Golden Eagle Campground

"Very friendly, area well maintained, decent amount of space between each setup. We stayed 10 nights and we had no one within 30 feet of us on either side. Laundry was nice, clean, newer machines at a reasonable price. Restrooms were old but clean. Within 15 minutes to everything you would need. So very much to see and do in the area you can easily spend 2 weeks here and be busy every day. The furthest we went was Royal Gorge and it was a nice drive. Nice rustic playground, kids (not ours) enjoyed the playground and riding bikes. Beautiful fishing lake picnic tables and fire pits. We saw turkeys and deer in the campground."

"The campground staff beyond helpful and welcoming. Check in was smooth with all the information, and camp staff is constantly making laps around the campground. It’s a bigger campground so it’s nice to see a staff taking the time to ensure people are being courteous. They are also very flexible when able! Our spot was just a bit snug to fit our camper, and they found us 3 more spot options and let us take our pick. There’s tons of trails around, lakes and privacy at most sites with trees. The electrical and water hook ups can be a bit confusing as they’re hidden in the brush in some sites. Also very dog friendly as the staff would make laps on their golf carts with their pups too. This was an amazing start to our 11 day journey up to Alaska. We would definitely be back!"

"The campground is just 30 minutes south of Colorado Springs but feels like it's deep in the mountains. It's nestled in the foothills and has a fishing lake with a big shade tree and picnic table that sits a above the city so you just see sky, not city. We had full hookups and an incredible bug museum at the front office within walking distance of our campsite (which had a fire pit and picnic table). Firewood is $1/piece. Also, plenty off shade trees, swings, grass volleyball, basketball hoop, and tetherball! Highly recommend!"