Estes Park / Rocky Mountain National Park KOA Holiday General Information

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Check-out time is 11am each morning. Check-in time is 2pm each day.

1. Look under bed, sofa, shower and bath area for personal belongings.
2. Remove food from refrigerator, freezer and microwave.
3. Open windows - Open curtains
4. Take recycling bag to recycle bins and sort.
5. Take trash bags to dumpsters in front of campground.
6. RETURN key to FRONT DESK or the KEY DROP outside the front door of store.

We do not allow for EV charging on the campground. Please do not plug your electric/hybrid car into our campground. There are many charging sites in town. Please visit them online at https://estespark.colorado.gov/electricvehicles

Our store and game room hours vary throughout the season. In general, we are open from 8am-7pm.

If you will be arriving past our store hours, We have a night registration box outside our front door.
If you open this box, there will be a envelope with the name of the reservation on it, Inside this envelope there will be a map showing where your site is and how to get there. Then you can come and register in the morning.

Estes Park KOA Marijuana Policy: We pride ourselves on being a “Family-Friendly” campground. Our goal is to create an environment that promotes a positive/healthy environment in which families can create extraordinary memories for a lifetime. While marijuana is legalized in the State of Colorado, we are a private campground, and therefore we can ban the use of marijuana from our campground. We have chosen to ban the use of marijuana on our premises in order to provide families with the best possible experience to create those family memories. If a camper is using marijuana, they will be: 1. Asked to stop the use immediately, advising them of our campground's policy. 2. If they choose not to do so or begin to use it again, they will be asked to leave immediately without a refund.

All nightly registration fees include an allowance for one vehicle. ALL vehicles must be registered with the front office BEFORE any vehicle may enter the campground. We do not allow for more than one car per reservation. Any extra vehicles will have to park at the Estes Park Fairgrounds in their overnight parking lot.

Request a free copy of the Official Estes Park Visitor Guide to begin planning your vacation. Filled with ideas, pictures and articles highlighting Estes from A to Z, it's a great resource to learn more about the area. Use it to create your must-do and must-see lists. Write in it, mark your favorite things with sticky-tabs, bring it with you on your trip and share it with family & friends. Make your stay in Estes uniquely your own!For immediate gratification and a more eco-friendly experience, plan your trip by viewing the digital version of the Official Estes Park Visitor Guide. Stay up-to-date with all the Estes Park guest news, events and specials through our monthly email-newsletters.

We do not allow campers to wash their cars or RV's.  We do allow, in certain instances, for the camper to wash their windshield, in order to avoid fees from RV rental companies.

We recycle glass, plastics, paper, metal cans, cardboard, batteries, and propane bottles. There are recycling bins at both of our main entrances.

Please place your non-recyclable garbage in one of our bear-proof dumpsters DURING store hours. We use bear bars to prevent bears from getting into the dumpsters.
The dumpsters are located on either side of the main entrances.

For our registered guests, we do not charge for the use of our showers. We have restrooms on either side of our main office. The West Bathrooms are "family-style," and each includes a private shower, sink and toilet. The east bathrooms are "dorm style." We also have a tent area bathhouse with three family-style bathrooms and dishwashing stations on the end. We do not provide showers for non-registered guests.

We offer linens for your Deluxe Cabin only.  This includes sheets, towels, washcloths, pillows, pillow cases, and blankets.

If you are staying with us for a long period and need a towel change, please bring your towels to the front desk.  We will happily give you a clean set.

Quiet Hours are from 10:00pm until 7:00am. Please be considerate of others.

We are a dog friendly campground and do not charge for pets kept in our guest's camping units. (RVs/Tents) We do charge a $25 cleaning fee for pets in our cabins.
Well behaved pets are always warmly welcomed. All dogs must remain on leash.  Retractable leashes are acceptable but must be reeled in to a 6 ft. length when near other campers with or without other dogs. Any aggressive animal behavior will be met with swift action to protect the safety of all campers and their pets. Aggressive behavior includes excessively barking, growling, baring teeth, biting, etc. If your dog displays aggression towards other dogs or campers, 1) we will have to ask you to confine your dog to your camping unit, 2) leave the campground (any refunds will be at the managers discretion). The safety of everyone is our first concern!

We have a laundry facility - Open from 6 am to 10 pm. We have six washers and four dryers; they are all coin-operated. Rolls of Quarters are available at the front desk.

We include cable hookups only for our full hookup sites at no extra charge.

We have fire pits on all tent and Cabin sites. Due to the close proximity of our sites, we do not have fire pits at our RV sites. As an option for our RV'ers, we have a community fire pit just above our playground and also rent propane fire pits. These propane fire pits may be used at RV sites, since they do not cast any sparks or smoke. We sell bundles of firewood in our campground store.

Are not allowed at all. We have a zero tolerance on this issue.

Gray water must be collected and disposed of responsibly at our dump station. We do offer onsite pumping services for $15.

Welcome to Estes Park!

We've been happy campers for a long time. Much of our family camping experiences have been in Wisconsin. When our children became travel-worthy, we made several multi-state trips to national parks. Greg was in scouting and has always loved life outdoors. Peri studied outdoor recreation and park administration in college, camped as a child with her family, and has worked in a variety of state, federal and municipal park settings.

Our Daughter, Jamie, worked at O'Connells Jellystone campground for two years. In 2016, she learned about campground management from the owner of Smokey Hollow Campground in Wisconsin. Jamie enjoys acting, playing Xbox, reading, bicycling, woodworking, and just being outdoors. Mark, 19, enjoys camping, Minecraft, riding bicycles, swimming, fishing, doing puzzles and eating pizza. We are excited about our new life in Estes Park, Colorado. Rocky Mountain National Park offers water, woods, and hills to explore for many years!