We got a campsite right on the Gore Creek side of the campground. It is dry camping. But, the environment is so gorgeous, with the wonderful white noice of a rushing creek water, it is worth having no services for a few days, sans general bathrooms. For dinner, we drove to the East Vail side of town and enjoyed a fabulous gourmet dinner along the Gore. After that experience I cannot describe what a treasure it was to drive a few miles back to Gore Creek Campground to settle in for the night. Truly magic. We are in site 14. Perfect!

I can't comment on the RV sites, but the tent spots are beautiful. There's one parking lot for everyone's cars as you'll have to walk up to your site (not far at all but will need a few trips).

Sites are far enough from each other and have enough trees as barriers to not hear your neighbors. Highway noise is definitely there (campground is off the 70) but quiet enough that it's just background noise. Some more spacious than others (#25 was pretty big and secluded).

23 was a single site but we easily fit (2) 3-person tents.

Overall, beautiful campground and super close to Vail village and nearby hikes. No where else can you stay in this area for this cheap.

Stayed in early August, warm days and very cool nights.

This a wonderful gem close to Vail. In fact the only place close to Vail for Rv's/tent camping. Spaces are kinda tight and never saw a class A when I did the loop. Chatted with the camp host who advised me on other places to try near by. No where in this trendy area can you stay for $23.00. Low traffic noise, 3 bars of Verizon 4G and right off the I 70 corridor. Doggie rating 1. Strictly 6 ft leash.

Whether slow rolling by and seeing the several towns in the area or zooming past on I 70, this place is your go to spot!