Cripple Creek KOA Holiday

Cripple Creek KOA Holiday: The Highest KOA Campground in the World (10,000 ft).

Your Basecamp for Pikes Peak and Historic Colorado Adventures. Open May 20 – October 18, 2026.
Escape the summer heat at the Cripple Creek KOA Holiday. Perched at a breathtaking 10,000 feet, we offer a cool, high-altitude alpine retreat with 360-degree mountain views and modern resort amenities. Whether you're searching for full hook-up RV sites, luxury Deluxe Cabins, or secluded tent camping in the Aspens, our park is the premier home base for exploring the Pikes Peak region. We provide remote family camping in a natural setting, so please review our amenities and general information section to learn about services that may be limited onsite.

Ways to Stay at 10,000 Feet

• RV Sites: All sites are spacious pull-throughs with 30/50 amp service (62' max length). For the ultimate mountain experience, book a KOA Patio Site® featuring a private stone patio, outdoor furniture, a propane grill, and a fire ring.
  
• Deluxe Cabins & Lodging: Forget the local hotels; our Deluxe Cabins offer a true "glamping" experience with full bathrooms, kitchenettes, and fresh linens provided.
  
• Tent Camping: Experience the "Old West" in our Wilderness Tent Sites tucked among the trees, or choose a Premium Tent Site with water, electricity, and a wind-blocking ramada.
  

Top Things to Do Near Pikes Peak & Cripple Creek
Our Local Area Attractions offer a perfect mix of high-altitude adventure and history:

• Pikes Peak – America's Mountain: Just 25 miles from the highway entrance. Summit the 14,115-foot peak or ride the Broadmoor Manitou and Pikes Peak Cog Railway.
  
• Historic Gold Mines: Descend 1,000 feet underground at the Mollie Kathleen Gold Mine or ride the Cripple Creek & Victor Narrow Gauge Railroad through active gold camps.
  
• Nature & Wildlife: Hike the Crags Trail for stunning views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains or visit Mueller State Park (8 miles away) for elk spotting and 55 miles of pristine trails.
  
• Downtown Cripple Creek: Explore the historic district's 17 casinos, visit the Cripple Creek Jail Museum, or meet the world-famous roaming donkey herd.
  

• KampK9® Dog Park: Specialized fenced areas for both large and small dogs.
  
• On-Site Delivery: We deliver fresh Hunt Brothers Pizza, firewood, and propane directly to your site.
  
• Family Recreation: Enjoy our pedal karts, playgrounds, sports facilities, and the signature Kamping Kitchen for communal cooking.
  
• Stargazing: Experience quiet, restful nights without light pollution—perfect for high-altitude photography.
  

• What is the highest KOA in the world? The Cripple Creek KOA Holiday holds the title of the highest KOA in the world, sitting at an elevation of exactly 10,000 feet above sea level.
  
• Are there RV parks with full hookups near Cripple Creek casinos? Yes. We offer full hook-up RV sites with 50-amp service just 15 minutes from the Cripple Creek Casino District.
  
• Is the Cripple Creek KOA pet friendly? Absolutely. We are a pet-friendly facility with a dedicated KampK9® park. Please note that pets must be leashed when outside your vehicle or cabin.
  
• When is the best time to see fall colors in Cripple Creek? Peak fall foliage is usually mid-September through early October. Our high-altitude Aspen groves turn a brilliant gold, making us a top destination for Fall color camping.
  
• How do I prevent altitude sickness at 10,000 feet? Stay hydrated, avoid overexertion on your first day, and limit alcohol. Our Camp Store stocks supplemental oxygen and hydration supplies to help you acclimate.
  
• Can I have a campfire? Yes, in fire rings at your site (or group fire ring), provided there is no local fire ban. We sell certified firewood on-site to protect our forest from invasive species.
  
• Are the roads big-rig friendly? Yes, the route via CO-67 is paved and well-maintained. Our level pull-through sites are up to 62 feet long
  
• What is the weather like? Even in mid-summer, evening temperatures can drop into the 40s. Always pack layers and a waterproof jacket to prepare for sudden mountain storms or chilly nights at 10,000 feet. Daily highs rarely exceed mid-70s farenheit.
  
• What should I know about wildlife safety at 10,000 feet?
  Be Bear Aware: We are in active Black Bear territory. You must store all food, coolers, and trash inside a hard-sided vehicle or lodging unit. Never leave scented items (like toothpaste or snacks) in tents or outdoors.
  Wildlife Etiquette: You may spot elk, mule deer, moose, big horn sheep, or the famous Cripple Creek roaming donkeys. Always admire wildlife from a distance; do not feed or pet them. Keep all pets on a leash to protect them from local residents like mountain lions.