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What campers say

Geneva Park Campground offers striking mountain scenery, nearby trails, a creek and frequent wildlife sightings, making it a popular, convenient option for short drives from Denver. Sites vary—some are large and private while others are rocky or close together, so tent camping can be uneven. Facilities are basic: pay-at-sign, first-come/first-served sites, pit toilets (kept reasonably clean) and a hand-pump well for water; there are no hookups or bear boxes. Expect the road to be rough in places and cell service to be spotty. Hosts are generally helpful; arrive early on busy weekends.

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📖 About This Campground

Geneva Park Campground near Dillon, CO. At an elevation of 9,813 feet, Geneva Park Campground offers cooler temperatures during the hottest of summer months. Along the Guanella Pass Scenic Byway, this campground is near prime spots for wildlife viewing, scenic driving, landscape photography, hiking and accessing roads open to off-highway vehicles.

Facilities

Geneva park has 26 campsites to accommodate both RV and tent camping. Vault toilets, picnic tables and grills are provided. Parking aprons are dirt and the interior road may be rough and bumpy.

Natural Features

The campground sits in a dense stand of lodgepole pine, which limits mountain views. Sites are nicely separated to provide privacy. The Geneva Creek flows past the campground entrance. Pikes Peak is about 67 miles south and is heralded as the easternmost mountain peak over 14,000 feet in the United States.

Recreation

Mount Evans Wilderness is directly east of the campground and the Abyss Trailhead, sometimes referred to as the Scott Gomer Trail, is a short drive south of the campground. Burning Bear Trail, just 2 miles south of the campground, is a wonderful trail for hiking and horseback riding.

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