Was here on a three night camp out watching the kid play in a baseball tournament. Great location…read morein town! Camp site 106 was what was assigned to us. It rained a lot while we were there, watch where you set up your gathering area outside your tent or camper or you may get a little flooded (Bad planning on our part). One other thing the WiFi didn't work too good in our area. Otherwise the amenities and facilities are good and clean. Good management. If I need to camp here again I'm sure to be back.

My husband and I stayed here for one night because we were passing through to get to Ouray. We…read morereally enjoyed our stay and we're bummed that we only got to stay one night. Our view was amazing and we couldn't have been happier to spend our first night ever in Colorado at this location. When we checked in the staff was nice enough to escort us to our campsite so there was no confusion. We didn't setup our privacy tent since we were only staying one night so we used the bath house they had on site. They had several to choose from so you didn't have to worry about waiting in line for a shower or toilet. Also, they were all very clean and maintained well. The site for one night was a total of $41 with tax, and it was worth every penny. We highly recommend the stay! Thanks KOA!

Whether you're camping, glamping, or RVing in southwest Colorado, The Views RV Resort is an…read moreoutstanding place to stay. It truly lives up to its name, offering beautiful scenic views along with a wide range of onsite amenities. The grounds are immaculate, and the owners and staff are friendly, welcoming, and genuinely accommodating. We've stayed at a lot of campgrounds over the years, and this one surpassed every KOA we've visited. We stayed here while exploring Mesa Verde National Park and couldn't have been happier with our experience. We highly recommend The Views to anyone visiting the area.

Beautiful, Quiet and Clean campsites! Check in was easy and the owners are super friendly!…read more We've been to campgrounds with clean bathroom facilities, but these were pristine!! There are two bathroom/shower buildings. I'm posting some pics of one of the women's shower areas as this is something that's very important to us as campers. Also posted are some of the many common areas. We will be back!

The place is off the main road which is nice, plenty of spots, grassy areas for lawn games, a pool,…read morelaundry, weak WiFi, and two roomy showers. The owner or manager had her little dog in the pool despite the sign that states no pets in the pool area. A little girl could not find a toy she tossed into the pool because the water was so murky... it feels a little like a horror movie beginning. Hopefully we sleep well tonight.

We stayed there a month in a motorhome. Rates were very reasonable. Although spaces are gravel,…read morepark is well maintained for older facilities. People who work and run it are very helpful and it was a pleasure to interact with them. We will be back.

Very quiet & peaceful campground! We could see other campers, but at night all we could hear from…read moreour tent was the river. Also the facilities were very, very clean. HOT WATER!! And it was fun to take a shower outside. We spent a little time fishing in their private pond. We caught 3 bass and (somehow) 2 crayfish! The owners and staff were very friendly and helpful. Even weeks before we arrived they were very helpful, and easy to contact for info and advise, to help plan our trip. If I could give it 10 stars I would! HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

August 14-16 2026 - Dolores, CO…read more I booked what was listed on the website as a "riverfront" RV site, so I was disappointed to arrive and discover that our site was actually next to a pond--not the river. And unfortunately, pondfront also meant "mosquito central" The RV park itself is nice enough, quiet, and our particular site was pleasant (aside from the whole "riverfront" issue and the mosquitos). But if a site is advertised as riverfront, I think guests should reasonably expect to actually be on the river. We also happened to be parked next to the property adjacent to the RV park, where some kind of pump ran continuously. It wasn't terribly loud, but it was noticeable and took away from the otherwise peaceful setting. The river itself was another disappointment, although that's certainly not the park's fault. Due to this year's rain and runoff, the river was a muddy brown rather than the beautiful river I had expected. I'm not sure whether that's typical for August or simply a result of this year's weather. On the plus side, the park was clean and well maintained, the restrooms were clean, the staff was friendly, and the surrounding mountain views were beautiful. Overall, it's a nice, quiet RV park--but if you're specifically booking a "riverfront" site, I'd recommend confirming exactly what you're getting before you arrive.

Fantastic managers and hosts, Warren and Betty! Found this place on Memorial Day weekend. Were very…read moreaccommodating and Warren helped me out immensely! Was having health issues. Excellent, wonderful people! Whether staying long term or passing through, I cannot praise the place enough.

We drive a Class A, and we had to take the car off to be able to enter the park. Too tight for big…read morerigs. We got in, it's a nice place, but we prefer a bigger park.

This Forest Service Campground is a hidden gem. It is located on McPhee Reservoir in Colorado near…read moreDolores. To get here you have to go through Dolores. We only found it by asking the locals about a campgrounds on the lake. There are 2 campgrounds but only this one is right on the lake. We were there in the off season so there was no water or electric. Many of the sites have electricity and water is available in the campground. It also has a dump station. I believe you could get a motor home of about 40 feet into many of the sites. The campground also has a 4 lane boat launch. Some other campers wanted to know how we found it as we are from Washington State. We told them we had asked around. They said it was hard to find for those that didn't already know about it. This campground is under utilized and under advertised. You need to know the name of it to find it on the internet. I found it on Reserve America site. We were here in mid September and they had one loop open. Reserve America said it was closed for the season. The sites are reservable from Memorial Day through Labor Day. After that it is first come first serve and the water and electric are turned off. We arrived on a Sunday and by mid day we were the only campers in the campground.

I would give them 0 stars if possible. After my stay they refused to give back my $250 pet deposit…read morewith no explanation. They literally stole the money from me. When I called to complain they told me to screw myself and that they wouldn't give me my money back.

Traveling to Mesa Verde NP during Memorial weekend was a nightmare. My boyfriend and I went to…read moreabout a half a dozen places with no vacancy before calling this place up. It looks like just an RV place but their small (about 5 spot) but beautiful tent sites were great! The owners were more than accommodating showing us where we could shower, use a kitchen sink and do laundry. We had the whole place to ourselves. Definitely would stay here again.

I went here last year for 4th of July. They hosted a party and it was great! They had a live band…read moreand some food and drinks! I went this year and sadly, no fireworks because of fire warnings. I love that you can access the Mancos river really easily from the park. Would 100% recommend

During our cross country trip we decided to stay in Mancos, CO. The Riverwood resort welcomed us…read morein. Our spot was right near the front of the resort and we setup just before the rain. The spot was nice and had plenty of room, the only downside was that the sewer hook up was elevated and near the middle of the site so I had to pull up when leaving to get to it. Since it was elevated I had to use orange blocks and the sewer track to get things working. The rest of the site was nice and the restrooms and showers were clean and worked great. Unfortunately we had to drive down to Santa Fe so we missed the burro fest in downtown the day we checked out, it looked like a load of fun.

While the booking process was easy, be wary of their cancellation policy. They disclose a $20…read morenon-refundable fee, but fail to clearly highlight that credit card processing fees are also non-refundable. Canceling ended up costing me $42 total. I wish these 'extra' fees were transparently disclosed upfront rather than buried in the fine print.

Nice little rv resort to stay at. Just finished a 5 night stay in a cabin…read more The campground itself is nice, there's a pond behind it followed by the river. There's definitely some good shady spots on the campground with the shade which is nice. It has bathrooms and a laundry and a little shop. The cabin itself is nice, although I did have a couple of gripes about it. But first for the nice parts. 2 bedrooms 1 bathroom. It was nice and clean and kept up. Good size kitchen. It's an old stove/oven with electric top so just something to keep in mind. It's rustic looking too. For the negatives I have 2. The MAIN negative for me and the 3 others I stayed with is no A/C at all. I understand it gets cold here in other parts of the year, but when I went, mid July, it's almost 100 degrees outside and it gets really toasty in the cabin, to the point where you're sweating and it's uncomfortable. Just a little window a/c unit would go a long way here. I'd be willing to pay more for the cabin for the a/c unit too. When you're outside in the heat all day, it would be nice to come back to a cabin that has a/c to get some relief. And the other negative is the mattress. Suuuuper springy. Me and my wife laying in the bed and it's springiness had us both rolling into the middle of the bed all night, every night. And the couch mattress is all springs too. Besides that everything is good, just beware of all the mosquitoes that are here, there's a ton so bring bug spray!