Sam Stowe Campground

This place is amazing. Read other reviews and thought I would give it a try. Very nice access road for large rigs.
Walking trails for my dog and privacy bushes between lots made this a relaxing experience. Clean bathrooms and showers. Camp host makes an effort to keep place clean and stress-free. Laundry room has one washer and one dryer and there are 7 RV sites and a few rental cabins. Definitely a place to keep on my list of worthwhile campgrounds.

Small, clean delightful campground. Full hookups. Needed a little leveling.
Site #7 is toward the back of the campground, close to showers/bathhouse/group site.
There is also a pit house you can rent, as well as 2 small cabins.
Very clean bathrooms, laundry (1 washer and dryer), showers ($1.25/5 minutes).
Flies are a bit of a nuisance..
There is noise from the hiway, not enough to not stay here again.
The campground host, Bill, is awesome..
Be sure to see petroglyphs in campground, visit the museum, and walk many of the trails to see lots of petroglyphs...
(we actually liked this campground better than the other campground in the state park, castlerock campground).

Great campground in a beautiful canyon just off the 70 freeway making this a great stop for us on our way to Colorado. We had a full hook up site at Sam Stowe campground that was fairly level and spacious. The bathrooms and showers were very clean and the camp host was super friendly. We had good AT&T cell service. Looking forward to staying longer next time and exploring the park.

This place is really beautiful! Small campground with one main excellent trail, great facilities. Near interstate but very little noise. We stayed as an overnight stop but wished we had planned to stay longer as there looks to be much do do in this area. We decided to visit the museum on the day we left (FYI there is RV parking) but as we pulled in three school busses of kids were in progress of unloading... that changed our mind but we will come back, stay longer and visit the museum. Our RV space was not level, front to back or side to side, which was frustrating to us since we didn't want to un-hook. This wouldn't keep us from staying in this exact spot next time when we would un-hook our rig and stay longer. Highly recommend this place.

Right off I-70. Small campground with gravel road and pads, tucked up in a beautiful canyon. The Fremont Indian Visitors Center and Museum is a mile up the frontage road. Many trails to hike around the area. We road our bicycles up the road, very little traffic. There is noise from I-70 but it wasn't that noticeable. Showers are 1.25 for 4 minutes. Full hookup sites. Very quiet in late Oct. The town of Richfield is about 20 miles away and has plenty of places to restock groceries (Walmart, Lins Grocery).

space #1, easy pull in and out for our 37 ' rig. We were parked right next to a huge rock wall which had petroglyphs on it. A really good picnic table and fire pit. We really liked our site. Wish we could have stayed a day or two more. Water and electric and sewer included.
The museum was very cool and had so much information about the area it was really nice. The only cell service was in the parking lot of the museum but that was not that important to us. The history here was fascinating . Campground was clean, did not use the restrooms but the building was large and looked to be in really good shape. Lots of trails to walk and history to learn. Beautiful Clear Creek runs through this state park. We never saw any wildlife except lizards!
You will hear a little bit of freeway noise but not enough to bother you.
Across the freeway is another camp ground that we drove through called Castle Rock and they have water but no electric but you are really in a cool canyon with trees, creek and most sites had pretty good privacy. Not too many to fit our rig but smaller trailers or tents.