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9 Reviews
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17 September 2017
Great place to camp. It has great views, a river and wildlife.
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11 July 2017
Friendly camp host and well maintained bathrooms and grounds. We stayed there for a while and loved it so much! We saw so much wildlife and my daughter learned a lot being out there. We will most definitely be returning!
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30 May 2017
This place hasn't changed much over the years. It's your standard family campground as they've been for decades.
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18 April 2017
Great campground. Great fishing. Beautiful area. Loved it.
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25 March 2017
Easily accessible campsites, beautiful fishing, clean permanent toilets, the campsites could be a little better maintained or the fee could be lower.
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20 July 2016
This is walk in camping with metal fire rings and an outhouse. I enjoyed my stay by the river!
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21 September 2015
Overall, this is a good place for a quick trip, especially for campers with little experience.
Convenient location near south Denver if you are looking for a quick camping trip. Based on this just expect other campers to be nearby. Most seemed to be looking to float the river or have a quick stop on the way to further camping spots. Camps are feet from a road and the Platte river. Daytime sees tubers/rafters and fly fisherman. Also the occasional motorcycle cruisers go by. There is a short fly fishing trail along the river. More experienced hikers can cross the road into the wilderness. Each site has a campfire ring and picnic table. Dumpster and toilets are also onsite. Those looking for firewood can cross the road and hike up a ways to get some twigs. Deckers is close by if supplies are needed.report this review -
30 May 2014
Love it here! It's the best tubing spot for that lazy river float.
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20 April 2014
Had great time camping there
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