A beautiful state park with beautiful views. We stayed overnight. I wish we'd had more time here. The nightly camping rate was $18.00 and there is a $6.00 daily entrance fee to the park for a total of $24.00 daily 12n - 12n. Every site had electric and paved pad. Water faucets are avail about every 4th site. You can hook up to fill your tank then unhook. The sites are spaced but not private (where we were). The park is a long drive to/from anywhere. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Perhaps the best state park in Colorado! Sites are roomy and well spaced so even "noisy" neighbors are not a bother! We were in site #93 on Grouse Mountain and loved it! Really not a bad spot anywhere in the cg. Only reason I gave it a 9 was because the trash cans were all full and had not been dumped in awhile. Vegetation was a little overgrown and brushed the sides of the TT when going to and from our site. We will be back! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is the finest Colorado state park we have stayed at to date. Very well maintained and clean. Bathroom and showers are very clean and up to date. Showers cost $1.00 for four minutes and each additional quarter buys you another minute. Breathtaking scenery is complimented by an interpretive center with knowledgeable staff. The park is patrolled regularly by rangers who are helpful and also ensure rules are followed. Wildlife can be seen throughout the park and is home to elk, deer and bear just to name a few. Firewood may be purchased on site and is quite reasonable. Campfires are restricted to provided fire rings. I highly recommend camping at this jewel of Colorado. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a beautiful State Park. We had a pull through site which was shaded with pine trees. Although there were lots of trees, we still had a "view" for our satellite system. The showers are coin operated and had sufficient hot water, but were somewhat dirty with leftover socks, razors, and shampoo bottles littering the area. All of the park staff were very friendly and helpful. We camped here in a Motorhome.

One of the nicest parks we've ever stayed at. HOWEVER, the state of Colorado is a bit greedy, they charge a daily use fee for both the TOAD and the M.H. What is really ironic is that they do not charge the same if your living unit is towed. The nightly rate shown above reflects this. Great trails, well maintained campground, you cannot get better rving than this! We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a beautiful mountain State Park. We camped here in a tent trailer,and that was kind of a pain,because we could not leave anything in our camper because of bears. We will camp here again when we upgrade to a TT. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Wonderful park-Highly recommend-if they had water to the sites it would be perfect. Staff was great-most sites are pull through on the side of the road with a grassy-tree area between you and the road and space. We would definitely go back. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

This is such a perfect place to camp! The sites are very private and surrounded by forests and mountains. Most sites are pull-thru. The roads are paved. There is water available in several sites of every campground section. There are walking trails and horse rides. And many opportunities for site-seeing nearby. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

One of the crown jewels of CO State Parks!! CG is kept in excellent condition, Rangers friendly and knowledgeable. Great programs in Ampitheatre! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Mueller campground is on a wide mountain ridge. Fantastic views right and left! Charge $1.50 for showers. Laundry. Bug free. Bear country (never saw any). Consider Peak View or Conifer Ridge for best views. Reverend's Ridge for large pull-through sites. Good hiking. High altitude - but no problem if you stay well hydrated and move slowly. Excellent Ice Cream cones at the "Giddyup Restaurant" in Divide. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

One of the best in Colorado.... We camped here in a camper.

What a beautiful, peaceful, quiet, well-maintained campground. Surrounded by forest and mountains with deer that walk through your campsite and flocks of turkey roaming around, this campground gives wonderful opportunity to be in the great outdoors. The hiking trails are well marked. The shower/laundry facilities are excellent. Hot water and clean, well worth the couple quarters it takes to use the showers. Rangers patrol frequently and campers feel very secure. We'll go again as often as possible. We camped here in a camper.

This is an excellent park in the Colorado Springs area near Pikes Peak. The altitude is near 8500' so it can be cold at night. A heavily used park, you'll need reservations for most weekends in season. We camped here in a camper.

Beautiful campground in the mountains with very spacious wooded sites. We camped here in a camper.