Pueblo South / Colorado City KOA

Campground Amenities

• 50 Max Amp
• 80' Max Length
• Wi-Fi
• Cable TV
• Pool (Open May 1 to Sep 30)
• Hot Tub / Sauna
• Snack Bar ($)
• Propane ($)
• Mini Golf ($)
• Firewood
• Pavilion

• Meeting Facilities-Outdoor Pavilion or Indoor Social Room
• For Groups: We will work with you in planning and hosting your outing
• Hot Tub and Fitness Center (no charge)
• Children & Adult's Playground

• For Groups of 8 or more: We offer special rates and camping/food/activity packages
• Heated Pool
• Video Game Room
• Kamp K-9 Pet Playground & Pet Walk Area

Campground Amenities

• Heated Swimming Pool (open 5/1 - 9/30)
• Enclosed Hot Tub (open year round)
• Adult Fitness Center
• 18 Hole Mini Golf Course
• Video Game Room
• Children's and Adult's Playground
• Basketball and Volleyball Courts
• Horseshoe and Hillbilly Horseshoe Areas
• Group Fire Ring
• Outdoor Pavilion and Indoor Social Room

Campground Activities Enjoy our heated pool (open May 1-Sept. 30)
Relax in the hot tub (open year round)
Work out in the fitness center
Play a game of mini-golf, or join us for a Nacho Ordinary
Mini Golf Tournament
Participate in our planned activities--scavenger hunts, craft
time, bingo, water wars, site decorating contests and
whatever else we happen to conjure up!
Don't miss the BBQs, breakfasts, dessert socials, tailgate
parties, campground potlucks, happy hours and our
chocolate fountain socials
Meet us at the group campfire for a Smores Party
We have the facilities and provide equipment for
horseshoes, hillbilly horseshoes, croquette, lawn
bocce, bean bag toss, tic-tac-toe, basketball and
volleyball
There's air hockey and other video games in the arcade
Watch our Campground News for a listing of our theme
weeknds, all with special planned activities--Come
Camp and Care with Us, Death by Chocolate &
Skygazing, Back to the 60's, Hot Air Balloon Weekend,
Western Weekend, Halloween Fall Festival, Christmas
in the Valley and others are in the planning.

OR, just relax in the shade of your campsite or one of our park areas, and enjoy incredible views of the Rocky Mountains. Located in the Greenhorn Mountain Valley, the campground is a great place to escape the big city surroundings to a quiet mountain atmosphere. Spring, summer and fall days are warm to hot, but evenings are always cool and enjoyable. Don't miss our gorgeous evening sunsets and nightly light shows with a 360 degree view of the stars.

We welcome groups and reunions, and offer the use of our covered pavilion or NEW indoor social room to hold your own activities.

Planned Activities (May through October) BBQ's Scheduled dinners are served at either our outdoor pavilion or indoor social room. Join us and enjoy your choice of hamburgers, cheeseburgers, salmon burgers, hot dogs, polish sausage, BBQ pulled pork, grilled chicken sandwich, grilled chicken salad, New York steak sandwiches and our famous Colorado City KOA Slopper! Specials of the day may include grilled pork steak, BBQ country style ribs, grilled chicken breast dinner, 12 oz. New York steak dinner, lasagna or pasta with meatballs and sausage, and fried chicken.

Hollydot Championship Golf Course Experience the friendly service of this 27-hole course while golfing under the shadow of the Greenhorn Mountain. Open year-round and located just five minutes from the campground, it is one of the area's most challenging courses. Choose from the eighteen-hole Gold Links Course or enjoy the nine-hole West Course. Hollydot is a member of The Golf Card and has been honored many times by Golf Magazine.

Lake Beckwith and Lake Isabel Lake Beckwith is a 70-acre lake located seven miles from the campground. This facility is stocked for fishing and also offers a wide variety of outdoor activities. A cement walkway surrounds the lake and is used for walking, running, biking, and rollerblading. Canoes, pedal boats, kayaks and other small boats are commonly seen on the lake. In the winter months, the Lake Isabel area provides ice fishing, tobogganing, snowmobiling and cross country skiing.

Lake San Isabel, a 37-acre reservoir with spectacular views, is located 22 miles from the campground and is a very popular area. Excellent recreation facilities make for a very pleasant fishing experience, especially if you enjoy fishing for rainbow and German brown trout. The area is especially good for children wanting to learn how to fish, featuring several open-shore areas with easy casting opportunity. Those interested in small stream fishing may want to try the St. Charles River, which feeds and drains the lake. Good fishing can be had both upstream and down, depending on how adventurous you choose to be.

Bishop’s Castle Travel back in time as you explore a mystical forest complete with its own medieval castle! Bishop's castle, located just 26 miles from the campground via a scenic highway, is a one-man project featuring a 30' octagon-shaped steeple on top of the 161' main tower of the castle complete with a fire breathing dragon. Every year since 1969, Jim Bishop has single-handedly gathered and set over 1,000 ton of rock to create this stone and iron fortress in the Greenhorn Mountain Valley. In 2005, Jim added a 20' geodesic metal mesh dome on top of the castle, 200' above ground level on the northwest tower, which rotates when visitors run in it.