Aspenglen Campground

Beautiful campsites, wonderful location, easy to get to from Denver/Boulder and Estes Park is a short drive away. Stayed a couple nights for NYE 2024. Very few people. Fox came by to tuck us in and coyote sang us to sleep. Few amenities in winter, as expected; porta potties seemed colder than the 1°F that it was 😁 Great sky views, great sunrise on mountain view to start the new year.

Beautiful campground! Currently only one loop is open but we stayed on a Wednesday and only 4 other people were there. Lots of wildlife! There are bathrooms and water but they are closed until warmer weather. There's a creek a few hundred feet away and if you're into doing cold plunges that's the place! Overall this is a beautiful site right inside the nation park. You will have to pay entry to the park plus the $30 per night for the site.

Fantastic campground. Incredibly clean. And for those who don't necessarily want to fully rough, it, very nice bathrooms with flushing toilets. There's a fair amount of light shine, so if you're going for the night sky, you'll want to drive 5 to 10 minutes away from the campground

This is the most beautiful campground we’ve ever visited. It’s the first left inside the park. You stop at the ranger station and check in. They did tell us that they saw a bear within the last few days, but there are TONS of bear boxes. We had the most beautiful spot. We parked at loop A right by the bathroom and then walked about 70 yards to site A. We had a flat spot for our tent and a fire ring. They sell bundles of wood near the ranger station for $7 each, but not on Wednesdays. There was a little sink for the final wash for your dishes at the restroom. The restrooms were the nicest I’ve ever seen at a park, but I think loop A’s restroom was by far the best. There was potable water by the path to the walk in sites. A&B sites were great, but I would stay away from C, D, and E because they are right by the river and really loud. All sites had a fire ring. We drove over to alluvial fan and hiked the Lawn Lake trail. I wouldn’t hike the trail right by the campground, as it’s a horse trail and full of mud and horse poop. We’d definitely stay again.

Stayed at site 38 for 2 nights—really beautiful location, and generally quiet (though one night we could hear music from a building just out of the park, but it didn’t keep us up at all). Chipmunks are numerous and persistent, but bathroom looked brand new and was very clean!