Nice park full hook ups. Big sites, would stay again no problem, but now expect to pay out of state resident fee!! Which means you’re paying way more than the place is worth.
About this campground
What campers say
Cherry Creek State Park, just south of Denver, offers extensive paved and unpaved trails, a large reservoir with a boat dock, picnic areas, camping, and abundant wildlife viewing opportunities (waterfowl, raptors, deer, occasional coyote). Facilities include multiple restrooms, a visitor center with helpful staff, a small playground and a model airplane field. The paved trail is stroller- and bike-friendly. Tradeoffs: summer weekends can be crowded, swim beach conditions and watercraft activity vary (some visitors report trash or noisy jet skis near swim areas), and park access after hours is limited unless you are camping. Signage can be small in places.
Our summary of 9,732 traveler reviews.
Amenities
Hookups and power
- Electric
Sites
- Back-In
Facilities
- Showers
- Laundry
- Playground
- Dump Station
Setting
- Lake
More
- Bathrooms
- Big Rig
- Biking
- Boat Launch
- Boat Ramp
- Boating
- Canoeing
- Clubhouse
- Destination
- Dogs
- Family Friendly
- Firepits
- Fishing
- Full-hookups
- Grass
- Group
- Hiking
- Horseback Riding
- Internet
- Kayaking
- Launch Ramp
- Marina
- Mountain Biking
- Open
- Park
- Partial Hookup
- Paved
- Pets
- Primitive
- Public Park
- Public Parking
- Pull-In
- Pull-thru
- Regional Park
- Scenic
- Sewer
- Shade
- State Park
- Swimming
- Tents
- Tourist
- Trails
- Trees
- Urban
- Walking Trail
- Water
- Wi-fi
- Wildlife
9,734 reviews
2 of them were written on CampgroundViews.
We lucked out at this park. Luckily I made reservations in advance instead of paying attention to what they promised would be available first come first served sites... apparently the powers that be at the public agency decided at the last minute to close all the first come first serve sites! As for us we had a huge pull thru facing the office area and enjoyed our 2 weeks stay at the park. Great bike trails throughout, fun hikes along the lake, and all surrounded by urban Aurora/ Denver. We fit our huge rig and two vehicles well within the site space. Everything worked great. This first loop is the "quietest" of the camping areas. The others are further uphill (not a big hill) yet closer to the main roadway out front. The roadway is heavily trafficked so lots of road noise is possible depending upon wind. There is, apparently, a coyote problem at this park. They are known to steal small animals from people in the park. We ran in to one of the coyotes in the field behind the southern loop while out on a walk. While it was leery of us it was not afraid of us. Be careful and mindful of your small pets and small children. In addition to the coyote we saw signs of foxes, had deer in our front area and watched tons of bird life. Overall a great place to stay in the area.
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Location
- Address
- 4201 S Parker Rd, Aurora, CO 80014
- GPS
- 39.6472° N, 104.8293° W
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