. It was soooo slow it constantly timed out. I'm paying 83.00 a night for services I am not receiving. I was told that was the best rate they had! Seriously! So then a guy from my ski club tells me he booked at 63.00 a night. Exact same vehicle and reserved full hookups. I checked out and was not able to dump my tank! I had a few packages that were delivered AFTER I checked out. I came back to pick up the packages. I asked the girl at the desk if I could dump my 3 gallons tank. BECAUSE I was not able to dump when I was there. (2 days ago! She said she was going to have to charge me! Then I explained the reason why I left is because I was being charged 20.00 more than a ski buddy. She got defensive and I just left. I will not come back. What men get preferential treatment over women? When I talked to another female ski buddy, she felt the same way as I did. No equality at this campground unless you're a man.

While this is a lovely facility, Leroy is bigoted against motorcycle riders. He turned away a…read moregroup of 6 tired seniors without explanation. A follow up email revealed that he openly despises off-highway motorcycle riders. Avoid this place at all costs. Tell your friends. It's a shame, are recreational tourism is revitalizing these small towns in Wyoming.

This is a very peaceful and restful park. Not very big, but very cozy. Only stayed one night, but…read morewould have loved to stayed a few more.