Cripple Creek KOA Holiday

Nestled amidst towering pines with breathtaking views of fall colors, the location is truly unbeatable. The facilities were spotless and well-maintained. The team at the campground was exceptionally friendly, knowledgeable, and always ready to assist. Their passion for service added to the charm of the place. The night sky was clear for stargazing, and the tranquility was rejuvenating. We stayed in a couples cabin. It’s my favorite KOA so far!

We just had our second stay here and it absolutely still earns 5 stars across the board! The staff is amazing and the campground is immaculate. The bathrooms, even on busy Labor Day weekend, were so clean and well stocked. The store has everything you could need and they are quick to help in any way they can. They even have a cute little welcome bag for furry guests! We cannot wait to return.

Don't hesitate, just stay here! 1st time staying at an rv/cabin/tent camp and I have to say it was pretty great! I made reservations on the way and luckily they had 1 preferred lot left. We definitely wanted all the hook ups for our RV. The woman in the office was incredibly nice and very informative and the lot was perfect, all the hook ups, table, grill and fireplace. Talk about views! Amazing! It was very quiet also. Everyone seemed very respectful. I can't say what the showers and bathrooms were like as we didn't use them but they had a cute store with some necessities and snacks. You can also order pizza between certain times if you don't feel like cooking. All in all I had a wonderful stay with my husband and 2 small dogs.

A first class summer location. Beautiful weather, no trains or interstates. Restrooms and showers are modern and spotless. Owners and staff are helpful, kind and friendly. Kudos to Peg, a wonderful person who goes beyond expectations. Such a beacon of light always willing to help any time. She has a beautiful smile and a personality to match. You will love this KOA.

Great spot if you’re looking for Camping 101 aka little cabins or tent sites with water/electricity, a sink with water and soap to wash dishes, a breakfast cabin that serves $4 pancakes in the morning, and even option to have pizza delivered to your tent site. Not as great if you actually want to have an “outdoor” camping experience - you can hear cars at night. It was a great first experience overall for us and our 9 mo old in terms of convenience, but just felt like camping for dummies.