1 / 35

Eagle Park w/50amp service

97%

· Florissant, Teller, Colorado

2 acres hosted by Deanna F.

2 RV sites

Nomadic camping

Best for self-contained campers. There are no toilets, showers, or potable water at this Hipcamp.

Deanna is a Star Host

Star Hosts are highly rated, responsive, and committed to providing incredible experiences.

Private sites

100% of recent Hipcampers say the sites felt private.

Come stay @ Eagle Park and enjoy mature pines and 4 acres of meadow grass and aspens with fantastic sunsets. Privately owned 4 acres in a sparsely populated/rural mountain ranchette setting. Maintained county road access and plenty of room to maneuver your RV. 50amp electric service on property. Located within 30 min drive to popular outdoor recreation areas. ✨ NEW ADVENTURES: Just south of Cripple Creek sits the town of Victor, a mining town with sprawling mountain landscapes and rolling hills. Now, one of those hills also includes "Rita, the Rock Planter" Troll created by Sculptor Thomas Dambo. Rita is made from 100% recycled wood. A short drive to the summit of Little Grouse Mountain and just a short walk from the parking area gets you up close and personal with Rita. ** and the colors are best viewed on this route! Fishing/Boating/Kayaking: Spinney Mountain & Eleven Mile Reservoirs and the gold medal waters on the Dream Stream of the South Platte River, Skagway Reservoir for no wake boats. I suggest Tumbling Trout Fly Fishing Guides for an awesome day on the South Platte River! 👍👍 Hiking/Mountain Biking: Florissant Fossil Beds, Mueller State Park, Dome Rock State Wildlife Area, Pikes Peak and the Crags just to name a few. Or stroll thru the neighborhood on foot or bike. Stargazing: Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument has been recognized for its starry night skies by the National Park Service and the International Dark Sky Association. Adventure: Drive to the top of Americas Mountain Pikes Peak @ 14,110 feet above sea level! (Not for those unaccustomed to high elevation) If you prefer a more relaxed drive, cruise the Gold Belt Scenic/Historic Byway that leads you through the Historic Mining towns of Cripple Creek and Victor. Ride the Cripple Creek and Victor Narrow Gage Railroad. Gold Mine tours at the historic Molly Kathleen Mine. Take in the view atop the only active gold mine in the State of Colorado. Try your luck at the local Casino's in Cripple Creek. Visit one of our unique gift shops. The city of Victor is steeped with history and amazing hiking trails around old mining head frames and beautiful countryside. Rules and Regs: Self-contained units only, tents allowed when accompanying an RV. Small pop ups must have a porta potty. Maximum 2 RVs on site and must be in same camping party. Pets must be under voice command or leashed. Friendly dogs are welcome to enjoy camp off leash. If your pet has aggressive tendencies, we ask that you keep it leashed. Off leash pets must stay in within the property boundaries. Roaming pets are subject to natural predators. (See wildlife below) Please clean up after your pet Quiet Hours 10pm to 8am Pack it in - Pack it out Fire Ban in effect: Propane fire pits are allowed. NO generators NO dumping of trash or wastewater. Wildlife: What does not kill you will make you stronger.... Except BEARS! Bears will kill you. Please do not invite Yogi Bear to your campsite by leaving food or trash outside at night. Food waste and trash will attract Yogi and his friends who love to root thru your trash while you sleep. Upon check in your Camp Host will provide you with a contact number and evacuation routes in the event of a natural disaster. You may set up camp in any of the mowed areas of the property. Hot vehicle exhausts can quickly cause a grass fire, please do not park you rig outside of the mowed areas. **Respect neighboring private property parcels and do not trespass** Thank you and Happy Camping!

Activities

Biking

Boating

Fishing

Hiking

Natural features

Mountainous

Field

97%

19 ratings · 18 reviews

Mark H.recommends

September 3, 2024

Eagle Pines

Secluded and Private

We enjoyed calling this spot home while we explored the area. It is secluded and private with nature all around to enjoy. Deanna was flexible and accommodating. We hope to come back again.

Kristina V.recommends

August 19, 2024

Eagle Park

This has by far been my favorite stay to date. It’s a wonderful and quiet little property. My dogs, who followed the rules and listened when I called them away from property lines, had the best time sniffing and being off leash. It was private, well kept, and I enjoyed a weekend of solitude. Would absolutely stay again.

Ryan S.recommends

July 28, 2024

Eagle Pines

Lovely spot. Very secluded and nice little rocks to climb up for a nice sunset view. Deanna was very nice and accommodating

Simone M.recommends

July 8, 2024

Eagle Pines

Deana's place was very nice for a few day getaway. We were looking for a quiet place to get away from the fireworks w/ my dog and Deanna's place was perfect for that. We took a little trip to Cripple Creek which is very close by as is the Florissant Fossil beds and the Wolf Sanctuary. The sight was quite level which makes life easy w/ a truck camper. The sight was mostly open w/ some trees for shade which was nice. Deanna came by to say hello and to make sure I was settled in ok which was really nice.

Colin M.recommends

July 5, 2024

Eagle Park

Deanna’s land was private as there was not a camper on the neighboring site. Deanna was an extremely kind and generous host, coming to greet us in the evening and offering to provide assistance connecting to the available electrical. Based on previous reviews we expected to see more wildlife but we had 2 dogs so that may have kept them away. The valley echoes and, while no fault of Deanna, there were some dogs in the area that barked incessantly most of the night. Luckily we were pooped and our dogs were not disturbed so we eventually fell asleep. It was the 4th of July so maybe the dogs were spooked by fireworks. Followed advice of previous reviewers and brought leveling blocks which were a necessity. Overall, it was precisely what we expected when we chose this location and would consider returning.

Jessica V.recommends

June 23, 2024

Eagle Pines

About 25 min south of Florissant, a lovely little spot to camp for the weekend. Quiet and peaceful. Fun rocks to climb on for the kiddos. A level spot, picnic bench, morning deer and bird feeder added to the homey feeling. Deanna was welcoming and hospitable. Highly recommend.

Location

Florissant, Teller, Colorado, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of Tséstho’e (Cheyenne) and Núu-agha-tʉvʉ-pʉ̱ (Ute) First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking