Boulder County Fairgrounds Campground

The spaces are close together, so you need to find the spot and park, then go to pay for it. Options vary for hookups, so be aware of the map with various connection options. The park could use some landscape maintenance, but it was tolerable. The park staff was very nice and gave helpful information. The bathrooms and showers were clean and modern.

Prettiest dump station ever! This campground was great. Clean restrooms, showers and grounds. Close to everything in town. The camp host, Derek, is awesome and a great guy!! We stayed here a few nights for an event at the fairgrounds and had site 45 with lots of afternoon shade. Well taken care of and all our neighbors were friendly.

This place is pathetic. There is no sign telling you no water until after you pay and grab the pen on the desk to fill out the receipt. And the sign saying no water until spring is there, Not on the wall where you can see it where the RV rules or payment kiosk is. Then old rude guy that works there knocked early in morning hard and loud waking my baby up telling me to leave cause my tags were 2 days past due. We had just got done traveling the past 6 months and just returned to Colorado. Give me a break. That's why your campground is empty.

The location is excellent! Great walking trails and major stores within walking distance. If you plan to stay for several days, it's best to arrive mid-week to secure a spot and be sure to empty your tank before you get settled. There's a dump station but no campsite sewer hookups. The manager Derek does a fantastic job keeping the place orderly. The “feed the meter” no-reservation, cash-only system takes a minute to understand but it’s fair and works well for the spontaneous travelers.

Man at the second booth at the Longmont survival and prepper show made me feel very uncomfortable. I hope to never see his vendor booth again.