Nestled within the 2,400-acre Genesee Mountain Park just 20 miles west of Denver, Chief Hosa Campground offers a historic and scenic basecamp near Golden, Colorado. Dating back to 1918 and recognized as America's first motor-camping area, this 58-acre campground combines rich heritage with modern conveniences along the I-70 corridor. The campground features 24 RV sites accommodating rigs up to 35 feet with 30 and 50-amp electrical hookups, water hookups, sewer connections, and a dump station on-site. A full shower facility, picnic tables, and Wi-Fi round out the amenities. Outdoor recreation abounds with hiking trails, mountain biking, horseshoe pits, a basketball court, and wildlife viewing of a resident bison herd roaming the adjacent park lands. Pets are welcome on leash, and pull-through sites make arrival and departure easy for big rigs. Chief Hosa Campground serves as an excellent gateway to the Colorado Front Range, with nearby access to restaurants, groceries, and shopping. Whether exploring the Rocky Mountain foothills or day-tripping into Denver, Chief Hosa Campground delivers a well-equipped, nature-immersed experience in the heart of Colorado's mountain parks system.