About Sugar Loafin' Campground
Sugar Loafin' Campground sits at 10,000 feet in Leadville, Colorado. It lies one mile from Turquoise Lake and adjacent to the nation's highest golf course.
Sugar Loafin' Campground operates at 10,000 feet elevation. Every site includes a table and campfire ring. Full hookup sites provide 30 and 50 amp electrical service.
Turquoise Lake sits one mile from the campground. The nation's highest golf course borders the property. Historic Leadville offers mining history nearby.
Trout fishing happens in the lake and stream. Rock hounding and jeep trails surround the campground. Hiking, boating, and mountain climbing fill the area.
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What Amenities Does Sugar Loafin' Campground Offer?
Sugar Loafin' Campground offers restrooms and showers, laundry, a store, a family recreation room with fireplace, playground, and nightly ice cream socials. DSL data ports are available in common areas.
Is Sugar Loafin' Campground Big Rig Friendly?
What Are the Rates at Sugar Loafin' Campground?
Nightly rates for RV sites start at $175. Cabin rentals require a 2-night minimum stay, with advanced reservations needing a 3-night minimum. Additional fees may apply.
What Are the Check-In Rules at Sugar Loafin' Campground?
Check-in and check-out times are not specified; contact the campground for details. A 2-night minimum is required for cabins, and 3-night for advanced reservations. Cancellations two weeks or more in advance receive a 50% refund of the deposit.
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What Is the Atmosphere Like at Sugar Loafin' Campground?
Sugar Loafin' Campground is family-owned and operated, offering a friendly atmosphere with nightly ice cream socials, making it ideal for families and short-term stays.
Are Pets Allowed at Sugar Loafin' Campground?
Pets welcome if they are good campers