Green Ridge

Very nice place to go camping. We were close to the restrooms. Also fire wood was sold at the campsite which was nice. Make sure to have heaters if you are tent camping!!! I camped in May. Also there’s a lot to see, access to go walking and trails.

Visited May 2021: this year's hosts were SUPER friendly and helpful. You could tell they worked hard and took pride in making sure all guests felt welcomed, comfortable and safe, and that the spaces were clean and prepped for each new guest. They bathrooms were very clean and well stocked at all times (vault and flush toilets). We stayed in the 1-41 A loop and the trees were great - nice shade, birds and chipmunks. We arrived on Saturday and the noise level was very low, then nonexistent Sunday-our departure Tuesday. I hope these hosts are back next year when we return!

Great large space! Very clean and close to the water.

Was moved sites. Was “asked” when I got there if I minded, but they had already had the group in my site I reserved, so I didn’t have a choice. I was put at a site next to the road, which was loud. The family I was beside had kids that were outside screaming past 10pm and their dog barked at me as I sat at MY picnic table trying to read my book, so I was forced to go to my tent at 8pm. The only positive thing is the overall campground location and I was woken up at 2am by elk calls and was greeted with beautiful stars.

The location is great as it’s next to a pretty lake. It’s also very close to trail ridge road and Rocky Mountain national park. But the reason I’m giving such a poor review is because the bathrooms were closed for the season. The campsites are also small and very close together. There were tons of young people staying up late and being loud, which didn’t bother us. Just an FYI. Also, you are required to purchase a day pass to stay in the park, but the machine to buy the pass was so far away from the campsite and difficult to find.

Nice camp site near Shadow MT Lake. Nice bike or hiking trail around the lake. Also good for kayaking and near Rocky Mt National Park. Our only problems were they turned off the water September 20th without any notice, our first of 4 days. The on-line site said water was available. We had to get our water in the national park. The second issue is that an entire loop was closed with many campsites unusable so all sites were full and close together. The other loop could have allowed campers to spread out under the corona virus conditions.
Host were very nice.

A tight compact campground with small sites located on the south shore of Shadow Mountain Lake. It's noisy because of congestion and boating activities. This was a backup location for us because the NP CGs were booked up. Will not return here again.

Beautiful and peaceful!

This place and 3rd week of September is to wakeup every morning in the Colors of Colorado!!!

Campground hosts were friendly, helpful, and kept bathrooms and Campground very clean. The lake is beautiful. Campground well set up. Would definitely stay here again!