Nice Campground

Nice campground. It is very tight, if you have an RV only the front few spots will fit

Good Campsite

This was much better than the only campground left open in the Rocky Mountain National Park which I believe was Timbercreek. Much more spread out sites with actual trees! Our site was $5 per night. Wood for $5 at the campground managers site was available. It's probably only about a 20 minute drive to the Park entrance, give or take. Cons: No running water and only a port-a-pot toilet that looked like it hadn't been cleaned in a year.

Close to Rocky Mtn Pk - No Water

Easy to find campground on HWY 7 just 10 miles south of Estes Park. Pros: Half the price of Natl pk camping, sites all first come first served and fairly spread out. Campground host during our stay who had wood. We were in a tent and struggled a bit to find level sites, parking was fine for our car but bigrigs could struggle. Cons: No water, no permanent restrooms- only porta potti on site when we were there. Overall not the best forestry campground i have stayed in.