Father Dyer

We have camped at Father Dyer for many years. We can get to the lake easily and we loved being in the trees. Marsha, the host, is wonderful. She is very nice and makes sure that people follow the rules. The bathrooms are always very clean. Our kids love to go to town and down to the lake.

Very nice campsites spaced apart so you don’t feel you’re in a crowd. Plentiful trash bins and clean restrooms. Also, easy access to the lake.

Facilities were very clean and the host was helpful and friendly.

Beautiful quiet campground with plenty of shade and privacy. The lake is just a short 5-10 min walk from the campground. It was mid June and I was concerned about mosquitoes. We did see a few, but with the bug spray on they didn’t touch us. Also, there is plenty to do and see in nearby Leadville.

Good weather with just enough wind to help keep the mosquitos at bay. Campground host does an exceptional job at keeping camping sites and facilities clean.

It is a very nice campground and the bathrooms are maintained better than some. The firewood is a bit steep ($), but perhaps that is like everything else right now. Our biggest disappointment was that this campground allows RVs, so be prepared for generators constantly ruining the peace of the natural forest if you stay here. There were several running at one time producing a significant amount of noise pollution, more that what we have in the suburbs of Denver! We will probably not return here for that reason.

Campsite was very nice and clean. The host was courteous and they cleaned the bathroom frequently throughout the day. The Turquoise Lake area is very nice and we hiked around the lake.

Beautiful campground! The campground was very clean and quiet. The campground host was pleasant and helpful. I will definitely come back and recommend this campground to others.

Well managed. Quiet. Clean facilities.

Campground and bathrooms were clean and maintained. Loved having trees on the campsite.