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    3.3 (40 reviews)

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    Stacy C.

    Very impressed with this campground! We stayed here while my family visited Rocky Mountain National Park. Great sites, clean bathrooms, nice laundry room, friendly neighbors, breezy reservation experience. There was a concrete pavement area to step off on and a sweet picnic table. We paid ~$60 with a Good Sam discount. The campground was a 15 min bike ride from town and 15 ish min drive tot he park entrance. There was a playground and an old elk who roamed about. We saw many campers take his pictures-just make sure to stay a safe distance away! Everything was great. The lady at the front desk gave us some of her own laundry pods because the store was out.

    The Rockies right out your window!
    Adam P.

    I'll preface this by saying we stayed here while they were closed, essentially. We were looking for a place to stay for New Years Eve weekend and after calling all around Estes Park, Manor was one of the only to answer but they quickly stated they were closed too. They did, however, offer "dry camping" which to me means they are offering a piece of land. Well to them they were offering a spot, with power, cable, and sewer. They also have water onsite at select frost-free hydrants but not at the sites. I think this set us back $35/night and we were the only ones in the park. Everything worked out great for us and we really enjoyed our stay. It was only in the teens outside and most of the park was closed so we really didn't get to utilize anything they offered but that was fine with us and we knew that before we arrived. I will say they had WiFi and it was surprisingly fast in the pull thru spot we were in. Nice people, great visit. Can't wait to come back in the summer.

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    Christi N.

    Beautiful RV park, lots of room and trees with a creek running along one side of the park. Shower, restrooms and laundry convenient to walk to from any spot. Within minutes of town and lake. Very easy drive to RMNP. Friendly service. We had full hook-ups, easy to use. Small but adequate playground. I prefer this park to the other chain RV park that we stayed at last year.

    Joseph W.

    We planned a trip last minute to Colorado and booked this place based on the positive reviews. We arrived around 5pm and were greeted in the office with happy faces. We were escorted to our site with staff offering to help set up our camper. Very clean park from the bathrooms to shower house. We were amazed to wake up and find a heard of elk right next to our camper! Very nice place and I would recommend.

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    Nice RV park. Very close to Rocky Mountain NP. The staff was friendly and the sites were nice.

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    Very close sites, and really no staff to help out with anything. Park is conveniently located to downtown Estes Park and RMNP.

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    Manor is the best place to stay in Estes Park with your motorhome. Wonderful people and scenic accommodations.

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    We loved this place! We had a spot by the River. The staff was the nicest yet! Facilities were clean, location was great.

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    Close to everything,rushing river, tons of activities free breakfast and very helpful staff!

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    Rocky Mountain National Park - Bear Lake

    Rocky Mountain National Park

    4.8(829 reviews)
    1.4 mi

    Rocky Mountain National Park: Fantastic One-Day Visit…read more We only had one day to explore Rocky Mountain National Park (RMNP), so we made the most of it by hiking the Bear Lake Corridor and visiting Bear Lake, Nymph Lake, Dream Lake, and Emerald Lake. Getting an Early Start We reserved timed entry for both RMNP and the Bear Lake Corridor with a 5:00 AM entry time and entered through the Fall River Entrance. After talking with several Colorado locals, we were advised to arrive at the Bear Lake Trailhead before 5:00 AM to secure parking. We arrived around 4:30 AM, and that proved to be excellent advice. The early start rewarded us with peaceful trails, beautiful lighting, and very few people around. Hiking the Bear Lake Corridor Bear Lake is an easy, family-friendly hike of about 0.7 miles. The hike to Emerald Lake is more challenging, with approximately 1.6 miles of uphill climbing. The route passes Nymph Lake and Dream Lake before reaching Emerald Lake, and the scenery becomes more impressive with every step. The views and serenity were unmatched in the early morning hours. As we were leaving the Bear Lake area, the parking lots were completely full, and shuttle buses were already operating. Scenic Driving After the hike, we drove Old Fall River Road, a seasonal one-way dirt road that offers spectacular views and a unique driving experience. We also visited: Alpine Visitor Center Trail Ridge Cafe & Gift Shop. From there, we drove Trail Ridge Road back toward Estes Park. Along the way, we were fortunate to see: Elk Moose Bighorn sheep Seeing all three species in a single day was a highlight of our trip. Tips for Future Visitors: I highly recommend bringing: A cooler with drinks and snacks Sandwiches or a packed lunch Bug spray Sunscreen A sun hat At least one liter of water per person per hour hike. The AllTrails app (download maps in advance for navigation) The Trail Ridge Café can be crowded and expensive, so having your own food and drinks can save both time and money. Final Thoughts: Although we wished we had more than one day in Rocky Mountain National Park, we were touring Colorado for the week and had limited time. Even so, this was one of the highlights of our trip. With an early start, a little planning, and a willingness to explore beyond the main attractions, it's possible to experience some of the very best that RMNP has to offer in a single day.

    Rocky Mountain National Park is absolutely beautiful, but it's important to know before you go that…read moreit is not pet-friendly on the trails. Dogs are only allowed in developed areas like parking lots and campgrounds. We visited shortly after a major wildfire, and it was heartbreaking to see how much of the forest had burned. It really puts into perspective how powerful nature can be. One of the most interesting things we learned from a park ranger was that moose are considered one of the biggest wildlife concerns around dogs, even service animals. I never would have guessed that! The ranger explained that dogs can make wildlife feel threatened, which is one of the reasons the park has such strict dog regulations. If you're visiting with a service animal, I'd recommend checking with a ranger about recent wildlife sightings before heading out. That's just my personal opinion--you don't want to put yourself, your dog, or the wildlife in a dangerous situation. One unexpected highlight was spotting a beaver right along the side of the road while driving through the park! We completed three easy trails: * Coyote Valley Trail - About 1 mile round trip, completely flat with little to no elevation gain. Limited parking. * Holzwarth Historic Site - Around 1 mile round trip with very little incline. The trail leads to several historic cabins and buildings. Decent-sized parking lot. * Colorado River Trailhead - Our favorite of the three. It's also about 1 mile round trip and has the most elevation gain, although I'd still consider it an easy hike. Large parking area. Overall, Rocky Mountain National Park is an incredible place to visit with amazing scenery and wildlife. Just be sure to plan ahead if you're traveling with a dog and understand the pet restrictions before you arrive.

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    Alpine Ridge Trail

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    Hermit Park Open Space

    Hermit Park Open Space

    4.0(11 reviews)
    4.0 mi

    Tried to "check in" while we were there but alas no reception. But that is okay. :)…read more Hermit park is a nice little area to go and get away. It is usually fairly quiet. There are lots of trees and gorgeous views of various mountain peaks. This is around 50-55 minutes from my house (or more depending on traffic). This is a county owned park, so you either need a larimer county park pass. Or there is a $9 fee you can pay upon entering if you dont have that. The park is well maintained. There are trash cans at the trail head. Also cared for bathrooms. There is more than kruger rock trail in the park. There is also saddleback and limber trail as well. Kruger is most well known and also tends to be the busiest. The trails are clearly marked and very user friendly. Dogs are allowed here BUT they need to be leashed ;) This is a really nice area to head to when you want to go into estes but dont necessarily want to deal with the crowds of rocky mountain national park. They do close for a few months in the winter. They actually just reopened i believe march 1 for the season so just be aware depending on the time of year you are wanting to go. Current trail conditions as of today were snowy and dry on parts. if you keep going past kruger onto the limber trail on the other side of kruger then you start getting into some deeper snow and snowshoes may be advised. We did about a mile that way and then opted to turn back around. Because the first 2.5 miles were not like that we had opted to not tow our snowshoes with us though we did pack them in the car.

    I recently hiked the Kruger Hike trail and really enjoyed it! First of all, it's dog friendly which…read moreis always a huge plus for me. It's just about 4 miles round trip, so it's not super long. It gains about 900 feet in elevation but never feels really strenuous. Last weekend there was snow on the trail, but it was well marked and easy to follow up to the top. When you make it to the end of trail, make sure to climb to the very top of the rocks. You have to do a little bit of scrambling to get there, but the views are so worth it! You get a fantastic look at Estes Park and Rocky Mountain National Park. The location is great, just a couple of miles away from Estes Park, which is a fun place to stop after you hike. Our group (plus 2 doggies) had a great morning hiking Kruger rock, and would definitely bring other friends and family to check it out.

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    Hermit Park Open Space
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    Estes Park KOA Campground - Rocky Mountain national Park Cub  Lake Trail 15 minutes from our site

    Estes Park KOA Campground

    3.5(58 reviews)
    3.0 mi

    My son and I stayed at this KOA over the weekend and we had the best time! I was immediately…read moreimpressed with the cleanliness of our cabin as well as the bathrooms. Overall, the grounds and amenities were well-maintained. There were some fun organized activities like an ice cream social, karaoke, train rides and a pancake breakfast in the morning. We interacted with several staff members and all of them were pleasant and welcoming, but our favorite was Tim. Not only was he incredibly easy on the eyes, but he started up the communal fire pit and spent time chatting and roasting marshmallows with a bunch of us. We will definitely be back!

    Only great things to say about this KoA location. We got in after hours, but the team had our…read morewelcome packet ready at the front door, and our site was marked off as reserved for us. We woke up looking at the Rockies...it was like the song, spacious skies and mountain majesties. The site was clean, plenty of space, and had power. Water, bathrooms and showers were close on both sides of the site. This kamp location also had cabins and RV sites that looked just as roomie. The admin building is stocked full of any supplies you might need. If they don't have it, the JAX outrigger across the street will. There's a Safeway within driving distance. Plenty of activities going around in Estes Park. We will be back.

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    Estes Park KOA Campground - View from one of the many overlooks Rocky Mountain national Park

    View from one of the many overlooks Rocky Mountain national Park

    Estes Park KOA Campground - Our campsite with the mountains view from our picnic table

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    Our campsite with the mountains view from our picnic table

    Spruce Lake RV Park - Elk in campground

    Spruce Lake RV Park

    2.1(55 reviews)
    0.2 mi

    Spots are nice and wide- can be difficult to park or pull out if park is full. Dirt roads…read more Beautiful views here. Laid back atmosphere. Very clean restrooms and showers. It's expensive- so if you want to complain about prices, don't stay here. Cable tv has a few channels. WiFi is very slow. I'd stay here again anytime- I think it's a solid 4star. Elk are in the camp almost every night!!

    Circling the drain!! I've been coming here for over 20 years and I've witnessed the prices go up…read morebut the amenities go down. They really haven't done much improvement to the sites except basic maintenance. Previously , they had Sunday church services and coffee and donuts on Saturday mornings, and a beautifully maintained crystal clear pond with lots of large trout. It's now a sludge puddle with few fishes and less trees. I came to love this place but it's being run down way too much. The people are great, and I appreciate the trash pickups every day from our site, but it's just not as lovely as it used to be. The ridiculous fire pit by the playground is rarely used by anyone and they've gotten rid of the community events and fun games. It's location is great which is one of the reasons we come here. But since the change to the RMNP entry schedule, the construction everywhere and loss of businesses, it's become tedious. It would be much more attractive if the concentrated beautification they pour into their office area was applied throughout the facility. It's boring and looks old and unloved. PLEASE MAKE IMPROVEMENTS!!

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    Spruce Lake RV Park - Swimming pool is NOT heated. Brrrr

    Swimming pool is NOT heated. Brrrr

    Spruce Lake RV Park - Fishing pier.

    Fishing pier.

    Spruce Lake RV Park - Trying to fish for stocked trout. Really crappy pond. Wasted $30.

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    Trying to fish for stocked trout. Really crappy pond. Wasted $30.

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