This is a perfectly situated campground. Most sites are reservable but a few 2,5,48 are first come first serve. There is water but only aside of the bathrooms and some rest rooms are far from the road. They also have no threads. The restrooms are clean with flush toilets and running water. You can hop on a multitude of mountain or road... more

Paid $24 + $6 for towed vehicle. Stayed Tuesday night, lots of open sites, only 3 pull thrus in the whole campground though. Potable water from spigots by the pit toilets Very quiet, great lake, easy access to town. Dump station is reportedly at the wastewater treatment facility, L on 9, L on Swan mountain rd, then immediate L into wa... more

We've stayed in Peak One multiple times in the past year or so, and it's one of our favorite places to stay. Yes, there is very little shade - but it's rarely so hot that you'd need it. We love the lakeside sites where we can launch our kayaks/paddleboards almost directly from our sites. The reservoir is beautiful for paddling in the m... more

Super location on the lake with beautiful views and close to all the local activities. We come every year for the Fourth - fireworks over the lake are like no other. Mostly RVers and lots of generators. Tons of kids circling the campground on bikes and running around the beaches. Great family location. Probably not the best environme... more

Stayed here early August with the weather changing to cool so no A/C required. Fun area that has access to local bike park and trails along the water. Basic dry camping place with nice concrete picnic table and fire ring. Just barely hear Rt 70 in the distance.

The first time we stayed here was a 1 night stop in while traveling through Colorado. We thought it was so beautiful we wanted to come back. We stayed here 4 days this month and the beauty did not disappoint. Others have mentioned there is no shade, and I agree. Luckily the Colorado summers are not too hot. We stayed at a lake fro... more

Cool and quiet, well maintained and located great! Scenery was amazing!

You're out in the open with no shade, but the end of July/first of August, it was cool enough that we were ok with the windows open. There's a trail around beautiful Lake Dillon that's used by walkers, fishermen, and bikers.

Very close to Frisco and the surrounding towns.

We spent a very pleasant week at this campground on the shores of the Dillon Reservoir. Our site was large with lots of space between us and the neighbors. Even though we didn't have a direct water view, we only had to walk a few feet over the berm to see it. The beach was nice with a sandy shore and clear water. The biggest downside t... more