93% (480)
Top-rated campgrounds
93% (480)
Top-rated campgrounds
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Stephen
October 2025
21 ft Class B
With kids
Awesome place at the end of a fairly rough dirt road. Original lodge with pool table. Dark sky, lots of stars. Definitely going back. Probably stay in in one of the tent “cabins” facing the pond with showers!
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Courtney
October 2025
19 ft campervan
Fun, cozy setting and amenities. We enjoyed our very first night in our van here. Great location that feels remote yet is only minutes outside of Boulder. Easy access.
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Patty
October 2025
22 ft travel trailer
With pets
They have everything! A peaceful setting in a space shared with two other trailers (vintage, that they rent to glampers) nice outdoor green spaces to enjoy with picnic tables, hammocks and outdoor cooking area. Then they also have indoor space: two flush toilets, shower, dinning table and chairs, microwave and large screen TV. Two nice silly dogs in residence and two very nice, thoughtful, kind and welcoming hosts in Greg and Olivia. We stayed twice this summer and will surely be back when we return to the area. Only negatives: no sewer hookup for our camper (not a huge deal with flush toilet and sinks mere steps away in the flex room described above) Also the space was a challenge for me to pull out of due to tight turns around some fencing. Since I was nervous about taking out these lovely host’s fence with our 21 ft. Travel trailer, Greg very kindly backed out for us to save me the stress. While the location is excellent and the property lovely and well cared for, it is sometimes a little loud as it is across the street from Niwot high school football and sports fields. Some mornings and Friday nights the practices and games were quite easily heard from their tranquil backyard space. But that was a small trade off for a place that was very peaceful most of the rest of the time.
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Maxim
September 2025
25 ft travel trailer
Well run commercial campground between Loveland & RMNP. Ours & most sites by us had just 50A & 20A electric. We were promised a 30A site so they lent us a converter (great staff esp maintenance guy). Water was great but pressure varied, next time we'll use their water to fill our tank then use our pump for consistent pressure. Sites were a little small but our 30' trailer fit easily. Some sites had big class A's & 5th wheels w/6 slide outs. Staff spread out campers so our neighboring sites were vacant half the week we were there. Beautiful perimeter trail along the river & nice dog park. Very quiet & friendly place, ~20 minutes to a Safeway in Loveland but still has that out-in-the-woods feel. 45 minutes to Estes Park & a bit under an hour to Rocky Mountain National Park. Lots of cabins & RV parks in this area but this one is back in the woods so no noise from US34.
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Phillip
September 2025
19 ft travel trailer
With kids
The park was well maintained and had the feel of being in the deep woods. Although you could see a peek of the highway through the trees you could only hear the river.
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Jennifer
September 2025
15 ft campervan
Great place! I loved the amenities and the staff and the location (I’ve reviewed and stayed here before)
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Em
September 2025
19 ft campervan
A-Lodge Boulder is a quaint delight! After a long day of driving it felt great to set on their patio and enjoy the music and refreshing drink. Perfect place to hit some gravel and hiking trails.
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Jennifer
August 2025
15 ft campervan
Great location. Great amenities. The tent platforms look amazing. Love the pool, sauna. Hot tib not working when I was there. All round great stay!
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esther
August 2025
39 ft fifth wheel
With pets
Riverview RV Park had easy accessibility to Rocky Mountain National Park and any service needed was within 7 miles. It was far enough from Loveland, CO to be away from the congestion. It was a very pleasant place to stay.
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Randy
August 2025
16 ft pop-up camper
With pets
Love this place nice, quiet and relaxing. Will be coming back soon.
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Silvia
August 2025
16 ft car
The A-Lodge is very nice, even if bathroom facilities for van/tent spots are not a lot (two restroom, one with the shower, and a common shower for men).
The location is beautiful, in the woods but ten minutes drive from Boulder downtown.
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Kurt
August 2025
26 ft travel trailer
We spent three nights at Riverview RV Park and Campground and found the accommodations to be just fine. We had a small snafu regarding power (thought we were getting 30A, but the pedestals were 50A or 20A only), but the camp store loaned us a dogbone adapter so we could fully power our coach.
The entrance to the campground is IMMEDIATELY off the highway, which is convenient ... but be aware this is one of the main highways to Estes Park and there WILL be traffic noise. The entrance is also on a bend, so pull out onto the highway decisions will need to made quickly!
Our full hookup site backed up to the Big Thompson River, which was a lovely mountain stream. The site was reasonably level, and there are restroom and shower facilities available to campers. There is also a surprisingly well stocked store located on the grounds, which services travelers and a number of full-time and/or full-season residents who you will share the campground with.
Overall, we enjoyed our stay at Riverview and would recommend it. It's convenient location - halfway between Loveland, CO and Estes Park / Rocky Mountain National Park - made it a great choice for us as we like to dump our coach and go exploring from there. And there are PLENTY of places to explore from this location.
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Nick
August 2025
21 ft travel trailer
With kids
Great campsite and excellent staff! Would definitely stay here again!
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Stephen
August 2025
16 ft car
With kids
Great spot. First time car campers and they were very understanding and accommodating for me and my 8 year old. Great facility, nice+helpful staff. Highly recommend.
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Todd
August 2025
16 ft campervan
Olivia and Greg were amazing hosts. Very responsive and helpful while checking in. They have a quiet oasis just outside of Boulder. Clean bathroom adjacent to a flex space with sink and fresh water. I was able to use power to recharge the van’s power system. Couldn’t ask for anything more. Happy adventuring!!!
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Paige
August 2025
25 ft Class C
With pets
Great private location off the beaten path, easy instructions and great accommodations
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Opalgurl
August 2025
25 ft Class B
With pets
Beautiful setting on the Big Thompson River, sites are clean and shaded with fire rings, picnic tables, water and electric. Lovely maintained paths for dog walking.
Employees are friendly, helpful and professional.
Conveniently located near Estes Park and Horsetooth Reservoir.
Loved my stay here and plan to return whenever I’m in the area.
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Leon
July 2025
30 ft Class C
With kids
A nice Rv site has everything you need. Super friendly staff.
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Ilene
July 2025
28 ft fifth wheel
Excellent customer service - sites were comfortable and river view was wonderful
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Sara
July 2025
17 ft campervan
The facilities advertised were out of order the majority of the time. The staff lost my reservation and kept telling me that my spot was taken, so I had to just stay in a parking spot. Really disappointed.
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The best luxury RV camping near Boulder guide
Where to go
Estes Park and Rocky Mountain National Park
Leave the foothills and head into the peaks with a visit to Estes Park, one of the eastern gateways to Rocky Mountain National Park. Inside the park, camping spots are available for tents and RVs. While hookups are not available, many sites have access to fire pits, picnic tables, and vault toilets or full-service comfort stations. The landscape provides a dramatic backdrop for rock climbing, horseback riding, and mountain biking—or whatever menu of outdoor activities you enjoy.
Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests
From Boulder, you have easy access to 1.5 million acres of national forests, thanks to the Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests, which offers all of the beauty of the national and state parks with fewer crowds. In addition to dispersed camping areas, the national forests have over 50 public campgrounds, with various offerings and amenities. Some allow RVs, while others are limited to tent camping. Camp Dick, Pawnee Campground, Olive Ridge Campground, and Rainbow Lakes Campground are four popular options in
Denver
If you’ve had your fill of Mother Nature’s playground, urban delights await in Denver. Camping options include both private and public RV parks and campgrounds. Chatfield State Park’s focal point is a 1400-acre lake, with views of the surrounding mountain ridges. Tent and RV camping are available, and onsite activities include fishing, boating, and paddling. Cherry Creek State Park is another option nearby.
When to go
While the Rocky Mountains offer four seasons of delights, winter camping is not for the faint of heart, as campers must prepare for freezing temperatures and deep snows, especially at higher elevations. As the snow melts at lower elevations, spring is a generally pleasant time to camp, though overnight temperatures and mountain passes are still daunting. Summer brings the warmest temperatures. A highlight of fall is the turning of the aspen leaves, which fills the forests with a golden hue.