I'll start with the good: Beautiful scenery…read moreQuiet night This rv resort (if that's what you call it), is not big rig friendly. If you have a large rv, I would suggest somewhere else. The lots are uneven and it's VERY difficult to get in and out of t

When I made the reservation in July, I spoke to a very pleasant person who lives in Texas. Black…read moreBear RV is now owned by a company in Texas and staff is not on-site. Via e-mail, we were asked for info about our rig, and sent a link to complete a waiver. The e-mail stated a noon check-in time and had no further info about the check-in process. We provided the rig info and signed the waiver. The day before arriving in August, we were sent numerous text messages about a form, and the need to provide info about our rig. The text messages had check-in as Noon in one sentence, and check-in as 3:30 in another sentence. We called, got a nice person who spoke limited English. We were able to determine that they had received the form, but that they needed our rig information. Provided that again. She told us our site #'s, and said we would get a text with codes and check-in information. On the day of arrival, we got a text with the WIFI password and no further information. When we arrived, we could not find an office or staff. They Info on yelp states that there is a gift shop and boutique on site. That must have been when it was still owned by "Pamela". We finally saw a small sign with the instructions to just go to our site. About 1/2 hour after we arrived, a pleasant person stopped by with her infant to let us know she was the on-site manager, and to give us the code for the dumpster. She provided no further information or assistance. Sites 1-6 are COMPLETELY different than the website photos and the reviews, which were written a few years back when someone named Pamela owned and ran the property. These sites are VERY narrow. It took our friend multiple manipulations to pull in with his 5th wheel. These sites have no room for chairs or tables to sit outside. There was an old picnic table perched on the slope between sites 4 and 5. Significant literal trash at sites 1-4. A dead bird, dead vegetation, sewage pipes without caps, intense sewage smell. Very low water pressure. Unkempt weeds and sticker burr plants at our site, those next to us, and most of the places to walk the dogs. Buildings and grounds were trashy, run-down, dirty. We were traveling through for one night. We would strongly discourage others from staying here.

Excellent service. Awesome waterside campsites, fire pits, water views, bathroos, showers (with hot…read morewater), trees everywhere, small cabins available as well..... A MUST if you're a fan life peraon, car camper, or RV no d of peraon. This place is LOVELY.

My fiancé and I had a wonderful time camping here over Labor Day weekend. The tent sites are first…read morecome first serve and we got in a little late so we had to camp across the river. Definitely takes some work to get camp set up over the bridge but definitely worth it for the privacy! We brought our dog and she had a wonderful time. Gavin was an amazing host and even sells firewood for a reasonable price. Bathrooms are average for camping sites. Overall we had a phenomenal experience with an unbeatable price tag!

Upon arrival, I was really concerned what I got myself into. The front of this so-called hotel is…read morereally ran down. No one is around. Everything is done remotely out of Texas, they open the doors by sending a code that they email you when you can actually check in. At first, I was able to use the Wi-Fi in order to work. There is no cell service whatsoever. Around 6:37 AM p.m. the Wi-Fi completely shut down. No communication whatsoever no TV. Nothing I was unable to work the entire night. At 3:15 AM the long-term neighbor, the lights to talk to a very young lady like it's one of his buddies at the bar slams the screen door to go out to his car and then does it again going back in. There is no place to hang your clothes, no chair, no desk nothing but a bed, a tiny refrigerator that appears to have something that has died in the freezer. Upon departure there was still no Wi-Fi. I attempted to call the people in Texas once I got to Salida Colorado and had to leave a message. I do have to say the room was clean. The little sink was plugged up, the water shower was hot, but the tub is extremely slippery. The back of the hotel is an RV park that have a number of seriously ran down RVs parked and then the Arkansas River which flows very nicely behind that. For the price that they charged over $100 it is not worth it I would highly recommend that you go down the road and find something else.

We are very pleased with having stayed here two months. Rick is a great host, Riverside restaurant…read morenext door serves awesome food, and the views right next to the Arkansas River and the Rocky Mountain peaks all around make it a perfect place to rest and relax. There are miles and miles of fishing and rafting and canoeing and plenty of state parks right by the river within a few miles. We can not thank Rocky Top enough for having us and their hospitality during a time when we were pressed for time and place was fantastic.

Just spent the weekend here for the 1st time...it won't be the last. Already picking out more…read moreweekends to reserve for the summer. The location is great, love the trees and shade. It is quiet and peaceful. Can't wait for our next visit.

The bathroom was locked when I arrived. There was no indication on the website or in the…read moreconfirmation email that the bathrooms would be locked or that a code would be emailed on the morning of my arrival or that the campground would be unstaffed on the day I arrived which was Monday. I knocked on the private residence and disturbed the renter, who also did not know the code. My 10pm phone call went straight to voicemail. My text was unanswered. I had to drive to Salida to make the phone call and send the text, since my phone doesn't work in Howard. The response I received to my complaint was an email assuring me the code was provided.

Brad could not have been more gracious and accommodating. Very nice, well maintained and good size…read moresites. Highly recommend!!

RV sites right on the river. Beautiful & quiet (off the highway). Would recommend for families…read morepassing through!

You aren't going to find a more accommodating or relaxing RV park. This park went above and beyond…read morein ensuring our stay was comfortable. We are full-time RVers and love finding a great RV park. Anytime we go by Colorado Springs- this will be our place to stay! We also loved their trails and beautiful mountain views! They are working on expanding the trails- we can't wait to explore them our next trip back!

We stayed in this lovely RV park from July 22-November 1st. The park is nestled in the mountains…read moreand is very scenic. The sites are large and allow for privacy and the use of canopies and other outside gear. Close to numerous Colorado attractions including Pikes Peak, Garden of the Gods, The Royal Gorge, etc. laundry and restrooms clean. Lots of wildlife and places in the RV park to walk. Couple of issues -road noise M-F from 7:00-4:00 as large trucks haul gravel from the quarry to town. The 2 lane road runs on the whole side of the resort. AND, we reached out to the advertised Colorado RV services to get some work done on our RV. They came by 2 times to meet with us but never gave us an estimate or touched base to schedule the work. We followed up numerous times. Our initial conversation was 7 weeks prior to our scheduled departure. This left a very bad taste in our mouths. Very bad customer service and follow up. We traveled in a 36 foot, class A.

This was a lovely KOA to stay at on our way around Colorado. Beautiful views. Very friendly staff…read more Kids loved playing on train, playground, & gaga ball pit. Great place to go explore area from with nearby Cripple Creek, Victor gold mines, & Pikes Peak not too far away. Nice location tucked away from noise. Laundry & shower facilities were great and very clean. Great place to stay! Highly recommend if you are going to the area. It was our favorite of several places we stayed when visiting Colorado.

This is a beautiful campground, nestled in the mountains, very clean and well groomed! The views…read moreare amazing and we were lucky enough to see the aspens turning. All pull through and plenty of parking if you are towing. The staff are so welcoming and helpful! This is a spot I'd definitely put on my list to visit again!

Well organized and clean clean clean! Simple check in to campsite, with staff guided service. Staff…read moreis easily accessible if you have any questions during your stay. No problem with security and safety with gated/combination entrance and exits.

If a forrest setting is what you really want then this place is not for you. It is one of best…read moremanicured campgrounds I have ever stayed in. The camp sites are large, gravel spaces with picnic tables and fire pits, Some even have short sidewalks. The campground has a few trees, a basketball court and a small play ground for the kids. If you bring your dogs you will be happy to know there are 2 very nice dog walking areas. The restrooms are the best I have ever seen in a campground. They look like they are from a 5 star resort. The views are Spectacular from this campground. Folks with big rigs will love it here, very easy to get around. The owners are very pleasant people willing to help you in any way.

Wonderful, quiet little park on the Arkansas river, which we hear instead of traffic. Josh &…read moreNicole are hardworking and helpful, as are the camp hosts Charlie and Lorra. Quiet, serene setting close to Salida and Buena Vista. Thank goodness they actually enforce the park rules for those of us who don't appreciate drunken partiers, people who ignore speed limit signs and put little kids at risk, and rude people who don't control or pick up after their dogs like the rest of us. We've extended our stay twice and plan to come back for a few months every summer. What a beautiful little gem!

I stayed at PVRV 9/17 to 10/1. Nicole, Josh and the camp hosts we great. I was there for elk bow…read morehunt and access to BLM was Kerr Gulch, 1.5 miles south on 50. Perfect. I was prepared for the covid precautions, no showers and I did not need the laundry. I have Verizon, zero bars as warned, so i got one of those cheap ATT no contract phones at walmart. worked great. The park WiFi was ok for email but not streaming. No TV channels either. All the hookups worked fine. I was supposed to move to site 10 on the river, but I stayed at 35 for the shade. The river sites are exposed to the afternoon sun and with temps reaching 80, I opted to stay in the shade. The river sites are more angled while the interior sites are more parallel. The concrete pad is good size and the grass adds nice color, instead of gravel. Great place to unplug and unwind. And I enjoyed the friendly and courteous atmosphere created by the other guests in the park. And plenty of wildlife, the furry kind! Thanks Nicole and Josh!

Maybe they were having a bad day, but our experience was awful. We waited 55 minutes for our food…read more The employees acted like we were invisible when we tried to inquire while waiting. Didn't see our waitress for at least 15 minutes after she told us 'Your order is almost ready!' We watched a lady put a to go order in after we had ordered and she got her food way before we did. Finally we got our order. My burger was raw and my bf's onion rings were burned. Unfortunately there's no where else to eat anywhere near here. The manager seemed concerned when we left, offered to 'make it right' but we were already in the car, leaving, and so hungry. What bothered us most was the lack of concern while we were waiting and waiting and waiting. It wasn't even busy.

Day two of Ride the Rockies 2019 began in Gunnison. With 32 miles down and the beastly Monarch Pass…read morelooming large, a quick stop at Tomichi Creek Trading Post was just what I needed to get me up and over the pass. I ordered a small breakfast (one egg and a biscuit with sausage gravy) and coffee. Tasty and warm with friendly and efficient service; a welcome stop I hopped back on my Trek Madone for the 9+ mile and ~ 4,000 ft climb to the summit. If you enjoy small road-side diners, Tomichi Creek is worth checking out. Next time I travel on US-50, I will definitely stop for breakfast or lunch so that I can reminisce about another great day on the bike.