98% (90)
Top-rated campgrounds
98% (90)
Top-rated campgrounds
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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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Debora
September 2025
Tent
With pets
Very friendly and helpful staff. Having an off leash dog enclosure wonderful.
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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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Victoria Lynn Rose
September 2025
40 ft fifth wheel
John's place is a perfect little spot. Quiet and peaceful next to a pond. We all camped over a weekend then my husband stayed a few more days while he finished a job in the area. The trailer was perfectly safe if he had to leave during the day. It was the perfect spot for peace and quiet after his work day.
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Melanie
September 2025
20 ft campervan
With kids
Great spot and great host! John was very welcoming and great with communications. We had a wonderful time as we all got to explore the farm. Highlight was being right across the wooden bridge to the apple orchard! Would definitely camp here again.
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Xavier
August 2025
21 ft travel trailer
With pets
This is the best little campground farm in Red Feather. Great hosts, awesome location, and perfect for any vacation. The restaurant has good food and live music, there are goats and good views. You should go visit.
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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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David
August 2025
34 ft Class C
With pets
Friendly hosts, nice place but be aware that if you have a vehicle wider than a Class B van you won't be able to access their designated camping area as their secondary gate is too narrow. There's plenty of space to camp outside that area but there's a lot of road noise in that location. Just a minor inconvenience that wouldn't put me off staying there again.
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Owen
August 2025
16 ft car
Nice and quiet location. We loved seeing the animals.
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Julie
August 2025
40 ft Class A
With pets
What a wonderful experience! We took a 40’ motor home in and out easily. It’s also close to the main road in and out. Tommy and Tiffany are both wonderful people, very inviting and the camping spaces are quite private and quiet with views of horses in a pasture and goats occasionally herded one way or another. The community is awesome, very welcoming, and the onsite Rigby’s offers good food and great live music.
There is a new small building with restrooms and a shower in one of them. Electric, up to 50amp (bring an adapter if you are set up for 30 amp) and water hookups. Dump station right next to property.
Definitely recommend. I will go here again
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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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Samantha
August 2025
Tent
With kids
First off the staff is absolutely amazing!! I’ve never had such great interactions with staff. Very impressed!! Campsite was great! Bathroom and showers were very clean and I loved how they had the option for individual bathroom/showers and community bathroom/showers.
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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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Harry
August 2025
Tent
Loved the place, the staff and the amenities. Was a great spot to set up camp for a day of mountain climbing at rocky.
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Robert
August 2025
24 ft travel trailer
With pets
He was very understanding when I had to extend my stay
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Guillermo
August 2025
Tent
With pets
The hot showers were a plus and restroom were well maintained. Our tent site was somewhat private for being in a RV campsite. It would be nice if their was a close electrical outlet for the tent campers. Campground is close to many activities around the town. 25-50 min away. Also (tent campers), put away your food in the car. My partner and I woke up at 3am to family of Racoons eating our pets food and trying to get into our containers. Sadly they were successful.
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Ya
August 2025
Tent
With kids
I love tent camping here friendly staff. Restroom and bathhouse very well maintained and it’s not far Estes Park and The Rocky Mountain if you’re looking to explore and hike there would definitely recommend this place
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Kristin
August 2025
20 ft travel trailer
With pets
Anthony and Jared are amazing hosts! They make you feel welcome and cared for, are super attentive and readily available if you need anything.
It is so fun to watch the goats, Oreo, Star and Marlberry play and munch.
The main tree offers lots of shade and the sunsets are spectacular, we even saw rainbows the last two times we stayed there!! This hipcamp farm is a little slice of heaven super close to Denver and surrounding areas.
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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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The best big rig friendly camping near Sugarloaf guide
Where to go
Boulder
Boulder is a huge outdoor adventure town situated at the base of the Flatirons, about thirty miles northwest of Denver. Boulder Creek runs through downtown and a trail runs alongside it offering trail running and cycling right in town. There’s also excellent hiking, rock climbing, and mountain biking in the nearby foothills. Campers will find the closest camping at the Gross Reservoir, midway between Boulder and Nederland.
Nederland
At an elevation of 8,228 feet in the front range mountains, Nederland is a quaint outdoor adventure town about an hour from Denver. Nederland sits on the Peak to Peak Scenic Byway, a spectacular scenic route from Estes Park to Interstate 70. Camping is abundant within the Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forest surrounding the town and in the Indian Peaks Wilderness. Popular campgrounds include the Kelly Dahl Campground and the dispersed camping area near Gordon Gulch.
Estes Park
Ester Park is just a little over an hour from Sugarloaf via the Peak to Peak Scenic Byway. Estes Park is the gateway to Rocky Mountain National Park and the town itself offers its fair share of hiking, biking, and water sports fun. The town has several RV parks with some offering cabin and yurt rentals and plenty of opportunities for tent, RV, and backcountry camping in Rocky Mountain National Park.
When to go
Given its lower elevation and the fact that the Boulder area boasts over 300 days of sunshine a year, Sugarloaf is worth a visit in any season. Summer is definitely the most popular season for hiking, biking, and camping adventures but fall is especially nice when the aspens around town turn a brilliant gold. Colors tend to peak along the Peak to Peak Scenic Byway in late September.
Know before you go
- There are no services in Sugarloaf, but you can find everything you need in nearby Boulder.
- Camping near Sugarloaf is incredibly popular given its proximity to Denver. Book campground reservations ahead of time if you can.
- Dispersed camping is typically only allowed in designated sites in the Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forest near Sugarloaf. Make sure camping is allowed before you set up your tent.
- Fire restrictions may be in effect at any time of the year. Check current restrictions before building a campfire.