St. Vrain State Park Campground – États-Unis

St Vrain is about a mile off of I25 about 30 miles north of Denver CO. The park is well laid out, site 28 was dead on level with concrete pad, fire ring/bbq and picnic table with shelter. Mallard loop was clean, quiet and had a building w/restroom with showers. Park rangers were very nice and helpful - camp host was either angry or didn't want to engage when i tried to wave him down while he drove around on the golf cart for a question (really pretty funny!) the verizon signal was very strong at 4 bars on my jet pack but throughout the state the phone signal was only 3G!!! thats one strike for CO. Interstate traffic noise was obvious if that bothers you. Price per night is $28 which is for electric only plus the $7 they collect per day with all fees puts you in the $35 ballpark which is probably one of the higher state park fees ...Other than that its a great spot to work with the Rockies in the distance!

il y a 3 ans

This campground is located north of Denver and is just off 25 highway. There are several small ponds/lakes and almost every spot is close to the water. We have a 40 ft. Class A Diesel and the full hook-up RV sites were $41 (note - you do have to pay an $8 per day Colorado State Park vehicle fee. If you have a toad it is only one $8 fee, but if you drive the RV and the car in separate you have to pay for each vehicle/day). The price is a little high, but the campsites were nicely located near the water and had concrete pads. Each site has a fire pit and a covered picnic table. Beautiful views. Great experience!

il y a 3 ans

St. Vrain SP is a little gem hidden in the city. We really enjoyed our stay here in 2018. We chose this park because it was conveniently located on our route ( final destination Glacier NP) from TX to CO. The park was well maintained, there were hosts for the different areas and in all did a great job of keeping the sites clean. We stayed on site 032 which was a pull thru and it was spacious enough for our 40’ 5th Wheel. The site did not have water or electricity but we had done our research and were prepared. There were other areas around that had full hook ups, but were full when we visited. A water spigot was close to our campsite which was convenient and a dump station is located as you leave the park. The restrooms were super clean, spacious and had hot water, just make sure you have change as you need to pay fo your shower. The views of the park were spectacular and even though it’s located Off the hwy, it has a very nice secluded vibe and the noise win’t be a problem.

il y a 3 ans

We stayed at campsite 60 for 1 night then moved to campsite 30 which we had reserved months ago. 60 is on what seems to be a new side with full hookups. Campsite 30 only has electric but does have water available at pump on each end of loop. Very lovely area with plenty of trails around ponds. Several bathrooms scattered about & 1 very nice bathroom/shower facility. Showers are pay but not expensive & great hot water & pressure. Lots of birds & although we didn’t fish the ponds seem to be great for it. The only drawback was the interstate noise. We could drown it out with our fan or music but at times it was very loud. Park is close to plenty of shopping & the lovely town of Longmont. Overall this park is beautiful & well cared for. A gem in the middle of a fast growing area.

il y a 3 ans

We stayed here for 2 nights to see a car show in Westminster and while exploring the Rocky Mountain National park. The site we chose was a back in overlooking one of the many ponds in the park that was electric only, there is a dump station and potable water on site. The site was clean and level. The Ranger staff were friendly and helpful. there was a lot of road noise from the adjacent Interstate (I-25). We would stay here again, but only if we needed to stay in the area as the cost is high.

il y a 3 ans