Cherry Creek Campground

We loved this campground! It was really quiet and beautiful scenery. I just wished that the stream had some water but it didn’t affected our camping experience. I would definitely camp again here!

This is an pretty camp ground! It's well maintained (they redid the road when we were here) and the ranger checks in regularly to inform people about fire danger or questions. The restroom is clean and there's toilet paper. Plenty of dumpsters and you won't find much garbage in the camp spots. The creek was dry, but if you follow the creek north, you'll find a spring and from there the water flows slowly. The spots are spacious and we had no trouble to get in with our 19ft van. We also saw a class-A and a camper. The road is nearby, but it's pretty quiet. Lots of butterflies and squirrel.

Nice little spot for an overnight. Cherry Creek CG is in a canyon with the creek right next to the camping spots. The access road crosses the creek and winds further into the CG. The road is nicely kept, and I didn't see a lot of garbage lying around. Be prepared to pack out your garbage as there isn't garbage service.

Free campground maintained by the national parks service. Clean outhouse with toilet paper and hand sanitizer. The spots have firepits and picnic tables. Road noise is present.

SH15 had been closed for about a week for sealing, and I was first out the gate when it reopened. I went straight to #1 at Cherry Creek, the best site IMO. It's 8:39am, birds are squawking, a squirrel is having fits, not a leaf is stirring, no other humans are up yet. Nice.