9/10 for logistics. This place is of the self-service variety. Only critique is the map (included in the registration email) was a bit hard to decipher. A quick wander of the premises cleared that up, though. Any other questions were answered by looking at their website. 10/10 for location. The views really are phenomenal. (Heads up to motorcyclists - you DO need to drive on gravel/rocks for a bit) 9/10 for amenities. We’re easy to please. The facilities brought us right back to summers spent at camp. Only comment is there is 1 sink in the toilet house, but luckily sharing was easy with the other camp-goers who also brush their teeth.

All in all, great place.

This was such a good place to stay! First of all, manager John really saved the day when we needed to borrow a tent. He was very kind and helpful and made sure our trip continued without a hitch. The amenities are clean and convenient and we really enjoyed the shared kitchen! Perfect if you don’t want to bring kitchen supplies because it is very well stocked! Highly recommend!

It was a great stay, the landscape is gorgeous and the camp hosts have a very good vibe and maintain that on the property

Other reviews were not kidding about it being so peaceful here having plenty of amenities AND a cool vibe. They even have a fun house with ping pong, fooseball and other games. We woke up to a rainbow with a beautiful view of the Ute Mountains in the distance. Hosts are friendly and helpful, and location is just a few mile outside Cortez and has a couple great Mexican restaurants! This campsite even offers Teepees and cabins to stay in, a really unique opportunity for a nice experience.

Stayed here a week in October it was wonderful

The owners of this camp are very friendly and the amenities are good. Showers, bathrooms, ice, strong wifi, a kitchen, and a very fun communal patio space. Come here if you’re camping near Mesa Verde and want to meet other travelers!

Nice site & facilities, very friendly folks with lots of plans for improving the site (teepees coming soon!) 420 friendly which Mom liked. Stayed in the dorms that really have a summer camp feel, bunk beds & plywood walls.

The owner is a great guy. The place is great . It has bathroom, shower , and a kitchen . I used the food from the kitchen to cooked my breakfast in the morning. I left a tip .

My motorcycle and I camped here. It was little difficult to find it but if you call the number , they will guide you & send you a message for instructions on how to get to the site.

I rode all the way near the end. There are mailboxes on your right as well as 'Private Road' and 'Do Not Enter' signs. Follow the Camp sign LEFT, watching for the driveway o n the left marked with a white sign with our logo and address, posts with Tibetan prayer flags, a FUNKY FLASHING TRAFFIC SIGNAL & green gates.

I’ll camp here next time .

This is an absolutely amazing place to stay and camp in the desert. The owners are amazing and have gone above and beyond to make this place awesome. It’s like college dorm style living, but outside. Hot showers, pit toilets, and a fully appointed public kitchen with an ice machine really bring it all together. I really enjoyed using the kitchen and covered sitting area, which is nice to get out of the wind. The observation deck is also a great place to sit and watch the sunset and stars. I will be coming back to here again and again! Would be an awesome place for a teardrop camper.