Starting a campervan adventure in Denver, the Mile-High City, puts you at the gateway to the magnificent Rocky Mountains. The city itself offers a blend of vibrant culture, historic neighbourhoods, and a thriving food and arts scene. It is the perfect starting point for an unforgettable journey into the heart of Colorado's breathtaking landscapes and a memorable road trip.

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Holiday Parks

Cherry Creek State Park Campground

‍Set within a vast natural area in the heart of the city, Cherry Creek State Park Campground is a true urban oasis. With 135 full hook-up sites, it’s ideal for campervans and motorhomes of all sizes. The nearby Cherry Creek Reservoir offers boating, fishing and walking trails, while the campground itself is peaceful and spacious. It’s a perfect mix of city convenience and outdoor tranquillity.

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Clear Creek RV Park

‍Located in the charming town of Golden, Clear Creek RV Park sits right beside the creek that runs through it. The setting is picturesque and relaxed, with mountain views and a welcoming, small-town atmosphere. From here, you can explore Golden’s museums, shops and breweries or head into the nearby foothills for a walk. It’s a lovely base for those who enjoy both comfort and a bit of nature.

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Denver West / Central City KOA Holiday

‍High up in the Rockies at 8,490 feet, the Denver West / Central City KOA Holiday offers a cool mountain retreat with all the modern comforts. It’s well equipped for larger vehicles, with full hookups, cable TV, Wi-Fi and even a dog park. The surrounding area is rich in history and scenery, making it a convenient jumping-off point for day trips to Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Estes Park and the scenic Peak to Peak Highway.

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Golden Terrace South RV Resort

‍Part of the Thousand Trails network, Golden Terrace South RV Resort combines mountain views with easy access to both Golden and Denver. It’s a peaceful park with tidy facilities and a friendly atmosphere, perfect for travellers who prefer a quiet stay without straying too far from city attractions. The location also makes it easy to explore Colorado’s iconic mountain drives.

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Attractions

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Denver Botanic Gardens

‍A 24-acre haven in the middle of the city, the Denver Botanic Gardens showcases plants from around the world alongside those native to Colorado’s unique climate. It’s beautifully designed, with shaded pathways, art installations and seasonal displays that make it a year-round highlight.

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Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre

‍World-famous for its natural acoustics and dramatic setting, Red Rocks Amphitheatre is carved directly into towering red rock formations. Even when there’s no concert on, it’s worth visiting for the hiking trails, stunning views and the visitor centre that shares its fascinating history.

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Denver Art Museum

‍The Denver Art Museum is one of the city’s architectural landmarks, known for its striking design and diverse collections. Inside, you’ll find everything from modern works to one of the country’s finest collections of American Indian art. It’s a cultural gem and a great way to spend a quiet afternoon.

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Union Station

‍Once a historic train depot, Union Station is now one of Denver’s liveliest gathering spots. The beautifully restored building houses a boutique hotel, independent shops and a range of bars and restaurants. Whether you’re stopping for brunch or simply people-watching, it’s a must-visit part of the city’s revitalised downtown.

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