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Your Home Away From Home in Buena Vista, CO
At Arrowhead Point Resort, we pride ourselves on creating a welcoming environment where guests feel at home amidst Colorado's natural beauty. Established on the site of a historic 1800s Pony Express stop, our 23-acre property combines historical charm with modern amenities. Our team has dedicated decades to perfecting this unique space, offering diverse accommodations ranging from RV sites to cozy cabins and yurts. We specialize in crafting memorable experiences through family-friendly activities like volleyball courts, horseshoe pits, and a state-of-the-art espresso bar.

Our commitment to excellence is reflected in our meticulously maintained facilities, including newly remodeled restrooms, laundry services, and a 1,600 sq ft covered pavilion for group events. With proximity to world-class attractions like Monarch Ski Resort and the Arkansas River, we serve as the perfect base camp for exploring Colorado's wilderness. Our staff's deep local knowledge ensures guests receive expert guidance for maximizing their mountain adventures, from hiking trails to hot springs visits.
Services
RV Sites Cabins Yurts Tents Group Facilities Camp Store WiFi Access Activity Booking Pavilion Rentals Pet Services
Highlights and features
  • We offer 320 days of annual sunshine with mountain views from every site
  • Our staff provides personalized activity booking assistance for local adventures
  • We maintain sparkling clean facilities with modern laundry and restroom amenities
  • Our property includes a historic 1800s Pony Express way station for unique experiences
  • We accommodate groups with dedicated tent areas and a 1,600 sq ft event pavilion
What people say
Welcoming staff Clean facilities Great location Helpful team Memorable experience
Services
RV Sites
Our RV sites accommodate vehicles up to 60 feet with full hookups including 50-amp electrical service. Newly upgraded sites feature concrete pads, cable TV access, and upgraded WiFi connectivity. Big rig friendly locations ensure comfortable parking for all RV sizes.
Cabins
Deluxe cabins offer queen beds, bunk beds, and full kitchen facilities. Loft cabins provide additional sleeping space while rustic cabins maintain traditional mountain charm. All units include refrigerators and private outdoor decks with fire pits.
Yurts
Our yurts combine comfort with nature featuring queen and bunk beds, kitchenettes, and private decks. Non-smoking units include linens and outdoor grills. Ideal for families seeking budget-friendly mountain accommodations with modern conveniences.
Group Facilities
We offer a 1,600 sq ft covered pavilion with gas and charcoal grills for group events. Four dedicated tent areas accommodate large gatherings with fire pits and picnic facilities. Indoor meeting spaces available for up to 35 guests with AV equipment.
Activity Booking
Our staff arranges local adventures including river rafting, horseback riding, and jeep tours. We coordinate equipment rentals and transportation logistics for nearby ski resorts and hiking trails. Personalized recommendations ensure optimal use of your vacation time.
Questions
What types of accommodations are available?
We offer RV sites, deluxe cabins, yurts, tent sites, and a historic house rental with various amenities including full hookups and kitchen facilities.
Are pets allowed on the property?
Pets are welcome in designated areas with kennel rentals available. Some accommodations have specific pet restrictions - please check policies when booking.
What amenities does the campground provide?
Our amenities include free WiFi, laundry facilities, a camp store, activity booking, volleyball courts, and a covered pavilion with grills for guest use.
Can I book group events at the campground?
Yes, we offer multiple group facilities including a 1,600 sq ft pavilion and dedicated tent areas for large gatherings and special events.
What nearby attractions are accessible from the campground?
We're minutes from Monarch Ski Resort, Arkansas River rafting, and Collegiate Peaks hiking trails. Denver and Colorado Springs are day-trip distances.
Is the campground open year-round?
We operate seasonally with specific opening and closing dates. Special seasonal packages available during peak months like May and July.
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Reviews (7)
Robin Myers
Sep 23, 2021 Report
I wouldn't stay here again. It started off bad from the beginning. We arrived after hours, and went to the door to get our site information. As we proceeded to our site the owner began chasing us, arms waving and screaming, "You can't take that trailer up to your site". They wanted us to park it by the highway where we couldn't see it and theft could very easily have been an issue. Even though none of their literature or their website indicated that having trailers at your site was not allowed. The only thing mentioned in their literature is that you may only have 1 RV and one vehicle per site
Steph Laube
Sep 19, 2021 Report
We stayed here July 2021. The staff was WONDERFUL and so accommodating! I had a recent injury requiring handicap access for the restroom and the staff kept the restroom reserved for me so that it was available when I needed it and they all kept a lookout for me, offering a ride back to my campsite, etc. They do such a nice job keeping the campground clean and also were attentive to helping to guide folks with campers into their campsites. The loft cabin was a perfect snug size and pitching a tarp over the picnic area worked well for the the rainy afternoons when we still wanted to be outside. This
Stephanie Otto
Aug 23, 2021 Report
We stayed one night in a tent site as we joined our friends who were in an RV site. The tent site was very expensive - $59.47 including tax and an undisclosed $10 booking fee (apparently charged whether you book by phone or internet, but not quoted when I made the reservation by phone). The site was on top of a hill, accessed via a very steep rutted gravel road. There is no water near the sites but there are 3 portapots. The tent site itself was on a hill with very little level space to pitch a tent and directly above the highway so there was constant noise all night. I recommend anyone looking
Indira Drake
Aug 16, 2021 Report
Loved it, stayed in one of the cabins with my husband, a friend & our 9yr old. Very roomy & comfortable for its size. Super clean bath houses, fun playground & gorgeous veiw. Kathy(front office) was outgoing & helpful in every way. Highly recommended.
Insurance Guru
Jul 31, 2021 Report
Stayed here at the last minute on July 16 and 17, 2021. Called from the road and got a spot for our Pop Up. The spots were very, very close together and our spot, at the end of the row, was closest to the road. The road noise was loud and made it hard to have a conversation outside and sleep. The campground is nice, well maintained and the staff was super helpful and very nice. We had water and electric. The site was clean and everything worked. The bathroom has two stalls and two showers (perhaps there was a second bathhouse but we did not see). Seemed small for the size of park and the showers
Mike Kim
Jul 30, 2021 Report
I stayed at the yurt in Arrowhead Point Camp grounds on 7/17/21 weekend. What stood out to me was the kind owner and staff, excellent customer service. I felt we had plenty of room on our site and awesome views to wake up to. It's about 5 miles north of BV, but this gave opportunities to ride our bikes into town or head north to Twin Lakes area. Additionally, it was quiet and not rowdy into the night so I appreciated that as well.
Melissa Porter
Jul 25, 2021 Report
I dont write reviews often, but maybe my review will steer someone to go elsewhere or even closer into Buena Vista. First of all, when I made the reservation, the woman on the phone was very short with me. I felt like a nuisance rather than a paying customer. The camp spots are very tight. You dont have much privacy at all. Our neighbors were smoking cigarettes so couldnt leave camper windows open. Its also expensive! They advertise a lot of bells and whistles but its all extra charge. Id rather be more remote with more privacy. And to the guy steering traffic, he has a very short