Rocky Mountain National Park Timber Creek Campground

Great view, clean restroom.

I would have given it two stars, but Moraine Campground, on the other side of the park, was so much worse, this one was three-star in comparison.
Good: garbage cans were available easily. Bathroom had a sink outside it for hand-washing and for dish-water/dish washing, per their request (moraine made the request, but had no sinks available to wash in!), ranger that checked us in was really friendly.
Bad: Bathroom is an outhouse with a BROKEN light. C'mon, for $30 a night, I think you could fix a broken light! (if electricty is an issue, they make solar lights for less than $50 these days!)
Half the camp was empty, despite the sign saying it was full. Lots of wasted available spaces for people who probably would have loved to stay there, had they known. The reservations system obviously is not working, and the space is not utilized well as a result.
Not every site has it's own bear box for food storage. Since the campground was not full, this wasn't an issue, but were it utilized better, you'd have other people going in to where your food is stored. Lets just hope their kids don't help themselves to your granola bars!

Highly recommend getting one of the walk-to sites since it looked like a lot of the drive-up sites were super close to each other. Either way, insane views and very clean/well maintained campground and would totally come back.

Pristine. Pure nature. Elk, moose, deer everywhere. But the thick woods did not bare a bear. Creek!! - Mystique, the source of the mighty Colorado River itself, the most beautiful bathing bathtub in the universe. Bearboxes for all food&utensils provided such confidence and comfort, no flies in sight. Campfire wood is dry dry, excellent for s'mores and stories.

Great campground and an amazing park. The campground was beautiful and the campground host was very nice and fun to talk with.

Good bathrooms, plenty of space to set up tent and have a fire, gorgeous views.

Beautiful place, with excellent staff, just doesn´t have showers.

Beautiful, quiet campground. Be sure to get up early to keep an eye out for wildlife that come close to, and even through, the campground. Trees have grown back enough to give some privacy to most campsites but still allow great views of surroundings. Restrooms are great for what they are, including a dishwashing sink outside. Food lockers were plenty large enough for cooler, bear canister, and a couple small bags. plenty of firewood available on the honor system. NO host was on site due to staff shortages, but rangers drove through a couple times a day in case of issues.

We managed to get this camp site by going online 2 weeks before our stay. All the sites had been full but thye release a few 2 weeks before and a few more 4 days before. Loved the site we got. The campground is very nice. The trees are small which seemed like a negative at first but actually provided more privacy than tall trees.
The ranger at check in was very nice and helpful. We took a short hike to the old retreat camp nearby.
Gotta love National Park campsites. Clean restrooms and running water!!!!

Great camp space- did the very end walk in camp site for privacy as spaces are open unlike our state Wisconsin. A grey fox visited while we were packing up making off with some trash but was very entertaining!