Golden Eagle Ranch RV Park & Campground

We booked this at the last minute. We were greeted by the maintenance crew  at our site! We were warned of spiders and a bear and saw neither! The laundry room was very nice and spacious. The only drawback to this campground were the showers. They were not very wide with no handicap accessibility. I brought my own chair to sit on. 

Lady at reception was lovely, friendly and helpful. Originally booked 2 nights and ended up booking another night as there is heaps to see and do at Colorado Springs. 20 mins out of town, peaceful. Sites are a bit unlevel.  22ft van no slide outs. $62 p/n  for water and 30 amp power. Dump point accessible near amenities. Amenities ok. Laundry adequate. Takes quarters or card. 

I wanted to book a night to camp but after entering WAY too much personal info to create an account you still have to call and book. Very intrusive. 

I paid $70 for a "deluxe" site because they would not guarantee 50 amp. For that I got a washed out severely sloping dirt site with the water spigot in a hole covered in mud (on the opposite side and in front of my coach.)
Like me you are considering this place because every place else is sold out. Walmart is a better option. Do not bring a big rig up here. And never come here if there's a chance of rain-'a real mud hole. In 40 years of RVing, this is the worst value ever.

Rustic campground as far as sites and site maintenance.  Roads are decomposed granite and rain creates ruts and muddy flows.  Had a private fishing lake, no State licence needed. All said and done, it is scenic campground and we would stay again.  The staff was very helpful guiding us to our site.

Playground and most spaces all overgrown. Roads washed out. Entry way, not big rig friendly. Inclined. Permanent trailers not well maintained. 1 pond dried out and overgrown.

A lot of the previous comments are accurate, both negative and positive.  If you're new to RV'ing, especially with a large RV, you probably won't enjoy the rustic beauty of this place.  Dirt roads, sites, overhanging tree branches, short turn radiuses all add to the anxiety.  Hookups poorly placed and on opposite sides.  Hope it hasn't rained recently or you may be mud wrestling to get in or out.  Comparable to many State Parks and moderately maintained camping spots.  

Stayed in van at a tent site with 15A and water. They were very nice there in the office and had no issues. We came on their opening day 04/30, and there were hardly any other people camping so the spot was nice and remote. Covid friendly, didn’t see anyone without masks there. Great walking trail up the mountain in the back of camp. Also went for a walk on the road leading into the campground and saw a small black bear crossing the road and some wild turkey. 

Golden Eagle is in a great place with friendly staff, surrounded by a beautiful area, but the campground is in serious need of updating. Sites are very unlevel, and power boxes are shared. Playground is old tires and a swing. Don't bother getting a $7 site-fishing permit, as the pond has been dry for a long time. Bring a tree-trimmer if your rig is tall, as trees aren't maintained either. The grass was tall, and there appear to be many permanent residents. We were next-to-last on the downhill side of the septic line, and when our tank dumped, the neighbor's overflowed. If you're just sleeping here and will be gone all day, it's OK for that, but if you want to enjoy a nice, modern and clean campground for a reasonable price, bypass this one.

We took this park because it was the only place to take a rv[40 ft] with a month notice.
The site was at least a foot out of level.It looks the the whole park is that way.WI FI  is a no.
It is close to the army base so if you like artillery going off at 5 AM TO 11 PM,this would be for you.Banging and shaking all day.Its the sound of freedom.

This was singularly the worst campground/rv park of our 3.5 week trip. The majority of sites are on a slope and some are so bad that while you might be able to unhitch your trailer; you couldn’t rehitch it. One of the two ‘lakes’ had been drained, the two gazebos had significant structural damages, the restrooms be basic and the laundry facilities had been closed. Of the sites we saw, utilities were not in the logical places and the only spot on our site level enough for the picnic table was be the neighbors sewer connection. 

The campground was the only on around not full so we stayed. The campground is on a hill with sites at different levels and VERY FEW level. We tried thre before finding one that would work for two nights. The staff were friendly and tried to be helpful. The condition of the roads (dirt) was poor and them and the sites needed grading BAD! I am sure Ethel recent rains hurt them but no excuse for the conditions.
The good thing is the family has an ENORMOUS bug collection started by their elder member. That was VERY COOL. I raise my rating to 3 stars for that alone, otherwise a low 2 stars.

The people can't keep your site reserved she call 2 hrs before we arrived to change our site. The road going up the hill to the camp needs to be widening  two rig can't pass each other on it the roads in the campground could be scaped and level.  They seem to push the so called deluxe site that is sitting on the steepest hill they have. It was close to Colorado Springs  but it isn't worth the price. 

This campground is out of the city enough to feel remote yet close enough to be convenient to all the attractions we wanted to take in during our planned 3 night stay. We were aghast, however, when we drove in to settle into our spot, at the condition of the interior roads and the sites. Sites were not only unlevel, but rutted and sometimes even inaccessible by our 38ft MH.  We would have bottomed out had we attempted to park in the site we had been assigned. The staff was very accommodating in getting us into a different site, but only offered sites that were available the full span of our stay.  It scared us to think what would have happened if we had been there during a busy time.  We did find a site and sat back and watched as other RVs came in and experienced the same issues.  When was the last time you had to use a level pad to level the picnic table!  We thoroughly enjoyed our time at Colorado Springs, but would never recommend this park especially at the premium rate we were charged $52/night FHU.

We traveled over 6,000 miles over the summer and stayed at many campgrounds. This one was expensive for what you get, $53/night. Everything is dirt and sites are not level. We pulled into our site and were excited because it had trees on both sides, but wondered why our neighbor was hooked into our electric box. Come to find out two sites share one box and it’s first come first serve for the 50amp. We were able to move so we were first to the 50amp, but had no shade. No grass, it’s all weeds. The “fishing” pond looks like a swamp. 
The 3 stars is because it was secluded and quite and our spot was right across from the playground so that was nice for our kids. The site had plenty of room for our 40ft motorhome and vehicle. They also provided us with 2 extension cords so we could reach the electric box. If you are coming to the area to go see all the sites around Colorado Springs this might be a good park, but not somewhere I enjoyed spending my weekend. 

This place is back off the 115 on a small dead end road. Glad they had signs it is back off the highway. Very quiet. We got in late and ended up with the 30amp since the person who shared took the 50amp. Sites are fairly level, some treed sites. Con is the dirt pads, it did rain so a tad messy. Would stay again.

We stayed here 6 nights. Initially booked a standard 50amp site but the lady at checkin advised the site we had selected would likely not be good - our rig is a class A with 4 slides. She offered us our choice of a couple others that were available. After driving through we opted to up grade to a “deluxe” site which is really 2 side by side sites - was way more than we needed but was nice none the less. Loved being off the highway and the only noise at night other than the owls hooting and crickets chirping was the horns at sunup and sundown at Fort Carson which is down the mountain and across the street. 
Only negative and what kept us from giving this 5 stars is the water connections. Seems they have chosen to dig a 8”x8”x8” hole for the connection pipe and chose not to fill it or put a cover over it. Thus you have to be very careful when out walking as not to break a leg. I mentioned it to the maintenance man and his solution was to put an orange cone on the one right outside our door. 

Nice campground. We stayed in a 40' fifth wheel. A little tricky to park and get it level. We enjoyed our time and would definitely love to go back again.

We are on our maiden voyage in our first camper... A 5th wheel. The park is decent with lots of space but the road is really bumpy and some of the sites are horrible for newbies! Not all sites were bad but some along the back side of area J were bad. Avoid sight 480 if possible! It had a steep incline on one side of the pull through so backing the truck up to the hitch was difficult. When pulling out of our site our tailgate hit the underside of the camper due to the steepness of the site. The hook ups were all over the place as well. Water hook up was in the middle of the neighbors campsite and the electric hook up was on the opposite side of the camper where the cord comes out. We did happen to get the last site with full hookups so betters can't be choosers. We'd come back to the park so long as we could get a more flat and level site. It was nice and quiet and the kids enjoyed riding their bikes around the park and playing at the playground! 

We stayed here through the winter and continue to come back to stay. Awesome park host and great family owned park that will help with any needs or desires. Close to Colorado Springs and main "must see" places. Campground has a lake and is across from Fort Carson. Beautiful scenery 360 degrees at this campground. 

Plenty of space. Office closes at 6 pm. but we called ahead and the staff assigned us a site before we arrived. There are fireplaces and tables for most (all?) sites. It was pretty quiet (mid May). 

Great RV park. Big, super friendly staff/visitors, lots of trees, great museum. Nice lake you can fish in without permit since it's on their property. 4 stars, because the woman's showers were horrible. Out of 4 only 1 was working properly. That one had no water pressure. Also, super tiny!