Ball fields, a trail, lakes for fishing? What a gem right near Denver! I can only give four stars…read moresince honestly I was only here at night for half hour to watch the comet. It provided a great western view, probably great for sunset! Lots of parking both for the playing fields and trails. Connects to Clear Creek too!

Beautiful park! Love the bike trails and park for kiddos. They could use a mini park for the 1 year…read moreolds... hopefully an update soon in the future. Otherwise great place for picnics and outdoor fun!

Could not recommend this place more, and Holly has been phenomenal. They were so accommodating with…read morehelping us find a spot!! we are so excited to venture up there and see the place firsthand. The pictures look amazing but the service has been incredible.

They refuse to refund the full day site fee despite providing three weeks notice on a cancellation…read more Horrendous.

We arrived, looked around, and left. Would never feel safe staying there. There were a few dodgy…read morepeople walking around. The highway was right next to the office as well. It was a no go for us.

i've heard so many bad things about denver it's my first time visiting and i only have good things…read moreto say about this camper place!! i have a 40 foot camper and they worked with me they put me right by office! and the price isn't a bad price expecly since you are so close to walmart and other places so the town is right there and not a bad area! the guy who helped me owns the place and he was so nice! i definitely recommend this place cannot wait for our next stay!

Don't reserve unless you are confident you can be there. Worst cancellation policy. Have to pay up…read morefront and no refunds. Management "no customer service", will not work with you if you have emergency! I'm sure many arrive and end up cancelling because of the loud music from the bar across the street. So in the end it's all about the money for them.

STAY AWAY! Wow what a terrible place! Talk about not feeling welcomed. This place will judge you…read morefor having an older camper. Didn't realize we were in California. Cannot advise any stronger against this place. Coming from someone who spends 6 months a year on the road, this place is just not friendly.

I loved it there. People are so nice. Winnie and glen keep everything so clean it's Well…read moremaintained , No loud noises. Beautiful river runs through the grounds , I was there a year , I miss it terribly

We stay here monthly and have nothing but good things to say about the camp, the location, the…read moreneighbors, and most importantly the management. The Straub family are very hard workers and their pride-of-ownership is obvious. Not every amenity is provided like laundry, but the value is excellent.

(I reviewed "city of Golden" but this is more precise.)…read more Loved walking in the downtown area and exploring a couple places including the Humble House Cafe and the Golden Guild Game store. Could've spent all day here easily, only had 2 hours. Fun place to visit!

The best part was the Welcome To Golden sign and the mountains. Otherwise, Golden is a pass for me…read more The main strip of the historic downtown has some shops and restaurants. The shops were all very similar and touristy. The selection of restaurants wasn't too exciting either. Parking was challenging in the area. There was some free parking and some paid lots, but all options were full. I stopped by the Visitor's Center as well. Half the lot was reserved so parking here was a challenge also. They could use some *something* to make it more of an experience and a welcome to the town. Everyone was nice, but it felt empty and the amount of fliers for things felt too sell-y. I wanted to enjoy Golden so much, but it really felt like a tourist trap to me.

My wife and I jumped in our motorhome and headed to Denver to see our kids. Although their website…read morebasically says they do not take reservations, the staff did everything they could to accommodate us.. AND THEY DID. Friendly is all I can say! We drove from AZ to Albuquerque and stayed at Sandia for 2 nights, then off to Denver. Windy! Yes. The trip was longer than expected fighting the wind. When we arrived, the staff was friendly and helpful getting us in to space 79 (i think). There are a lot of full timers there including each side of us. Everyone in the park waved hello as they walked or drove by. The park was clean. Only the landscaping needed a little better attention. No trash except for the occasional napkin and such going by. Everyday maintenance employees in golf carts flying by and doing their jobs. I would highly recommend this place as a location for a week, a month, or even longer! 4 Star review only because of the grounds, which were not bad, just needs attention.

We never got our deposit even though she said it was coming in the mail. That's been almost 4…read moremonths ago

**1 Star -- Site #98 is NOT Safe for Large RVs**…read more We stayed at Jellystone Park Estes Park for three nights in site #98 with our 36-foot fifth wheel. We paid $325.50 for our stay and left with expensive damage to our truck because, in my opinion, this site should never be assigned to an RV of this size. Site #98 is located on a hill and requires a very tight left turn from a one-way road, with a drop-off on one side and a large boulder retaining wall on the other. When an employee escorted us to the site, he immediately told us it was a difficult site for big fifth wheels and even said another camper had ripped off his fender trying to back into it. My husband is very experienced backing our fifth wheel, and after several attempts with direction from the campground employee, he was able to get us into the site. Unfortunately, getting OUT was even worse. When we left, my husband had to swing the truck as far to the right as possible to keep the fifth wheel tires from going off the drop-off on the left. At one point, half of our left-side tires were hanging off the edge. While I was outside watching the tires and trying to help navigate this extremely precarious situation, the truck caught one of the boulders from the retaining wall on the right, which became wedged underneath our running board. We then had to JACK UP OUR TRUCK--with our 36-foot fifth wheel still attached and sitting dangerously close to the edge of a hill--just to get the truck off the boulder. What makes this situation especially frustrating is what happened afterward. A very kind campground employee who came to help us expressed his own frustration that they continue putting large RVs in this site. He explained that after the cabins across the road were installed, along with the retaining wall, there was no longer enough room for big RVs to safely pull out of site #98. While I waited to speak with the manager, a THIRD employee also acknowledged to me that they have had issues with this site. Yet when the manager finally came to speak with us, she claimed she had NO knowledge of site #98 being a problem and told us they allow RVs up to 38 feet in it. When I told her they should not be putting RVs that large in this site, her response was, **"It's 2026 and they can't tell people what they can put in a site."** That response was unbelievable to me. A campground absolutely can--and should--determine what size RV can safely fit into and maneuver through a particular site. Three separate employees either warned us about this site or acknowledged problems with it, including one who specifically said there is no longer enough room for large RVs to pull out after the cabins and retaining wall were added. Yet management continues allowing RVs up to 38 feet in the site. We were offered no solution for the damage to our truck, and management took no accountability for continuing to place large RVs in a site their own employees acknowledge has had problems. We paid $325.50 for three nights and walked away with a damaged truck and an incredibly stressful--and potentially dangerous--experience. We will NEVER stay at this campground again. If you have a fifth wheel or RV over 30 feet, I would strongly recommend staying elsewhere and specifically avoiding **site #98**. Campgrounds have a responsibility to assign rigs to sites they can safely enter AND exit. Based on our experience, Jellystone Estes Park failed to do that.

Most disappointed by booking snafu that was revealed when we checked in on June 7 2026. Despite…read morebeing assured on the phone that our reservation for that week was in a handicapped assist cabin, no such reservation was recorded. Only a regular cabin was reserved for us. "Oh , the notes say we'd get a disabled assist cabin if it was available when we arrived. Sorry about that." Only recourse is money back with no place to go. Hey, we know there are limited such availabilities in parks like this, but if you can't book us FOR SURE, just tell us. We'll go somewhere else. Instead, my wife struggled up our cabin stairs for five days. The camp staff was polite and friendly but this was a really difficult situation.

I stayed for one week for work every thing is good except the gate code is a pain to enter the…read morecampsite also if you don't check out by elven they charge you extra 25 dollars pass 11 plus a 75 for staying pass five is the down side having to work 12 hrs a day you figure they work with you had to leave work early to move the camper but they still end up charging you even after you tell them your not staying they act like they are over booked it is what it is

We stayed here three nights while passing thru Denver (visiting family). Everything here seems so…read morenew! When we checked in, they modified our site to a better site that would give us some distance from other campers. It's nice to be able to spread out a little bit as it's not full season here yet. Site was very level, new picnic table and grassy area. The clubhouse is AMAZING- it's the best clubhouse we've ever seen in any campground. Just wow. Tons of comfy seating, indoor and outdoor seating; firepit, hanging chairs etc. there is a little kids playroom, a table gaming machine and a nice tv/couch area. If you were traveling as a group- this would be a super nice setup for gatherings. There is also a small outdoor playground and of course; a big wooden gopher. They have laundry facilities (we were on east side) and there were two big washers and dryers ($2 load / quarters). There is also very nice shower facilities in this clubhouse. There is a little library, a 'dog stick library lol- they even have a small basketball goal setup for the kids. You're about 30 minutes straight north of Denver on 25- make sure to take the time to go into the historic District of Longmont, what a great little area with tons of restaurants, bars, and shopping. We saw a notice on the clubhouse that sometimes they have food trucks come in too We paid about $75/night that included taxes.

Winter Park Resort is the perfect Colorado mountain escape…read more The views are incredible, the scenery is beautiful, and the resort has something for everyone -- whether you're there to ski, explore, or simply enjoy the mountains. The atmosphere is welcoming, the location is unbeatable, and the entire experience captures what makes a mountain getaway special. It's easy to spend the day outside enjoying everything the resort has to offer and then relax surrounded by some of the best scenery Colorado has to offer. A great destination for adventure, relaxation, and making lasting memories.

We are visiting Winter Park Resort for a wedding! Room was nice! In the non-skiing season,…read morethere's lots of trails for biking and hiking. The $73 adventure park here at the resort was ok. Chair lift is $34 for scenic views on top of the mountain. Our room was adequate. No huge bells and whistles and a bit dated in the furniture, but the bed was comfortable and easy to get in and out of the free parking garage during this time of year.