This was a nice campground in a great, serene location by the Dolores river. Would go back!!!
This RV park was amazing! We usually stay in State parks and national campgrounds but this private RV park is the best of both worlds. Friendly staff, ample Laundry facilities, spacious sites (premium and above), 2 acres dog park, restaurant onsite and just a wonderful basecamp for Durango and Silverton. We had technical issues and they were very accommodating plus they have an RV tech on-site. Highly recommend .
We loved this location to visit Jackson and Jackson Hole. The drive to GTNP is not bad either. Property is kept great. We had one of the premium sites with large trees and we loved it. It felt private enough for us. We enjoyed our stayed here and the staff was very friendly. We would come here again.
The location of this park is great! There is a dump station at the entrance that is large enough to acomódate various rigs. There are many sites and some are close together but the wooded grounds make it feel more private. I can see how it can be noisy when is full in the summer. We had a cold front and that kept people inside…. There is a way to go see the river and there was a group of elk doing their thing during Rut which was fun to watch. Park is kept well. Bathrooms are clean and heated. Location is great to explore the park. I would stay here again.
This is a large campground that feels private. We were in loop D, no generators allowed with electrical hookups. We had great views but not of the Tetons. Moose frequent that area and was fun to admire (from a distance). Biking in and near the campground is fun. Bathrooms are plenty and clean. Short walk to the river for fishing was fun and beautiful. Site was large. Dump station was busy but clean. Loved it here! Will be back.
We stayed in one of the sites by the River. Some sites have electric. Ours didn’t but I didn’t mind given the location. It was private and had great views of the River. There is a trail head by our site (site 3) that goes for miles (min elevation gain) along the River. Not to be missed. The bird watching in this location is amazing. I wish we had stayed longer. Loved it!!
This is a beautiful property in the middle of a farming area. The Aspens are beautiful which makes most sites feel private. We stayed here to explore the rivers in the area. I wouldn’t recommend to stay here to visit Yellowstone park as it is too far, in my opinion. The staff was friendly and the grounds are well kept. We were there st the end of the season and there wasn’t too many ppl playing golf. I used their laundry facilities. They were fine but only one washer and dryer so planned accordingly.
Campground is large and busy but it has a great location. We had a wooded site, which was nice. The bathrooms were clean, large and heated, which was nice. We walked our dogs around the campground since you can’t really have them on the park. We enjoyed walking down to the river to see the elk (no dogs allowed there). Campground has a great location to explore the park and Elk do frequent the grounds.
This campground is located near Frisco and Dillon. Short drive to Breckenridge and Silverthorne too. Some sites have views of the lake. Sunrises and sunsets are beautiful!!! No dump station. No hookups. This year no water. There are toilets and a dumpster. Some sites are closer than others but, overall they are spacious. This campground is always busy but considering the offerings of the lake (need to drive to get to marina), hikes, fishing, restaurants and shopping, you can beat it. Always a fun location for us.
If you like fly fishing this is the place to come! Fishing in the conejos river is spectacular. Beautiful, quiet and fish are big! We encounter a mosquito hatch which wasn’t fun but unusual. The sites are spacious. No hookups but there is water, bathrooms and trash service. Campground is clean. Noise of the river was nice. Recommend the loop by the river.
The views here never get old! If you like the collegiate peaks views plus the sound of the river come here! Fishing is good but during the day, depending on the time of the year, you will get the white water rafters. I enjoy watching them. There is good hiking a very shot drive or walk from the campground. People also come here for the ATV trails which are close but far enough not to bother the campground. Dry camping. No water. No trash. Pack it out. Bathrooms available.
The Reudi reservoir is a beautiful area. Sunsets are gorgeous and there is a nice hike outside of one of the other two campgrounds in the area. I feel this little campground is the most secluded of the 4 in the area. However, not all sites offer reservoir views. Reservoir is very low this year. We camp here for the fly fishing on the frying pan. That didn’t disappoint. There is no cell service. Closest service area is Basalt, which is 30min away. This site is huge but also very dusty. We loved it tho. Didn’t have any neighbors close to us. Host was very nice and kept area clean.
Third time for us here. We have tried different sites and I like them all. I personally, have enjoyed the Oslo loop best. Mainly b/c of the views. Short walk to downtown Redstone, and a short drive yo Marble or Carbondale, this campground has a great location. No cell signal! Staff was great and keep the facilites very clean.
Very nice, and cared for campground located near the Colorado Monument and other impressive canyons. Close to Fruita and Grand Junction for restaurants. Can be a little noisy (road) if you sleep with windows opened or in a tent. Will get pretty hot in the summer. We had a mild day, a hot day and a cold and windy day. Bathrooms were very clean and had running water. There is a nice and short walk you can do around the pond. Overall it was a good stay!
This small, but clean, campground is located perfectly a walk, or bike ride, away from the town of Golden. Not too far from hwy 70 it a great overnight stop or a destination. The staff was great! The bike bath and creek are nice. Bathrooms were clean. I would stay here again.
Very nice campground with south Platte River front sites. We took our 19’ trailer and there are some trailer friendly sites but I would say this campground has better tent sites than trailer sites. The campground is clean and the views of the rock formations in the canyon are spectacular. The fishing was great. The mornings were cold. The host does a good job caring for the campground. There is a nice overlook trail (steep but short) right off the campground that is worth doing to get views of the reservoir. There is no access to the reservoir from the canyon. The road in the canyon can be bumpy and not great on your rig. There is a house near by with two dogs that woke us up one night and bark a lot during the day too FYI…
We found this time of year (fall) a great time to visit this campground. It’s pretty busy in the summer but not as much during fall. The sites with water views are very nice. We had site #51 and we loved it. This campground is easy to get to, is close to Dillon, Frisco, Silverthorne and Break, and it has the best views of the Dillon reservoir. There are a few ways to get down to the reservoir from the campground. Makes for a nice quick hike. There is also a short hike at the campground entrance that give you great views. The site was clean and the hosts are active.
Dry camping at its best. The late season camping offers a more quiet and private experience at this campground. Fishing was great. Hiking is fun and the stars were amazing at night. No host this time but that is ok. Bathroom was functional. There is no water or trash at this campground. Sites are nicely spaced and their well maintained.
We stayed at this RV Park a few days after an early snow storm hit the area. We needed electrical hookup and a spot by the river :). This campground exceeded our expectations. The spot was beautiful, clean and the managers were very friendly.
Very secluded, spacious campsites. Nice 3.5 hike around the like but you end up on the road. The excercise was good for us. Small lake great for canoes, kayak and paddle boarding. Some fishermen. No host. No water. Trash available. Clean campground with beautiful views and sunsets. Visited Pearl Lake and Steamboat Lake State Park while there.