Hermits Hollow Campground

Lauren Robinson

2 years ago

Love this campground! Easily one of our favorites and only 45m away. Always clean and well maintained. The restrooms are always clean and plenty of toilet paper lol. We've stayed here two times in the last two years and highly recommend staying here. The campground is huge and there are more private spots than others, but being up in the mountains is quite a beautiful experience. There are lots of trails here to hike/bike on. It's always a little cooler here which we love. I always take some pants and a jacket no matter how hot it gets because usually in the evenings/nights it does get chilly. Campground hosts and rangers patrol the area regularly so we feel safe every time we camp. We have a small pop-up trailer that we stay in, but we never have any problems getting into spots.

Haley Bartlett (Your Aussie Agent)

2 years ago

We just spent a few days in the bobcat loop. The campsite was 24 and it was a gem. Huge, very private and lots of animal and bird spotting. The toilets were clean. If you have a bigger camper the switchbacks and narrow roads into the campground will be tricky. Some of the sites were much smaller too. We did two great hikes within the park and the views over Estes were amazing.

Timothy Burns

2 years ago

This place is the best overall campground I have ever stayed at. Bathrooms were extremely clean and maintained. Trails are close by. Almost every camp site is a good one. It's a little bit pricey, but worth every penny. Wildlife is everywhere, so be prepared and diligent.

Susan Norman

2 years ago

I almost never give 5 stars, however, this place was exceptional. We RV and tent camped at the Bobcat campground. Dog friendly, even provide poop bags at camp entrance and trailheads, bear bins at each camp site and bathrooms remained cleaned, daily if not more. Great hiking trails. Will definitely go again and again.

Abigail Gazvoda

a year ago

We stayed on the Hermit Hallow loop for 3 nights. This campground is only 15 mins from the RMNP entrance. Our campsite was beautiful, secluded, and peaceful. My only complaints are that the bathroom had a swarm of flies and it’s expensive ($55/night).