This place is a dump in a trashy part of town. We stayed one night on our way through. The…read moremosquitoes were INSANE you couldn't even sit outside. Everything is grown up and not groomed. Definitely wouldn't stay again.

Terrible. Took our money, we showed up after hours to no key waiting for us. Unresponsive,…read moreunapologetic camp ground host. Scrambled to find a new place at 11:30pm.

Great stay over stop off of 70 with full hookups! Level, safe, and quiet! We've stayed twice, both…read moregreat experiences.

Very convenient, right off the freeway. The owner is super friendly and very helpful…read more IMPORTANT: DON'T USE "APPLE" MAPS to get there, no matter what we entered it would auto correct and take us to Hugo, not GENOA (Google maps worked perfectly).

This campground, although small, was a nice refuge at a time when vacancies at campgrounds ended up…read morebeing hard to find, later on. Our tent campsite was pretty small, but functional enough. Overall, a pleasant experience. The showers were welcome.

We stopped by on our way across the country and needed a last minute campground to stay at and…read moreShady Grove was perfect. Joe at the front desk was super friendly and accommodating. It was a nice relaxing and very peaceful night!

New owners and everything is excellent. The park was full, but the new owner showed us a place down…read morethe road that had hook ups and a place for the RV. New owner is nice and has a sense of humor. I am going to be staying there long-term and I think it is a good place to stay.

I live in the RV part have for over 5 years When I pay my rent I have placed more money in the…read moreenvelope more than once. Each time he would send my over paid money back to me.

Excellent KOA! I stay at KOA camps often enough to like them all and some more than others. This…read moreone is Strasburg CO is excellent. From our late night arrival to pick up key for cabin ready for us in mailbox to the fire out grill and amenities it was great. Bathrooms super clean and well appointed and the room was clean with ac and heater. Beautiful area in a small town with exceptional restaurants and a cafe and sites to hike around crown and explore. The staff her at Strasburg KOA were super friendly and helpful. Their office had a small pizza and gelato cafe as well as necessary items you might need for purchase. Plan on returning here for a few days soon.

The staff was extremely rude. Asked for quarters to do laundry and the lady working acted as if we…read morewere putting her off and had to go out of her way. Signs say bathroom was closed 11-12:30 for cleaning when my father went to shower at 10 she was cleaning it and gave attitude telling him had had to leave and wait for her to finish. The only highlight was Mike. He was friendly and helpful. The ladies need attitude adjustments Website advertises pancake breakfast but did not disclose it was seasonal so no pancakes for us. Overall KOAs are a good place to stay but it definitely depends on location. For example Moab and Astoria. I can't say enough good things about those locations. Unfortunately strasburg will be one I tell people to avoid. Also it's about 35-40 mins outside of Denver so going into the city is a bit of a mission.

While vacationing in Parker, we were looking for a somewhat scenic view of Mountains. We looked up…read moresome places and Cherry Creek State Park was the closest place we could find. Like most state parks you have to pay to enter (park). I loved that they had signs pointing you in the right directions. We ended up adventuring near the rental picnic area down by the lake. I loved that it wasn't too busy despite it being summer. Very nice chill place to explore!

Ventured to Cherry Creek for a group hike. MAKE SURE YOU KNOW EXACTLY where you're going …read more The park is HUGE with several lots and meeting areas. Once I found my people all was well. What a beautiful place. Well maintained paths. Kind walkers, runners and cyclists on the trail. And PLENTY to see. Restrooms are conveniently located and also well maintained throughout the entire park. The views are GORGEOUS!!! 10/10: Wonderful time all around.

This park is at the edge of Elizabeth and has some interesting items. There's a large field that…read moregets a lot of action during soccer season and for sledding. I've seen people fishing at the pond and there is a frisbee golf course there. The kids love the skate park, even if they don't do many tricks and just ride the ramps, and there's a playground.

Evan's park is meant for fairly small children. It is not accessible. They have bathrooms, a…read moreskate park, splash pad, grassy area to run around, soccer field, and some covered picnic tables.

August 2-7, 2026 - Colorado Springs, CO…read more We spent five nights here and really enjoyed our stay. From the moment we arrived, we were impressed with how clean and well-maintained the campground was. Our site was spacious and had full hookups, and the campground offers a nice variety of amenities, including hiking trails, a visitor center, showers, laundry facilities, and even a game room. The setting is one of the best things about this campground. We were tucked right at the foot of Cheyenne Mountain and had a beautiful view of the city from our site. We also had several visits from mule deer during our stay, which was a fun bonus. And then there was my first-ever sighting of a scorpion! I wasn't necessarily hoping for that particular wildlife encounter, but it certainly made for a memorable camping experience. We enjoyed exploring the hiking trails, and I appreciated that the campground clearly identifies which trails are dog-friendly. Some trails allow dogs and others don't, but the information is clearly shown on the trail map and on the trail signage, so there was no guesswork involved. There is one thing I wish we had known before arriving. If you're visiting from out of state, there is an additional Colorado State Parks pass fee on top of your camping fee, ranging from $10-$17 per day. We weren't expecting that extra charge, so a little more communication about the pass requirement during the reservation process would have been helpful. We made our reservations many months ago, and from what I understand the park pass fee took effect in May of this year, so that might have been the issue. A "heads-up" email from the Parks system would have been appreciated. We also didn't realize that an annual Colorado State Parks pass was an option. Since we had another six-night reservation at a different Colorado State Park during our trip, purchasing the annual pass would have saved us money. That's definitely something I would recommend checking into if you're planning to visit multiple state parks. Overall, we had a wonderful five-night stay. The clean campground, spacious sites, great amenities, beautiful mountain setting, wildlife, and convenient hiking trails made this a favorite stop on our Colorado trip. We would definitely stay here again!

My experience is a little different. We just had a wedding and rented the pavilion and the…read moreamphitheater. The price was exceptionally good and the areas were incredibly maintained. The facilities were so clean and well maintained. Since we had these spots all day, we had a hike in the morning for people attending the wedding as well as the actual wedding in the evening. Most of our guests explored the facilities and hiked most of the morning. I know many of them will return soon because it was great. The amphitheater had electrical connection on the center circle. We didn't need it because the acoustics of the amphitheater were amazing. We had a harpist and the music carried beautifully. Their voices were clearly heard throughout the amphitheater. Our rainy day plan was the pavillion, which is lovely and amazingly well planned. This is a gorgeous place for a wedding. I can't believe I didn't mention the staff. They were so communicative and helpful. They were such a joy.