Location: Walden Campgrounds
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Discover the best Campgrounds in Walden, Colorado including North Park Yurts, Lake John Resort, North Park / Gould / Walden KOA, Hoover Roundup Motel and RV Park, The Powderhorn Cabins, The Cabins and Gift Shop.
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1. North Park Yurts
Overall Ratings
4 based on 21 reviews
Not Worth It
Reviewed By marcoliusI can't recommend their Black Bear Yurt. This is not a serene backcountry experience. I can readily do without plumbing and electricity, for good views, a scenic setting, and peace and quiet. This yurt has none of these. The view is basically sagebrush and a gravel parking lot. Significant highway and construction noise. You could get that at a motel with a toilet and a shower for a third the price. Also, their "stove" is two bare gas burners perilously close to a wooden wall and shelves. They did provide 10 (ten) skillets. Really. The people were nice, the bed was firm, and the deck was pleasant. That's about it.
2. Lake John Resort
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 11 reviews
Cabins with kitchenettes RV Park with full hook-ups and pull thru access RV/Boat Storage Ice Hut Rental Views of the lake in a nice quiet setting General Store: Full line of Bait & Tackle Groceries, Camping Supplies Ice, Firewood, Propane Fill Fishing & Hunting Licenses *Public Shower House, Water Fill & Dump Station Lake John Resort is a place to share with family and make friends for life! Spectacular views of Lake John, a world-class Rocky Mountain Trout fishery in beautiful North Park, Colorado. The gold medal waters of North Park as well as the alpine lakes of the Mt. Zirkel Wilderness offer outstanding angling opportunities. Lake John Resort is only a short distance from the Delaney Butte Lakes, Big Creek Lake, Cowdrey Lake, the Grizzly Helena Trail and the many alpine lakes of Mt. Zirkel Wilderness. Public lands offer: hunting, fishing, hiking, camping, ATV & UTV trails, snowmobiling, cross country skiing, and North Sand Hills Recreation Area.
Awesome destination!
Reviewed By ARK5150Lake John fishing was a great experience. The scenery alone was breathtaking. I booked a professional guide, Jed from Northern Colorado Fishing Outfitters. The overall experience was awesome, and I just happen to catch my limit! The Staff at the resort are very friendly and helpful! I most definitely plan to return soon, and I hope to book a suite when I do!
3. North Park / Gould / Walden KOA
Overall Ratings
4 based on 13 reviews
Previously A KOA
Reviewed By JP GWe loved the place. While lots of reviews focus on the stumps from the pines cut down, its absolutely beautiful. It is in an amazing location in Northpark accessing State Park Campground next door and the convergence of four rivers in the area. It went through a bit of a transition after the KOA lease was cancelled by some bureaucrat working for the state and then the property was scooped up (by one of their friends?), it seems to have stabilized. One of the nicest locations in Colorado. The kids playground is pretty run down but if you got your bases covered you can still use this location for a family venture into the North Park. This is one of the most remarkable locations for any KOA I had ever seen. (By the way did I make it clear its not a KOA anymore!)
4. Hoover Roundup Motel and RV Park
Overall Ratings
3 based on 9 reviews
I wouldn't suggest this place to anyone, ever!
Reviewed By Shawn RThe saying: "If I could give it 0 stars I would!", doesn't apply any better than this place! I booked 2 rooms in mid-November for the local Walden ice fishing tournament in January. I don't own any credit cards, so I had a friend give me his. When I called there were plenty of rooms available. I reserved 2 rooms and asked if the manager could run the card. He suggested if it was multiple people coming to stay to not run the card but to have each person pay upon arrival. I liked his suggestion and gave him the card number just in case. I then called the morning of the tournament to double check that I still had 2 rooms reserved. nobody answered so I left a message to have them call me back. No-one called back, so I called one more time later that afternoon. The same manager stated that he had booked all the rooms out to the oil drillers in town, and that I had never made a reservation. He stated "I do all the book keeping here and I don't make mistakes". Needless to say he made a mistake that would cost 4 of us to not have a room. If you know of this tournament it can bring 400-700 people into this small town. Driving from Ft. Collins (which is more than 2 hours away and in January) and not having anywhere to stay, is a major issue. I will never attempt to stay at this place again in the future. There was no remorse from the manager or apology for the fact that it was his fault that we were literally out on the streets sleeping in a vehicle in -5 degree weather!!!
5. The Powderhorn Cabins
Nestled in the mountains in beautiful North Park Colorado. There are 14 cabins on property, ranging from rustic (haul your own water, wood burning cook stoves, etc.) to fully modern. Just a short drive from Fort Collins and the front range, our cabins will give you the feeling like you have entered another world. Come enjoy the calm, cool, quiet mountain air and forget your worries.
6. The Cabins and Gift Shop
Overall Ratings
2.5 based on 2 reviews
Long for the old days? These cabins are for you.
Reviewed By Doug KAlthough the cabins have beds, mattresses, refig, microwave, coffee maker, cook stove burners and a space heater, you must provide your linen and pillows. The cabins lack water and the out house is at least 100 feet away. The cabins also lack locks so you may want to take your valuables with you when you leave the cabin for any length of time. The owners live on site and are helpful and friendly but unless you are willing to live without water and indoor plumbing the cabins may not be your cup of tea.
