From Highway 67 take County Road 81 (to Victor) south 0.5 mile.
Colorado
May 13, 2008
From Highway 67 take County Road 81 (to Victor) south 0.5 mile.
Web: https://koa.com/where/co/06255/reserve/
Phone: (800) 562-9125
Cripple Creek / Colorado Springs W. KOA
2576 County Road #81
Cripple Creek, CO 80813
Phone: (719) 689-3376
Email: cripplecreekkoa@gmail.com
May 1 - October 1
At 10,000 feet above sea level, the Cripple Creek KOA is the highest KOA in the world. It is always cool (normal mid-June to mid-August highs 80-85, normal lows 50-55 degrees Fahrenheit) and never humid. There are glorious sunsets with quiet, restful nights and fabulous star gazing. We have a Colorado high country setting, a peaceful mountain location bordering BLM forest land.
The Cripple Creek/Victor area is full of things to do - Mollie Kathleen Gold Mine, Cripple Creek melodrama, steam train ride between Cripple Creek and Victor, Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument, CC/Victor Gold Mining Company which is a huge commercial gold reclamation operation, Cripple Creek Museum, nearby horseback riding, hiking up Trachyte Knob adjacent to the kampground, fishing at Skagway or Eleven Mile reservoirs, as well as numerous casinos in Cripple Creek for your gambling pleasure. It is always fun to look for the donkeys that have roamed around Cripple Creek for years.
The kampground is located centrally to the Colorado Springs/Pike's Peak area attractions as well as the Royal Gorge Country attractions, each area being 45 minutes to one hour away. Guests use us as a basecamp for going to these other areas. We can keep you busy for days! Our staff is able to make reservations for our guests at numerous Colorado Springs and Royal Gorge attractions, e.g. Colorado Springs/Manitou Springs Cog Railway, Flying W Ranch in Colorado Springs, Royal Gorge Route Train, Echo Canyon or other rafting companies in the Royal Gorge area.
At the kampground our RV sites are spacious pull-throughs with open million dollar views of the high mountain countryside. Some RV sites can or do have telephone service and there is a free internet modem available for guests. Tenters may choose a wilderness site in the aspen trees or a super tent site that has a ramada cover and electricity and water. We have ten Kamping Kabins. We provide breakfast service from Memorial Day to Labor Day and there is a kamping kitchen as well for use by our guests. Evening meal service is available for groups upon request. We have facilities and services to accommodate reunion and other groups. We have a TV lounge area, a game room, banana bikes for kids and adults, two hot tubs, and fire pits at each site. We have a shuttle service from the kampground to Cripple Creek that operates from Memorial Day to Labor Day. Children 6 years and younger are free and pets are welcome.
Get out of the heat - come up to the cool!
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