Heaton Bay

We have stayed in the campground multiple times over the years and have always had a good experience. The only item of note was this time the fire pit had not been cleaned out. We had shovel it out before we could use it. Nothing that will keep us from returning next season.

We have stayed in the campground multiple times over the years and have always had a good experience. The only item of note was this time the fire pit had not been cleaned out. We had shovel it out before we could use it. Nothing that will keep us from returning next season.

Great location just off I-70 with biking trails straight from the campground that connects with lakeshore loop, town of Frisco, and even on to Breckenridge. Fabulous views and flat level site. You can hear the highway noise, but that is expected knowing how close you are to highway. Typical late July monsoon season that had warm days and rain every night from 6-8pm. But that was expected. Just might want to keep your shade rolled in for the late afternoon if you’ll be away for an evening dinner. Camphosts friendly. Sites very clean. Loop C site 31 with water and electric (25&50amp). No nearby sewer without driving back in to Frisco so find alternate along your route on I-70.

Great location just off I-70 with biking trails straight from the campground that connects with lakeshore loop, town of Frisco, and even on to Breckenridge. Fabulous views and flat level site. You can hear the highway noise, but that is expected knowing how close you are to highway. Typical late July monsoon season that had warm days and rain every night from 6-8pm. But that was expected. Just might want to keep your shade rolled in for the late afternoon if you’ll be away for an evening dinner. Camphosts friendly. Sites very clean. Loop C site 31 with water and electric (25&50amp). No nearby sewer without driving back in to Frisco so find alternate along your route on I-70.

Very clean and well kept up campground. The pit toilets were the cleanest I have seen. The proximity to the rec path and Frisco and Dillon is nice.

Very clean and well kept up campground. The pit toilets were the cleanest I have seen. The proximity to the rec path and Frisco and Dillon is nice.

Well situated near the water of Lake Dillon, just west of the dam. Well maintained. The camp host staff were friendly and kept the pit toilet bathrooms well stocked and clean. The grounds were well maintained. Close access to the paved bikepath that goes around Lake Dilllon and provides access to bike paths to Breckenridge, Frisco and Copper Mountain. Many activites are available including boating,l paddleboarding, biking, hiking. If you are going to fill your RV with water, their is a threaded hose hookup on Loop B. There are no showers, but you can shower at the nearby Silverthorne Recreational Center for $5.00. It is within a 15 minute drive.

We've previously stayed here in the C Loop. The location, scenery, camp hosts and access to Frisco and bike trails is unparalleled. The only negative is that there are no sewer hook-ups or a dump station in the campground. To empty tanks requires connecting our trailer and driving through Frisco to the sewage treatment plant. Only a minor inconvenience and we will certainly return.

Although the site definition clearly states there is no sewer hoop-up, it would be useful note that there is also no dump station.

Well situated near the water of Lake Dillon, just west of the dam. Well maintained. The camp host staff were friendly and kept the pit toilet bathrooms well stocked and clean. The grounds were well maintained. Close access to the paved bikepath that goes around Lake Dilllon and provides access to bike paths to Breckenridge, Frisco and Copper Mountain. Many activites are available including boating,l paddleboarding, biking, hiking. If you are going to fill your RV with water, their is a threaded hose hookup on Loop B. There are no showers, but you can shower at the nearby Silverthorne Recreational Center for $5.00. It is within a 15 minute drive.

We've previously stayed here in the C Loop. The location, scenery, camp hosts and access to Frisco and bike trails is unparalleled. The only negative is that there are no sewer hook-ups or a dump station in the campground. To empty tanks requires connecting our trailer and driving through Frisco to the sewage treatment plant. Only a minor inconvenience and we will certainly return.

Although the site definition clearly states there is no sewer hoop-up, it would be useful note that there is also no dump station.