Public Campground
4 dispersed campsites
Fort Collins, Colorado
Campground in Colorado.
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About Boulder Brook #1
Campground in Colorado.
Boulder Brook #1 offers a genuine Colorado camping experience nestled in the scenic landscape that makes this state a premier RV destination. This public campground welcomes travelers seeking an authentic mountain retreat without the complications of private resort amenities. The setting provides access to some of Colorado's most cherished natural attractions and outdoor recreation opportunities that draw visitors from across the country.
The campground's location puts you within reach of Colorado's iconic landscapes and outdoor activities. Whether you're interested in hiking, fishing, or simply enjoying mountain scenery, the surrounding area delivers year-round appeal. The region around Boulder Brook #1 showcases the dramatic terrain and natural beauty that Colorado is famous for, with plenty of opportunities to explore trails, discover scenic viewpoints, and connect with the landscape on your own terms.
For those planning a Colorado camping trip, Boulder Brook #1 serves as an excellent base camp. The public campground setting means you'll find fellow RVers and campers from various backgrounds, creating a community atmosphere that many travelers appreciate. The straightforward, no-frills approach allows you to focus on what matters most during your getaway—enjoying nature, spending time with family and friends, and recharging away from daily routines.
The area surrounding the campground offers multiple ways to spend your days. Colorado's outdoor recreation scene is world-class, with numerous activities suitable for different interests and activity levels. From leisurely scenic drives to more adventurous pursuits, the region provides diverse options for how you want to experience your time here.
Boulder Brook #1 works well for various types of travelers—families looking for affordable camping, couples seeking a mountain escape, and outdoor enthusiasts wanting a convenient headquarters for exploration. The public campground model makes it accessible to those planning road trips across Colorado or seeking to explore this beautiful state at their own pace. With solid ratings from past visitors, it represents a reliable choice for Colorado RV camping.
The campground's location puts you within reach of Colorado's iconic landscapes and outdoor activities. Whether you're interested in hiking, fishing, or simply enjoying mountain scenery, the surrounding area delivers year-round appeal. The region around Boulder Brook #1 showcases the dramatic terrain and natural beauty that Colorado is famous for, with plenty of opportunities to explore trails, discover scenic viewpoints, and connect with the landscape on your own terms.
For those planning a Colorado camping trip, Boulder Brook #1 serves as an excellent base camp. The public campground setting means you'll find fellow RVers and campers from various backgrounds, creating a community atmosphere that many travelers appreciate. The straightforward, no-frills approach allows you to focus on what matters most during your getaway—enjoying nature, spending time with family and friends, and recharging away from daily routines.
The area surrounding the campground offers multiple ways to spend your days. Colorado's outdoor recreation scene is world-class, with numerous activities suitable for different interests and activity levels. From leisurely scenic drives to more adventurous pursuits, the region provides diverse options for how you want to experience your time here.
Boulder Brook #1 works well for various types of travelers—families looking for affordable camping, couples seeking a mountain escape, and outdoor enthusiasts wanting a convenient headquarters for exploration. The public campground model makes it accessible to those planning road trips across Colorado or seeking to explore this beautiful state at their own pace. With solid ratings from past visitors, it represents a reliable choice for Colorado RV camping.
3.7
Rating
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Reviews
Park Details
Tips & Tricks
Book Early
Estes Park is popular during peak season. Reserve 2-4 weeks in advance for weekends and holidays.
Check-in Time
Most parks have check-in after 1:00 PM and check-out by 11:00 AM. Call ahead if you'll arrive late.
Local Weather
Colorado weather can change quickly. Pack layers and check the forecast for Estes Park.
Explore the Area
Don't miss local attractions near Estes Park. Ask the camp host for hidden gems and trails.
Boulder Brook #1 Reviews
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Kenneth Cowan
Mar 18, 2026
2.0
Google Review by Kenneth Cowan
I visited this park with my parents the last week of the season. The lots are small. There are no fire rings. Our lot did not have the picnic table that was supposed to be included. We had to ask for one and then we were asked multiple times if they could take it back because they wanted to get it done before the end of the season. Either you're open or you're not. There should not be less ameniti... I visited this park with my parents the last week of the season. The lots are small. There are no fire rings. Our lot did not have the picnic table that was supposed to be included. We had to ask for one and then we were asked multiple times if they could take it back because they wanted to get it done before the end of the season. Either you're open or you're not. There should not be less amenities than you pay for on the last week of the season. The WiFi was also shut off early for the season. Shout out to one staff member who let us use his personal WiFi for the week. He was great and is the only reason this review is getting two stars for service instead of one. The rest of the staff was rude and unhelpful. The laundry room was also closed three days before the last day. If things are not going to be available then there should be a deep discount for those days. The only standout about this location is that it is as close as you can get to Rocky Mountain National Park without staying in the park itself. I would not recommend staying here if you have another option.
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Michele Egan
Mar 18, 2026
4.0
Google Review by Michele Egan
Very nice, friendly and helpful staff. Large, flat sites each with a picnic table. Great views right along the river. Walking distance to several restaurants, a well-stocked local grocery store, gas station and gift shop. Near RMNP entrance. Would definitely return.
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Ronnie Reyes
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Ronnie Reyes
A nice park that's well maintained. Bathrooms are clean, we used the laundry room, they have a location to wash dogs, a small pond, and the Big Thompson River runs along the park. Great location too. It's located on the edge of Estes Park and within 2 miles of the Rocky Mountain National Park entrance.
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Elli Marie
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Elli Marie
We really enjoyed our stay here. Well maintained Park. Nice employees. Close to RMNP and downtown Estes. Awesome laundry room!!! Very quiet and peaceful. A herd of elk walked right through the creek!! It was beautiful.
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Ben Tosuner
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Ben Tosuner
This is our second year we stay here. I think we are all in. Lots are very spacious. Our 32’ class C and tow vehicle fit perfectly. 50AMP, sewer, water, large table and area to relax. Kid friendly park, small lake for fishing. Elks walking around, lots of pine trees. Very close to RM Beaver Meadows and Fall River entrances. Walking distance to restaurants. Minutes away from the famous ELK horn a... This is our second year we stay here. I think we are all in. Lots are very spacious. Our 32’ class C and tow vehicle fit perfectly. 50AMP, sewer, water, large table and area to relax. Kid friendly park, small lake for fishing. Elks walking around, lots of pine trees. Very close to RM Beaver Meadows and Fall River entrances. Walking distance to restaurants. Minutes away from the famous ELK horn ave (shopping strip) with lots of stores.
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