This nice ranch campground is easy to find, only about half an hour northeast of Canon City. We…read morewere there to tent camp on a summer weekend and had TONS of space to ourselves. It's very open land... I wish it were a bit more wooded, but it's extremely peaceful, quiet, and has decent mountain views. The staff is friendly, although the older gentleman is a little hard of hearing, so speak loudly. The pool is extremely clean and refreshing! The bathrooms were under construction when we were there, but we still had access to them for running water, toilets, showers... not bad for camping! I would definitely come back to camp here. One more tip: Watch out for cows on the road in.

The campsites were basically just someone's field that decided to charge unsuspecting campers a fee…read moreto put up tents. There were cow patties through out the campsites. There was one restroom facility that was questionably clean. No paper towels just a dingy damp hand towel to dry your hands with. The showers were clean, but there was no hot water even during off-peak usage times. I'm sure this is a great camping place for RV campers, but tent campers be warned. It is windy and dusty.

Beautiful views. Great value! Friendly and helpful owners. Good security gate. Shower and bathroom…read moreavailable to use if needed while you primitive camp. Electric hook ups and water for RV's.

We stayed three nights at High Garden RV Park and recommend it HIGHLY! Tamara is friendly, a great…read morehost, and takes an amazing amount of pride in her park. The park has all pull through sites and the hookups are well laid out and in pristine condition. The park has great views, is very level, and feels very secure. Each site has thick artificial turf that is soft and clean, our dogs loved it. It is a great place to stop and enjoy the Florence and Canon City area. The rates are very reasonable for such a nice place. It would also be a great place to stay long term. There are some strict rules that we were expected to follow, but they were not overly restrictive, and were a big factor in keeping the place nice and relaxed. We did have some visitors one afternoon, we let Tamara know, and she was just as gracious to them as she was to us. Great Campground!

I was pleasantly suprised to find a place at an RV park to take my tiny house. The staff at High…read moreGardens RV Park are awesome. They take you to your very large site and hook you up. The utilities are at every site and so convenient. They prepare every site and position the turf so you step out on it from your RV. I couldn't be happier and they are open year round. No worries on trying to find a place for the winter. I'd give them 10 stars if I could.

Went for the Holiday weekend and had a fantastic time. Restrooms and showers were super clean…read more Staff was very friendly , the entire place was just what we expected. Even the music playing was wonderful. We will for sure be headed back soon!

Dirk is the best and the vintage trailers to stay in are incredible. You will not be disappointed…read morein this unique experience. Would and will stay here again and again.

I will admit I was a little bit worried about this campsite because of the reviews complaining…read moreabout noise and privacy. But I booked it anyway because it was right across the street from the white water rafting company we booked a trip with. It was honestly much better than I was expecting. It was a lovely, clean campsite with a really nice bathhouse with bathrooms, showers and laundry. Definitely not a wilderness camping experience but great for families. We booked campsite #1 and we felt like it was a really great spot. One of the bigger ones for sure. The cons were the bathrooms being REALLY far away (we drove up to them most of the time) yet definitely not enough privacy to "go" outside. There was a helicopter across the street and bar with live music but we couldn't really hear either at night where our camp was so it didn't bother us. PS the food at the bar and grill is AMAZING. One thing to keep in mind is that there are very few trees or shade and temperatures were in the high 90's early 100's this past weekend so it was a little brutal. But overall we had a great time and I thought it was a really nice commercial campground. The kids had a blast. The glamping tents looked awesome. However minus one star for Amanda at the front desk who was incredibly, openly rude and nasty to my husband for NO reason (he is the nicest person ever). He is rarely ever bothered by rudeness and it really put him (and so, us) in a bad head space on arrival. She needs some serious customer service re-training. HOWEVER, all the other staff members we encountered were wonderful and made up for her foulness.

This place is fantastic. It deserves 3.75 stars. The service, amenities, view and cleanliness are…read moreoutstanding. The toilets are clean, 2 stalls in each men's and women's bathrooms and sink with soap and warm water. Showers are split up the same way and connects to a laundry facility. All very clean. You can take 5 min warm showers and the tent came with a nice set of towels, wash cloths, soaps, lotion and a bag of ice. I traded the ice for credit to the fire wood since it was SO cold. It was a decent 63 during the day and 44 at night. The cons? The camp sites are SUPER close together so it forced interaction with other people 10 feet away. I wanted more privacy and isolation as did others around me, so that was awkward. Also, it's noisy. It's across the street from the helicopter tours AND the highway. There was pretty much traffic noise the entire time and also campers coming and going at all hours shining headlights into the tent and being loud. I was woken up a bunch and it was hard to sleep. I can tell that the shed with bed is quieter and probably warmer. The multi floor condos look nice too but again really close together. I think if you set your expectations before you get here you can have a nice time. They need to put in some tall plants between the units or something to break it up and add privacy.

Just past the (fake) police car, through the town of Twin Lakes, and to the left, lies the sweetest…read morelittle campground to date. PARRY PEAK! My family and I have been camping up here many times and again most recently. I love this campground because: ++ The host (and family) is beyond friendly, super accommodating, generous, always has a smile on his face and is quite the talker. He and his wife come up each summer to run the joint, and as a result, they have made many friends, and have a great energy about them. ++ Bathrooms! Yes, I will admit I am more of a "glamper" - meaning I'm okay to not pee in the woods. With restrooms located throughout the two-loop campground, I can do my business in peace. The facilities are well equipped with toiletries, air fresheners and isn't too bad for a toilet that doesn't flush! ++ Loop one features LARGE campsites perfect for tents and trailers, are close to the roaring water, and provide so much shade! Loop two, is closer to the camp host, main road to town and provides less shade, but is just as nice! Sites are well maintained, clean and provide plenty of room to spread out. ++ Fires are allowed! With fire bans throughout the state, it's nice to have the ability to have a contained fire in the pit. We roasted marshmallows, cooked steaks and spent ample time talking, singing and staring at the stars. It's not truly camping, without a fire! ++ Firewood delivery! The hosts granddaughter (who is all of 10 years old), makes a point to deliver firewood to anyone that requests and pays for the three-pack minimum - all for $20, plus a few buck tip for the delivery! ;) ++ Views for dayyyyyssssss! Overlooking the twin lakes that the town was named after, and just at the base of Mt Elbert - it's hard to go wrong with a view that great! ++ Just a short 2 1/2 hour drive from Denver, 20 minutes from downtown Leadville, and 2 minutes from Twin Lakes! --No reservations are allowed - meaning this place fills up FAST as it is a first come, first serve basis. Previously when camping here, we were able to come up Friday morning to grab a killer spot. With its popularity increasing, now one must come up earlier in the week (like Wednesday!) to get a spot. We were lucky to snag the LAST spot in loop two. --For $22/night, I found this to be a bit steep for an overnight price. --Less privacy in loop two! Our little site was a bit small for the four of us, and the only decently flat and shaded place for our tent was awfully close to our neighbors. Despite the few downsides, I know we'll continue to summer camp at Parry Peak!

The Abriendo Inn is a beautiful B&B converted from a historic mansion, conveniently located near…read moredowntown Pueblo; we had a concert at Pueblo Memorial Hall and walked it- just a mile. The hosts, Cindy & Jeff are just incredible, warm people. We only stayed one night and left feeling as if we'd known them for years. The property grounds are gorgeous, and the rooms are beautifully decorated and very clean. (Cindy would want you to know that!). Hard to imagine staying anywhere else in Pueblo- we will definitely be back!

I stayed here for a week, about a week ago. I initially booked for my high school reunion, but…read moreextended my reservation since I was going to be in town anyway. I made a great decision! The hosts Jeff and Cindy were fabulous! They worked tirelessly to make my visit the best possible. The house is gorgeous, as was my room. While i was there, they hosted a mixer for my reunion, as well as a concert and an open mike. All of the events were very well managed including everything from food and beverages, and somehow seating around 100 people. They even handled the interruption of a couple thunderstorms, preventing the parties from becoming a disaster. I will visit again everytime I visit Pueblo. I encourage anyone considering a Pueblo trip to stay here. Thanks very much for your hospitality!

I slept a in a remodeled jail cell (#1) in the former Pueblo Jail. The bed was comfy the decor was…read moresimple and elegant and it was really clean. We had a cute balcony and a coffee maker and snacks for purchase. The tub/ shower was awkwardly high to climb into and the water from the rain like shower head was low pressure. It was a Sunday night, so it was really quiet. Good place to stay if a little pricey for the Pueblo Fair to see Cheap Trick.

Rooms are fine. If you have traveled to Asia - it will seem big. :) There is nowhere to hang your…read moreclothing or store your luggage - so plan ahead. It is very cute, linens, and the bed were awesome! There is a coffee station in the Jail hallway. It should be upgraded to a large Keurig that holds water to prevent guests from running back and forth with their cups. We never saw anyone at the desk, but did meet the housekeeper. She was very pleasant. the drink tickets for the CLINK were a nice surprise. There should be more historical information in the hotel. I remember when people used to stay there, before it was a hotel!