Decent park, spots can be a bit tight (31' travel trailer). Lots of polen from the trees. Big…read moreconstruction on the main road made traffic bad. Close to the city to explore. Most patrons were nice, but there was the occasional rude trashy visitor. There are other options in the area, this one had last minute vacancy. Electricity was iffy at times.

Clean and beautiful. Nice showers. A lot of trees, big sights. Friendly host. Level parking. One…read moreof the nicest campgrounds we have stayed in.

We actually been coming the past 6 summers are truly enjoy it. Some people don't realize you are…read morein the mountains and not all the sites are level so make sure you have blocks with you. You are surrounded by beautiful pine or aspen trees. You can tell the owner takes great care of his park. It's very clean as well. There are no fires which is fine but sometimes the management will have a campfire in the picnic area as long as there's not a fire ban or rain. They are dog friendly but a maximum of 2 dogs (need management approval), no WiFi but why would you need it when you got your phones or personal hotspot, no laundry or bathrooms as you need to be fully contained. That is fine with me as I'll know if I catch something it's my own fault not the parks... Amazing views of Pikes Peak... if you can't see it in your site, there are picnic tables in their rocky corral (that's what the managers call it). The rates are pretty reasonable as they have their summer rates which include taxes, electric, water, sewer & trash and then monthly rates start in October. **You need to go 5mph throughout the entire park which is good as I've been in other parks and it gets dangerous when you're out walking and almost getting hit by a speeder, . ** You are located in the city of Woodland Park, Colorado and so you are close to everything. I highly recommend this RV park as I'll be coming for sure next summer.

We felt like taking a jaunt for a quick overnight. This is the perfect place for that if you are ok…read morewith small, simple, and serene. Which I am but the lack of a few integral amenities was one of the few reasons I gave it a three and not a four. Negatives: incredibly steep spots and not many of them. A lot of the campers aren't really "campers" but are either there for a while, or even seem to be living there. This cuts down on quite a few of the really nice spots. The proximity to the highway is a bit distracting when the traffic is heavier. BUT when the traffic isn't heavy, it's very quiet and pleasant. The area is nice and even though the highway noise is a bit much sometimes, the proximity as far as convenience for wayward travelers is definitely a plus. The apparent lack of amenities (however small an RV park is) was surprising. No showers, bathrooms, etc. I would imagine for long term visitors that could be an issue if anything should go wrong with their motorhome or need to wash clothes. Our spot and a few others (there are 40ish) and I think some of those are full-time people was incredibly, I mean blocks under our levelers steep. This caused a skosh of an issue, as some will know, with our slide out and wasn't much room for it. So if possible, request a spot that isn't steeper than Everest. These were the reasons they lost the fourth star. Positives: convenient location to Walgreens, hwy, and a couple of restaurants and very nice and quiet all evening even outside of quiet hours. Aside from some guy who felt the need to run his saw above at 8am on a weekend, it was a great place to rest for the evening. I didn't see the cabins but they do have some quaint cabins as a nice alternative. I can't attest to the interior however. But they look nice and clean on the outside. Very friendly caretaker who was available when we needed anything and the prices are perfectly matched for the camp ground. Free wifi! Yes, even camping I need my wifi. Having that is so nice it always counts as a positive no matter how remote. But, don't expect TV reception because no dish will be able to get through the trees. Despite that, the trees are definitely a positive. Very established pines that give a nice addition to the view, they also give a feeling of seclusion and did help block out the traffic noise. Full hookups. Always a bonus! I would highly recommend if you are traveling through but not so much if you plan on staying for a longer weekend. I really want to give them four stars but just can't because of the steepness and lack of extras. Four stars for short stay. Three for long stay.

Really run down and sketchy. Stay at Fort Walmart before stopping here (and we have never stayed…read morein a Walmart parking lot). As others have noted, sites are on top of each other and the park seems to cater to families with little camping experience. Seriously, if nothing else is available, stay in a motel.

Two stars! One for very friendly staff, and the second for convenient location. I for sure would…read morenot choose to pay to stay here ever again. The tent campsites are right on top of each other. Our picnic table was right next to our neighbor site's picnic table; you can share a meal with your stranger neighbor if you wish. The stall doors in the bathroom are comically short; they were cut to about knee height when sitting on the toilet so that your junk is at risk of exposure while you're sitting on the toilet. The campground is also RIGHT off the highway so you go to sleep to loud traffic noise and wake up to it, too. It also backs right up to a residential area, so you can look at the back of folks' houses and hear their dogs bark through night. There were roosters to wake you up in the morning, too (ngl I kinda liked that part). My husband and I are avid hikers and campers, so we've seen a lot of campgrounds. This is my least favorite, right after one of the KAOs in Virginia. During our stay, I playfully dubbed this place "the trailer park of campgrounds," and before you come after me, I grew up in a trailer park (so I would know!). If you need a convenient place to stay, it will do. It's a place to sleep. But if you're wanting privacy, space, and quiet (you know, the things people go tent camping for), then you'll want to go elsewhere.

Entire campground experience was outstanding. Great owner, staff and accommodations. Minutes away…read morefrom Pike's Peak. Train ride to the top was excellent. Note: the owner continues to enhance an already excellent campgrounds.

I thought this would be one of my favorite RV parks since it's up in the mountains, but it really…read moredidn't have the outdoorsy vibe I was hoping for. It's just a big gravel lot and all of the RVs are crammed on top of each other. The site seemed smaller than the other RV parks we've been to. There's also no trees or semblance of privacy. On the positive side, site are full hookup. They have wifi and it worked pretty well. I probably wouldn't stay again if I could find another park nearby that isn't so cramped.

The park is not huge (which is good) but the amenities are great! The staff is super friendly and…read morethe overall park is so clean. Even the 2 dog parks are very clean! We were parked next to the creek and you could hear the water flowing. Really enjoyed our stay!

The place was nice, the lots were very close together and you have to share a power outlet with the…read morecampsite next to you, the bathroom was very nice and very clean. There was even a heater in the bathroom! The only real complaint we have is; we were tent camping - so we used 1 small power cord for about 20 minutes - and still got charged the $72 (same as an RV).

The fishing pond was great but that's about it. Lots of restrictions for RV/campers. Priority use…read morefor groups staying at the lodge when it comes to the pool and mini golf. The spigot broke when i was filling up my fresh water and consequently it flooded my tank and it took the gentleman camping next to us to help get the spigot back on and shut the water off. We were both soaked. Maintenance showed up after about 5 minutes after I called. They really didn't do anything so I didn't dare use it again. After another camper went out of his way to explain Colorados fire stages to me, (I'm from Colorado Springs) and how Golden Bell does like "rif raf", that's when i decided I'd had enough of being treated like a second class citizen and made the decision to leave 2 days early. I called the front office and left a message that we had left early and they could go ahead and open the space. I did it as a courtesy to the business because I am an honest person and not going to be greedy over a few dollars ($40). I got a call the next day from GB and was told I would not be getting the $40 refunded due to policy. I never asked for a refund. Such an insulting experience. I hope Golden Bell and the church of the Nazareth do something generous with that $40. Im Catholic and believe in Jesus Christ. I pray the rosary every day. I will add GB to my prayers

Golden Bell Camp is amazing. Pike Peak is a great view of much of the property. The zip line is…read morelike 900 ft across a lake and super fun! a huge heated pool. Laser tag, black light activities. The food is cooked by real chefs and is amazingly great. especially for a camp! The office staff is very friendly and helpful, with tons of ideas. Your stay at Golden Bell will be a lifetime memory. Have fun! God Bless.

This RV park is all about the location and service. We went in the winter, so while the amenities…read moremay be great, we didn't use any of them. My only reason for one less star that "great" is that it would have been awesome to have a lil fire pit or grill at the "Deluxe" sites. Aside from that, we had a great stay. Location-wise, we rode our bikes to the Garden of the Gods paths, as well as to downtown Colorado City, where there are ample restaurants, little shops, etc. It's also biking distance to downtown Manitou Springs, which was very charming as well. Service-wise, we requested an early check-in so that we could get set up and have time to ride our bikes to an appointment nearby, and they us to check in a few hours early with no additional fee. They also have a chalkboard in the office with cool things going on in the surrounding area. Another cool feature of this RV Park - it's proximity to the Buffalo Lodge Bicycle Resort. Within less than 5 minutes of walking, this place has live music and cute lil bar that really made our quick getaway weekend.

An older resort we were kind of surprised we got a "deluxe site" and we're not sure what deluxe…read moremeans. The spaces are so close together and you get a picnic table setting on a slab of cement, the RV's on top of rocks. No trees in the deluxe sites. For the price you pay for RV parks anymore this one does not meet the Mark. If you pay for it in full when you book it, and if you cancel for any reason, there are no refunds. Lots of full-time RVs here. We came in first thing to do laundry, but they failed to tell us that you don't take quarters. You have to download an app that is so cumbersome. We had to call the staff twice to help us with it and we're pretty soggy when it comes to the Internet. Too much work for a Guest staying a couple of nights. We would not recommend this park. The only and I mean only Positive is that it's a good location, very close to garden of the gods and eating places.

Outstanding customer service! We rented a one way U-Haul trailer and opted to return here because…read moreit was close to home. Having a bunch of trash to get rid of, and being across the street from the transfer station I thought great I'll kill 2 birds with one stone dump the trash at the transfer station and return the trailer, literally across the street. Problem was the transfer was closed because of an equipment break down. I was headed to the landfill 30 minutes away when I was turning on the highway when the owner flagged me down and said he would help me out. I told him about the trash and he said he would work with me. Long story short, I was able to return the trailer and he was incredibly reasonable for the fee to get rid of the trash. Not having to drive an hour round trip to the landfill and being able to move on with my day as planned was awesome. Very grateful for nice people. Since I'm not that great at backing up trailers I had to drive around a few different parts of the storage yard and it looks like a great place to store your RV big aisles with plenty of room to navigate and a nice fenced in year with razor wire on top to deter people from wanting to look through your stuff. Very friendly and helpful, highly recommend All Outside Storage!

I have never received better service in my life…read more I had reserved a26 foot truck in Littleton, Colorado to move my daughter and husband back to Illinois, on Saturday March 30. My husband and son were flying to Denver on the 29th to pack the truck and drive it to Illinois on the 31st. And on the 28th, a lady from U-Haul called to tell me my truck would be in Durango for pickup on the 30th. She didn't care that it was a 6 hour drive from Littleton. And her only solution was maybe a 15 foot truck would be available sometime Sunday. Rubin with All Outside Storage came to my rescue, let me book everything over the phone, made it super easy to pick up the truck. The 40 minute drive to Monument sure beats the 6 hour drive to Durango, and there was no waiting in line. We walked in and he handed us the keys! I can't thank you enough.

This was an amazing experience. The property is beautiful, lots of natural wildlife, and the hosts…read moreare fantastic people! Each breakfast was delicious, and they really went out of their way to make us feel at home. We woke up to a beautiful view each morning & the jet tub in the room was just the icing on top!

Amazing Views, secluded but close to town. Breakfast was good and I've never slept better while…read morebeing away from home. Nice place!