Aspen Acres Campground

Check-In Procedure RV/Standard Tent Sites - Check-in Time: 12 p.m. - Check-Out Time: 11 a.m. Cabins, Park Model, RV Rentals and Outfitter Tents - Check-in Time: 3 p.m. - Check-Out Time: 11 a.m. - Those who arrive early to check in may be subject to early check-in fees. - Late check-outs may be subject to fees. - While each park attempts to accommodate your exact spot request, the on-site manager makes the ultimate decision regarding spot placement. Fire Restrictions - We strongly encourage propane fires and cooking. - You may rent propane fire pits and 20lb propane bottles from the Main Office, or you are welcome to bring your own. - If you have a wood or charcoal fire, you are responsible for ensuring that no sparks catch anything on fire. - All flames must be drowned before leaving them. - Never leave a fire unattended. - All campfires must be in designated fire pits. - Do not move fire rings. - If your site does not have a fire ring, you may only have propane fires. - Firewood is available for purchase in the Main Office – please do not forage for wood. All outside firewood must be checked for bugs and disease – carry in firewood may be confiscated. - Absolutely no fireworks allowed. - Anyone setting off Fireworks will be removed from the Campground. Minimum Stays - There is a 2-night minimum stay on weekends. Holiday weekends require a 3-night minimum stay. - Exceptions to the minimum stay policy must be approved by campground staff or management. Vehicles, Trailers, and Visitors: - You are allowed One Motor Vehicle per site. - This includes the tow vehicle or Motorhome. - If you have more than one Vehicle, you must purchase an additional Parking Pass for $10.00/day for each additional Vehicle. - If you bring an additional Trailer other than your camp trailer, ie, boat trailer, ATV/UTV/motorcycle trailer, car/jeep trailer, etc, you must purchase a Parking Pass for that trailer for $10.00/day. - Extra vehicles and trailers that do not fit in your site must be parked in our overflow area. - No parking on the grass around your site. - As a guest, I understand I may have family/friends come in to visit me during my stay, and am aware there is a charge involved if they do. - All Visitors must purchase a Day Pass for $10.00. - All Visitors must leave the campground by 8 pm. See Office Staff. Speed Limit - Speed Limit is 5mph and will be strictly enforced. - Any vehicle may be stopped by campground staff and may be asked to slow down. - No riding of motorcycles, ATVs, scooters, golf carts, etc, is allowed in the campground unless approved by campground staff for medical reasons. - You may ride in/out of the campground to get to the trails. - Exceptions apply only to campground staff. - All electric vehicles must have their own plan for sourcing electricity for charging. - Charging for electric vehicles is allowed only in emergency situations where the vehicle cannot make it back to a designated electric vehicle charging station. - If an electric vehicle must be charged enough to get to a designated charging station, the RV/camper must be unplugged from the electrical pedestal. Wi-Fi - Wi-Fi internet is available at the Lodge (main office building), and a password is required. - Wi-Fi does not reach every site, but can be reached at sites close to the Lodge or Guard Shack. - We must conserve our bandwidth and be courteous to other guests. - Remember you are in the mountains and we can only provide what is available as we are not yet as Technologically Advanced as the City. - No streaming please. - Checking E-mails, surfing the net, and other simple things are allowed. Cell Phones - Cell Phone service can be spotty at best in the mountains and at most campgrounds in the area. - In case of emergencies, there is an office landline available. - Please do not hesitate to use it if necessary. - Wi-Fi calling and texting work well on our wireless network. - You may need to update the settings on your cell phone to use Wi-Fi calling. Pet Policy - All pets must be on a leash and under your control at all times. - We do have an off-leash dog park where all non-aggressive dogs are welcome to use. - Please clean up after your pet. Failure to do so will result in a $50 fine. - Never leave your pet(s) unattended in a cabin, your trailer, or at your site. - Pets are not permitted in the Lodge (Main Office) building, unless they are certified service animals. - Excessive barking or noise will not be tolerated. - You are financially responsible for any damage done by your pet(s). - The only exceptions are the campground owner’s/hosts’ dogs or pets. General Rules - Quiet Hours: 10:00 pm - 6:30 am - Common courtesy is expected of all guests. - Guests may be asked to quiet down by campground staff at any time if they are bothering others. - Guests should not disturb, annoy, endanger, or inconvenience other guests, nor use the premises for any unlawful purpose. - Alcohol is allowed in the campground. - Please use discretion when consuming alcohol. - Out-of-hand guests or loud parties are not tolerated. - Please park at your site and not on the road or the grass. - Overflow parking is available. - Please ask at the office. - Please conserve water! We are on a well. No washing of cars, trucks, RVs, boats, etc is allowed. - Please help conserve Electricity. - Help us keep rates down by Turning Off lights, heaters, fans, and AC units when you are not in your RV, cabin, etc., for extended periods of time. See “Vehicles, Trailers, and Visitors” for information on Electric Vehicles. - Please be kind to our Septic System! Our Septic System is very sensitive to feminine products and toilet paper. - Please use dissolving biodegradable toilet paper. - Please, no paper towels or food to be flushed down the toilets. - Please help ensure the life span of our Septic System. Smoking Policy - We do not allow smoking in any of our rentals. - This includes tobacco, vapor, or any other form of smoking. - Smoking is not permitted within 25 feet of the cabins to prevent smoke from entering cabins through doors/windows. - Be aware that during fire bans, the only location where smoking is allowed is inside your vehicle. - Please dispose of extinguished cigarette butts in the provided containers located at designated smoking areas. - Please do not throw butts on the ground or in the eco-toilets. - Colorado State law prohibits smoking in any public building. - Marijuana use is not allowed. - Any individual caught smoking marijuana in any public area will be asked to leave without a refund. - Any Violation of this policy will incur a $250 fee. Campfires - We strongly encourage propane fires and cooking. - You may rent propane fire pits and 20lb propane bottles from the Main Office, or you are welcome to bring your own. - Absolutely no fireworks allowed. - Anyone setting off Fireworks will be removed from the Campground. - Campfires are authorized by the office. - We adhere to all County, State, and Federal fire bans, and as a private campground, we reserve the right to ban fires at any time. - Fires are only permitted in designated fire rings and pits. - Do not move the fire rings. - All fires must be attended to at all times and must be fully extinguished at bedtime or when not present. - To preserve your enjoyment of the trees in our campground and the surrounding area, only firewood purchased from the campground may be burned. - This will help prevent the spread of invasive pests and diseases. - Under the encouragement of environmental sources, we must confiscate carry-in firewood. - This is a serious problem, and we ask our campers to take it seriously as well. - State and federal fines up to $1,000 apply for violations of firewood quarantines. - Please read the following link for more information on Fire Restrictions https://909dc6b6-7c64-47ad-9738-c2133857719c.filesusr.com/ugd/92b9d1_ae2aeacad93a4b62a94aa9246ca50f91.pdf Bears and Wildlife - Do not feed the bears. - Take trash to the dumpster each night. - Burn food off BBQs. - Put Coolers, pet food, and water inside anytime you are not in the camp. - Even empty coolers attract bears. - Do not keep any food inside your tent. - Bring in bird feeders at night. - Read the signs that are posted around the campground. - The Department of Wildlife considers it a crime to do anything that could attract wildlife to the campground.