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Important information
"We are OPEN"
Go to Campspot site to reserve your site this traveling season.
We can accommodate monthlies in our long term park only.
You will need to call Haden at the Park 719-763-2155 to reserve these spots.
RV Park Bath House will not be open till 1 may 2023
We thank all of the travelers that stayed with us last season in spite of gas prices. We look forward to see you on the road this year. Please check our website for updates and travel safely!
The Genoa RV Park is a quiet, small town full-service RV park providing travelers an option to the corporate RV parks on the I-70 interstate in Colorado. **Contact-Less Check In!! **Full service electrical 20, 30& 50 amps. Water and Sewer connections. 24-hour laundry, washers, and dryers. Our pull-through lots allow easy in and out for extra-long RV’s. No need to unhook your towed vehicle. Responsible pet owners are welcome! Private trash service on-site. Free dump station and cleanout area. WI-Fi is strong in most locations of the park and is free. Nice& clean restrooms. The Genoa RV Park offers a 15’ by 25’ lighted covered pavilion area with gas grills, tables& chairs you can use anytime free. Across the street from the RV park is a fully equipped children’s playground. Our central location in Colorado at exit 371 on I-70 makes the Genoa RV Park your perfect spot halfway between Kansas and Denver to stay in comfort while traveling on the plains of Colorado! Greetings all Travelers from near and far! Our small home town is now open for business.
**Important Location and Amenities Information: **Conveniently located right at the hub of Colorado off exit 371 on I-70. Genoa sits 85 miles, respectively, from the eastern edge of Denver/ DIA and Colorado Springs. Located in Lincoln County, Colorado. About 5 miles east of the intersection of five state and federal highways: Interstate 70, U.S. 40/287, U.S. 24, CO 71 and CO 86. 8 hours travel to any location in Colorado and most portions of Nebraska, Wyoming, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Utah and New Mexico. Full service RV Park . 24 hour laundry services. We encourage you to be safe travelers and plan ahead!
$58 - $60 / night
$38 / night
Shady Grove Campground is a small RV Park/Campground located in the heart of rural Seibert, CO. We offer RV and tent camping for overnight, weekly, or monthly stays. In addition we have laundry facilities and a bath house open year round.
$30 - $40 / night
Pitch your tent, park your rv or big rig right here with us for when you need it most! Located just 9.5 miles away from Calhan raceway and fair grounds also we have paint mines nature park! Need extra parking for an even in calhan and don’t want to take all your individual vehicles? We are your go to!!
$20 - $85 / night
Scout
Best rv park in limon Colorado.
Easy off and easy on freeway.
Long spacious rv spots graveled.
Full hookups water-sewer-electric.
Nice metal picnic tables.
Coffee-food-gas-diesel nearby.
Scout
The campground itself is a basic no frills rv park. But is perfect for a short stay for traveling from point A to point B. Full hook up reasonable rate and just off I-70. The host Hayden was worth the stop alone. Super friendly and accommodating. You have to go to the little cafe for the Bison Burgers.
Guide
Great location, close to highway. We stopped traveling through. You can pay online, or drop in the office door. Silent and quiet for a good nights rest. Owner offer text or call to reserve as well- text us once we left thanking us for staying. There is RV hookups, camp sites, a cabin, as well as laundry and bathroom. We arrived very late and left early.
Guide
Easy access from interstate. Park has full hook-ups with store at entrance. One night stay during travel, camp sites are small for full size RV but manageable.
ScoutWe stayed in this campground fall of 2018 in a 40ft 5th wheel and satellite+plenty of space for tow; full hook up with free hot showers and coin laundry on site. Was offered free WiFi voucher but cell signal was fine. Staff was friendly and helpful - will be back if passing by on 70 again.
Legend
We thought we would be leaving Denver in the mid-afternoon headed east so this campground would have been a good place to stop for the night. Since some private campgrounds have closed their restrooms during Covid, I called ahead to make sure they would be open here. The woman answering the phone was very friendly and helpful and assured me they would be open. We ended up leaving Denver earlier than planned and arrived here around 3 pm; only three sites were occupied, and no one was in the office.
The campground is located about 4 miles down a navigable dirt road south of I-70. I had between one and two bars of Verizon, somewhat surprising as we were pretty much in the middle of nowhere.
There was a nice playground (along with a tetherball pole and horseshoes) and clubhouse with a full kitchen plus a grill outside, fireplace, pool table, and ping pong table, and WiFi. The television was on, but no one was around– just a little creepy. Laundry and vending on-site. There was also what appeared to be some kind of aviary. We did end up talking with a family staying there who told us the rate was $38 and all sites were full hookup. Three pull-thru sites and the rest are back-in. Some space but no separation between the sites and no discernable driveways.
Discounts: Good Sam, Passport America, over 65, military and LE.
All in all, this campground offers some nice amenities but would be better suited to people traveling in an RV. I’m glad we did not commit to staying here and decided to burn some more daylight and continue our journey down the road.
GuideThis RV park is literally a pebble and grass clump facility. There are 7 pull through sites with new electric, water and sewer connections close together. There is a clean bathhouse with shower. Owner is nice and helpful. The campground is a new enterprise in a very small, run down town. Folks are nice. This is very rural Colorado. Right off I 70. We loved the oddness of the place and wish these folks the best.
GuideQuick in and out RV park. Shaded pull thru. Bathrooms needed a scrubbing.
TravelerI really enjoyed this park ,the owner was great , and was very friendly. The RV park was full of wild rabbits that were running all around. The views were of a neighborhood park with grain silos in behind the park,. and wind turbines in the distance ,definitely different
RangerA small RV park that seems to cater to longer term residents. It was quiet and comfortable and I only stayed one night. I did not see restrooms, showers, dump station, trash disposal, etc. Check in was all online and I never knew if there were camp hosts or managers.
Traveler
East entrance closed with sign that says authorized vehicles only. West entrance by the restrooms was open but the road back to the campsites also had an authorized vehicles only sign blocking the road. I probably could’ve chances staying in the lot by the restrooms but it seemed extra sketchy and I didn’t want to get a knock in the middle of the night to move. Had to go to the La Quinta Inn in Limon because the truck stops were full. The La Quinta has rv parking and my combined 49ft of truck/TT fit fine.
GuideEasy to find / get to. Large spots with picnic tables and coverings. Dirt road in and large spaces once you get there. Big enough for RVs. When I went it was completely empty and very peaceful.
Guide
The park is just off the interstate, but well-sited in that the interstate noise wasn't a factor. The site had full hookups and was well maintained. I didn't use the facilities so I don't have any answers there. The restaurant in the Conoco station, and the restaurant across the street (Handi's), are both good.
TravelerEasy access and fairly level sites. Very friendly staff from making reservations to check out.
ScoutThe views, the amenities, are nothing to write home about but the price for full hookups and ease of entering and departing are. Not to mention the the great host, Hayden. Ask him about the little cafe down the street with a full bar and great smoked bison burgers! We even met some of the locals and had great conversations with our meal and drinks. Reservations arent needed but...we'll call ahead anyway. Absolutely will stop again on this round trip!
TravelerStopped on our way to Kansas City. Nice Dog Park. Level sites. In the middle of a residential area. Nothing here to eat except at a truck stop or burger place 10 miles away. Staff very nice. Very dusty.
GuideIt’s your typical KOA, however, why should you have to pay $85 for just a pull thru electricity and water site, ridiculous !! Road noise is noticeable because as per KoA, your “conveniently” next to an interstate. Restrooms/showers need a good cleaning, however they are a little dirty and the women’s restroom smells like a vault toilet. There’s a silo nearby and it sounds like a big industrial fan running almost constantly. And flies, a lot of them. If possible, skip this overpriced KOA!
LegendVery standard KOA Park and it’s a great location for travelers along I-70. We stopped here because we encountered a nasty spring storm and knew we couldn’t stay ahead of it. Pretty much everyone else who stopped that day was in the same predicament as we were. Many of us just did laundry and made the best of it!
Campground: The staff was very warm and welcoming and we were very grateful for a safe place to plug in with shelter. They had several small KOA cabins on the property and horse shoes.
Amenities: They had a pool, laundry, playground, camp store. It was clear that this is a location many traveling through stop at. The facilities (bathrooms and showers) were clean and well lit. They have a kids area and nice playground too.
Sites: Nice long pull through spots, level, and clean. While we were there the storms dropped about 3 inches of rain and there were some muddy spots but it seemed nice and dry by morning.
ScoutPlease view the links for current information
Regulations: In addition to those restrictions listed in regulation#900 the below listed provisions or restrictions apply(see Chapter 9, http://cpw.state.co.us/aboutus/Pages/Regulations.aspx). More Information: CPW Office(Colorado Springs):(719) 227- 5200 CPW Website: http://cpw.state.co.us
A. Hunting is prohibited, except for youth mentor hunting only. No more than one mentor per youth hunter may engage in hunting.
B. Camping is allowed by licensed hunters during an established big game season or spring and fall turkey season plus three(3) days before and three(3) days after each season or while actively fishing.
C. Fires are allowed within an established containment structure in designated areas.
LegendThis is a disaster! I made reservations several months ago as part of an extended, 5 week trip. We got here as they are in the middle of a major construction project. It is undoubtedly needed. But, they should have called or emailed us about the inconvenience, dust and noise! We could have found an alternative place to stay. Bad form in their end, and also in KOA to allow it.
GuideThere is multiple private dispersed camping sites for vans, tents, RVs. -fire ring -free -picnic table -no bathrooms -no water Breezy and beautiful even in June. Great place to watch a sunset away from it all.
TravelerStayed here on our way to Colorado and were very happy with it. Friendly staff, clean bathhouse and level pad. Spots are close together but it was very quiet. Would stop again when passing through.
GuideEasy access to Interstate. Pull through sites plenty long enough for our truck and 32’ trailer without having to unhitch. Stayed just one night as we passed through.
Good space between sites.
Legend
Jake from the Dyrt here! Check out this off grid ranch in Colorado, there are spots for tents and RV's!
ScoutSmall campground in a small town right off I-70. The owners are very friendly and there’s free coffee in the morning. No real privacy but plenty of flat ground for pitching a tent. There were lots of RVs there but noise wasn’t a problem. Nothing much to see from the campground itself but if you drive through the town and slightly east the view opens up into gorgeous prairie!
RangerRVs themselves weren't loud when there, but you are right in the neighborhood and the nextdoor welder was pretty loud late into the night. Small quiet town made for a great stopover, but next time might look to go further or camp out in a nearby park to feel less conspicuous. There are two tent areas, one by the road in front of the house, the other by the back in front of a cabin. Without knowing if anyone was inside, was a tad creepy setting up close to the cabin.
ScoutWe were just passing through on a cross country road trip and spent 1 night here with our teardrop trailer. The owners were very friendly and they offered us coffee in the morning (which was SO GOOD). There’s even a fenced dog area, which was perfect for our 2 dogs. It’s in the middle of a very small town. If you’re passing through and need a safe place to stay for the night, this is perfect.
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