Category: Places of interest
We choose this campground as it was equidistant from Canon City and Colorado Springs. The campground is well-manicured, a graveled site with full hookups, and a spacious picnic area. After we settling in, we rode over to Canon City to the Royal Gorge Bridge and Park. This suspension bridge is...
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The sand dunes are the tallest in North America and such a sight to behold. Even from the distance of our campground, the sand dunes stood out among the mountains. Up close, one would think they were in the Sahara desert. The dunes were created from the erosion of the...
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This has been the most spectacular campground we have stayed in so far. Nestled in 530 acres of open space, there are 51 campsites. Each campsite has a covered picnic area and electricity. You need to fill up your tanks with water before entering the park. The solitude of the...
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This was a short stay for us. The two days here were spent hiking. Hiking is a way to be engulfed in nature and admire its beauty. Sometimes you even get a peek of its inhabitants. On this hike, we spotted a bear. Thankfully, it was off in the distance...
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The view from our camping spot is unbelievable. We sit on top of a hill overlooking the reservoir. The blue of the water is almost like an aquamarine against the red clay rocks surrounding it. We arrived on a Sunday and every site was taken. Boats, jet skis and kids...
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