Peak One Campground

We loved this campground. Our site (46) was amazing. We could ride our bikes straight from the site onto the Perimeter Trail which carried us to the Rec Trail. We rode into Frisco to walk around one night. The next day, we rode our bikes to the library to catch the Summit Stage Bus to Breck. We enjoyed exploring the town, riding the free gondola, and eating lunch. We then rode our bikes back from Breck to the campground. Lots of opportunities to hike and bike nearby. This is a great place to camp right off I-70. Plenty of shopping nearby including a Walmart and Whole Foods. I only wish it had a dump station and water refill. We had to go to a nearby sanitation station for dump/water.

This was a great site with a view of the mountains and the lake. Only downside would be the site to the right was a little close but had great neighbors that were not out much so it was all good. Wished we would have had our own kayak or paddle board as we could have just walked a short distance and gotten right on the lake. Rented e-bikes in Frisco and road the rec path around the Reservoir for a half day.

We stayed before in a site on the lower loop right on the water side (#45? Maybe) and I forgot that the upper loop had a huge hill in between the lake and the campsites, so I was a little disappointed when we arrived to find we were nestled away from the lake with a long hike up and down hill to reach the water.
The reservation webpage said this site could accommodate a 30 ft trailer and two cars. We had our 26 ft trailer all the way backed up against the parking bumper and could barely get our SUV off the road. This made the back stabilizers about three feet off the ground and the outdoor kitchen useless. A campsite host barked at us for parking the second car half on the driveway or get fined $500. They didn’t have any overflow parking nearby so we ready had to do some maneuvering to get them closer together which meant opening the door into the tree. There’s no way we could have made that work with a 30ft trailer pulled by a full sized truck.
There is a dump station in town, heading back into Breckinridge. Gorgeous views and great location close to bike trails made it all worth the effort!

Stayed here June 2021. Rate reflects Golden Access Pass discount.

Beautiful NFS campground next to Dillon Reservoir, between Breckenridge and Frisco. This is a no body contact lake so no swimming, but boating allowed and Frisco has a marina with boat rentals.

Minimal views of lake from campsites, but multiple short trails get you lakeside quickly. Views of surrounding peaks are what makes this location special.

Interior roads are narrow, but we had no trouble navigating our 42' 5th in and out, and our site, while not level front to back, was plenty long enough for our rig and truck parked diagonally. Many sites are on the smaller side, so I definitely wouldn't pull in here with a big-rig without a reservation.

Nice spot close to lake beach. Nearby views were excellent. Spots were close together but everyone was respectful and it wasn’t noisy.

Arrived late on a Sunday night- plenty of spots with a self-help pay station.

I don’t know why they don’t have any, but there were no water or electric hookups. There was no fresh water fill either. For $25, there should be something.

Arrival was easy, although people were racing around for available sites.

No shade (all young trees), very crowded (with entitled people), no exceptional views (except for two sites that are booked way in advance), little privacy (we could hear neighbors’ conversations) as sites are very close to each other, and (again) no trees.

Nothing special as the reviews would lead you to believe.