Three tents set up in an alpine meadow with spruce trees and distant mountain peaks in Colorado.
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Aspenglen Campground

Wilderness national park tent & RV ground open May to September with picnic tables & food lockers.

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Estes Park, CO

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Sabrina Norris
Sabrina Norris

3 months ago

Despite the music from the Della Terra wedding venue being so loud both nights we could hear every word of every song and the fact that our neighbors stole our firewood because “the ranger said it was ok” I really liked this campground! HIGHLY recommend earplugs if you want to get any sleep before 11pm on Saturday if there’s a wedding on because Della Terra will make sure you hear the entire DJ set. Clean bathrooms, running water, and the little convenient shop on site was a great amenity. Very wooded which I also liked!

Alma Mae Nufuar
Alma Mae Nufuar

3 months ago

It was just a quick overnight, but we had such a great time! We were lucky enough to see an elk up close. The view was absolutely picturesque. We stayed at campsite 47, and the bathrooms were very clean, and there was plenty of water.

Shannon Bedo
Shannon Bedo

3 years ago

This is the most beautiful campground we’ve ever visited. It’s the first left inside the park. You stop at the ranger station and check in. They did tell us that they saw a bear within the last few days, but there are TONS of bear boxes. We had the most beautiful spot. We parked at loop A right by the bathroom and then walked about 70 yards to site A. We had a flat spot for our tent and a fire ring. They sell bundles of wood near the ranger station for $7 each, but not on Wednesdays. There was a little sink for the final wash for your dishes at the restroom. The restrooms were the nicest I’ve ever seen at a park, but I think loop A’s restroom was by far the best. There was potable water by the path to the walk in sites. A&B sites were great, but I would stay away from C, D, and E because they are right by the river and really loud. All sites had a fire ring. We drove over to alluvial fan and hiked the Lawn Lake trail. I wouldn’t hike the trail right by the campground, as it’s a horse trail and full of mud and horse poop. We’d definitely stay again.

Jonathan Whitten
Jonathan Whitten

2 years ago

Beautiful campground! Currently only one loop is open but we stayed on a Wednesday and only 4 other people were there. Lots of wildlife! There are bathrooms and water but they are closed until warmer weather. There's a creek a few hundred feet away and if you're into doing cold plunges that's the place! Overall this is a beautiful site right inside the nation park. You will have to pay entry to the park plus the $30 per night for the site.

GTimes
GTimes

3 months ago

Stayed Thur-Sun. Music from wedding venue was ridiculously loud each night...drumming, beating, rapping plus some lady on a microphone MCing. Classy. This went on for hours every night until after 10. What's the point of quiet hours in campground. Deal breaker ruining tranquility of park visit. I would not have booked if I had known. Won't be back.

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