Address: 4023 Co Rd 1, Cripple Creek, CO 80813, USA
Phone: +17196892345
Jackie Lewis
If I could give this more stars I would 10/10 HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!! Quiet area with stunning views and the stars just shine so bright there. Made my trip to cripple creek the greatest trip I've ever taken and I've explored 24 states so far. I cannot wait to book more return trips throughout the season for years to come.
Dean Cardella
Called. Made a reservation for May 30,31. Well received and handled well. Long bike ride ahead of me to get there. Feel confident that I'll be welcome.
Scott Hudson
It has been a dream of mine for 25 years to move within my favorite mountain range since my first trip to Colorado. I've never stopped thinking about it. A few weeks ago I decided it was time to take my biannual trek to a favorite camping/fishing reservoir, Skaguay. Having been saddened to discover Skaguay no longer allows overnight camping I was searching for a place to camp and spend a few days. On my way back to Victor, the little town outside Cripple Creek, I spied a small sign suggesting "Lost Burro Campground". I quickly fed the name into my GPS and noticed it was a mere 10 to 12 miles from my current location. As I had just driven 550 miles this was a no brainer, and I was off. Upon reaching the entrance to the Lost Burro, I was a little unsure how my Mustang would handle the rough terrain but taking it slow was the correct choice. After a lengthy and friendly meeting with Bobby, the owner, and the purchase of a two night stay, I was incredibly happy with the small sign suggesting my future plans. It was late when I arrived but not quite dark. In the morning I had the opportunity to once again have a conversation with Bobby and his brother Clarence. They spoke of concerts during warmer weather, the assorted groups of people who utilize the campground for get-togethers and open sites for permanent residents. The latter got my attention. As I have a motorhome, and recently retired, I asked to see a few of the campgrounds reserved for the year-round residents. After showing me one space, I decided it was time to live my dream, the spot was perfect. This is my last day to reside in the same house I've been in for 16 years. It's tough downsizing 16 years into a motorhome but I wouldn't have it any other way. I have found my paradise. It wasn't in my plans to visit for a few days and look for a place in Colorado but sometimes you find what you're looking for when you're not even looking. Thank you Skaguay.
ajhc100
Beautiful campground and views. Bobby and team are super friendly and helpful. Bobby certainly adds to the fun experience.Ours was a family trip and our girls really enjoyed playing with the local kiddos. Certainly not for the camping purists but folk are friendly and it’s reasonably priced. Toilet and shower accommodations are somewhat basic but do the trick. A tip for hot summer days- try and get a campsite against the southern hill as there’s little shade on the northern side and can get hot in summer. Me and my 2 girls really enjoy this place. My wife likes the finer/nicer things and it’s not her favorite place. If your after Aspen prices, service and facilities then this place Likely isn’t for you. But if your relaxed and enjoy beautiful views, different/fun characters then you’ll like it here!
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