Camelback Pointe Apartment Homes

The view to the west is phenomenal but if you lived facing Centennial, the noise pollution is something else. You’ll get used to it but the smog from the road can be toxic.
I loved the adjacent field where I took walks and looked at the mountains. The maintenance was fast and friendly. I loved food truck night and movie night by the pool. The neighbors were friendly and quiet for the most part.
The location is great since the furthest locations in each direction is at most 20 minutes away. Garden of the gods is only 5 minutes away!

I have enjoyed the last three years of my stay here. My apartment was beautiful. Shannon was instrumental as Community Director in providing a stabilizing presence and now James has taken the reigns and has shown that same sense of care. I have always been treated respectfully, professionally, and several times above and beyond expectations. Thank you.

Hope you like having to park as far away a possible from your apartment. Everyone seems to not work and never go anywhere, and if they do work they get home around 4pm. You may even have to park in fire lanes or in the nearby shopping center.
Hope you like your neighbors, you’ll be hearing every footstep they make! They’ll be littering all over and rarely pick up after their dogs. They’ll smoke in front of your windows and litter their butts all over. Management won’t clean it up. And management will take forever to get things done. You’ll have to go in multiple times to get them to actually do something. To get a light bulb changed it will take a week, at least.
Looks nice from the outside, but really bad architecture when you think about it. Kept in poor condition. My carpet, upon moving in, had scorch marks and stains. A majority of the outlets had grounds broken inside of them. The kitchen floor was peeling up in areas you may have not seen. And prepare to pay for heating, it will literally be swept through the cracks – poor weatherstripping and windows.
Felt welcoming at the beginning but then felt like I was being robbed of my money’s worth. Can’t wait until the lease is up!

I love Camelback Pointe, my husband and I have lived here for 3 years and never experienced any major problems. The staff is always very friendly and the maintenance has always done a great job of quickly addressing any repair problems we’ve had.
The parking can be a pain but we decided to pay a little extra to purchase reserved spots which has made things much easier.
Overall, the apartments are nice, they are well maintained and we have never had a problem with them. I don’t know why there are so many negative reviews, I would recommend them as a place to live!

For the second month in a row, the company’s computer screwed up our AUTOMATIC rent payment. Despite the fact it was their mistake we were still charged a $ 50 penalty, automatically deducted from our account. When I inquired about it I was told «oh yeah, we tried to fix that» and yet no one had bothered to communicate with me about it. No apology, nothing. I have taken our account off automatic and will be manually controlling payments from now on. There is no trust here at all.
Regarding the corporate «customer service» lady who responded to my first review here and said she wanted to discuss my concerns: I emailed her at her request and have yet to hear back — it’s been almost a month. It has been even longer since I tried contacting the property director at the corporate office.
When our soldier returns from deployment the Fort Carson Housing Office will be receiving a full report, including photos, of the problems and mistreatment we’ve experienced here.

From the moment I signed the lease this place has been the worst apartment experience that I have ever had.
During the apartment inspection I noticed the management staff member was not taking down the comments my roommate and I were making regarding damages and flaws that we noticed. I brought this to her attention, and she said that she would record the information, but some of the things we were describing were typical wear and tear, and didn’t need to be recorded. I have a strong feeling that I’m not getting a dime of my deposit back.
Once we returned to the office to finalize some paperwork, I noticed that on some initial paperwork we were told we would have to pay $ 1063 a month, but the lease that I signed said $ 1065. I know it’s only two dollars, but I felt tricked and am upset that I didn’t bring my initial paperwork with me to cross-​check the lease. Problems only seemed to prevail from this point.
I received a call one afternoon about noise complaints coming from our apartment. Ironic, though, especially since both my roommate and myself weren’t at home the previous evening. I have also been told by everyone that I have met who lives here that either they themselves or someone they personally know has had their car broken into at this complex, and that not much has been done by security to manage the problem.
Poop. There was an immense amount of unsanitary bird poop all over our railing and front walkway from the birds who were nesting in the outside hallway this past spring. We were told that once the baby birds had hatched and flew away management would handle the removal of the nests and cleanup of the feces. Needless to say, this didn’t happen. I had to call multiple times to complain about the mess, until finally it was haphazardly cleaned. The mess remained, only slightly less of a mound.
Parking is a joke. I have come home twice now without a single place to park my car. The first time I asked where the best place for me to park would be if that kind of situation happened again, and the staff member’s response was «at King Soopers across the street.» This is about half a mile away, and mind you, I don’t pay nearly $ 600 a month to walk across the busy road alone at night. This happened again last night, and I had to drive nearly an hour away, to stay elsewhere for the night.
I, and the rest of these tenants, should be able to come home at night and park in a parking space to walk into our over priced apartments and sleep. I’m not asking for a spot right by my apartment, but at least on the premises for goodness sake!
After reviewing my lease terms and the property’s resident handbook, I am seeing that this is a problem and will be dealt with as soon as possible or else I’m ending my lease prematurely. I certainly know that I am not going to extend this horrific bind. Word to the wise, avoid renting at this place!

Been living here for 5 years. Great place up until this new management team came on board. Place has gone down hill. You’re money would be better spent elsewhere.