Great staff & good location! Hubby is here for work for the next few years & we needed a spot close…read moreto his job site & this KOA works perfectly! Great when we drive in to visit for the weekend because it's pet & kid friendly! Love that's it's close to Fort Collins & Cheyenne! There is a wild turkey named Penny that's so neat to watch too!

Stayed for one night at a tent site just for an evening away from the city. Employees were very…read morenice and what I saw of the campground seemed clean and maintained. It was quiet and pleasant. Lots of amenities, a large outdoor kitchen, pool, small store, game area, playground, etc. all of the tent sites had a fire ring and in-ground, charcoal grill. Yes, we smelled the feedlot for a brief few minutes...but that's what happens when you stay in an agricultural area. Not quite sure how other reviewers are holding KOA responsible for it. You can hear the interstate but again, that's just the nature of the beast...it is far enough away to where it becomes unnoticeable background noise. They could probably use another bathroom option, because I can see how it could be an issue during a busy time, but it wasn't particularly busy when I was there so that wasn't a problem. Also, if you get a tent site and plan on hanging out in your little area, maybe bring a canopy or awning...there are some trees but they're a bit sparse and having the shade would be pretty crucial.

I am from Oklahoma and am a show vendor and my friends do Cheyenne Frontier days for the past 12…read moreyears. I came to help for the first time and I can't say enough nice things about this campground. The bathrooms are the cleanest I've ever seen, they have multiple private locking rooms with showers and toilets and due to the fact I didn't plan ahead I got a spot on the side right by the street (which I believe is a busy one) and I still didn't hear a single noise. They also have laundry on site in the building with the multiple private bathrooms/shower rooms which requires a keycard to gain access so that's great extra security! I would come in at 10pm and felt like I was making the most noise because the campground is that quiet. I HIGHLY recommend this place and when I bring my wife back to see Cheyenne I'm staying no other place! I'm guessing it's a family ran campground because the daughter recognized my friend who booked it at the Frontier Days and checked in on us and asked how everything was going! Great experience! Would give more stars if possible!

From the owner: We are a mobile home park and an RV park. We offer long or short term parking at our campground.read more

Nice staff They allowed the grass to all die off because…read morethey're going zero scape but they haven't put rock in so now the place is a mud pit

We really enjoyed our stay at the Fort Collins KOA Holiday! The campground was well cared for, and…read morebeautifully laid out. Our site was easy to pull into, level, and had all the hookups we needed. The staff were friendly and welcoming. The park was relaxing with plenty of space to unwind and enjoy the surroundings. A great stop for RV travelers!

This is a working ranch that allows many of us less adventurous to be a cowboy for a day or…read morebefriend a bison. Without all the running, screaming, trampling, and death required by those that wish to pet or touch bison in other locations. You Tube Bison Attacks Yellowstone to understand this reference. Now, Terry's allows feeding, petting and close up photography of their bison. The resort is a ranch and not the Four Seasons, so let's dial down our expectations and recognize the workings of the ranch. There will be dirt, poop, feathers, hair, urine, and unkempt struck and other things gentle folk may find unsavory. We found the ranch charming. We have experienced many close encounters with wild bison and most were less than rewarding, but exciting. Terry removes this. The train creaks, and groans into the herd. Windows open, and your bison friend pop up for food. You can touch them and enjoy close photos/videos. Kids will love this and animal lovers also. Your trip back the platform will provide some ranch insights and views of horse stables. That was our visit. You may also trail ride on horseback and even participate in dude ranching. We feel the ranch offered all it advertised and we will return with the little ones. Keep up the good work Terry and all the support it.

I had a wonderful time doing something I've never done before: feed bison. These creatures are so…read morelarge and it was so nice to hear all about them from our guide on the train. We heard all about the different characteristics of the males vs females. Charlie has to be my favorite! Make sure you stop if you pass by!

This RV park is fine. -The pull through spaces are kind of…read moretight. -We share a "yard" with our neighbor. -The RV "pad" is rock and the yard is rock. -The location is pretty good. 10-15 mins to Loveland and 30-35 mins to Fort Collins. -Some other residents have stuff outside that looks like trash, but I think management is working on that. I heard that they changed management before we got here. Management is very nice and communicates well with residents.

Do not stay here unless you are looking for long term rental. 99% are people who live here…read more Junked wrecked vehicles, dirt and gravel sites, pet yards are gravel.... no grass anywhere.

Pretty nice lake. Boating, fishing, paddle boarding, nice beach area. The water felt good. I'd…read moredefinitely go back. I like that there was enough space for paddle boarders to not have to worry about boats and jet skis.

First, this state park is close and inexpensive if you pay for the state park pass with your car…read moreregistration. Popular for boating, there is a section at the north end of the lake that's a no-wake zone perfect for paddle boarding. There's times my husband & I came to paddleboard, it wasn't too crowded. Pros: ease of access, great views of mountains while you paddle, low cost, peaceful at north end. Cons: at end of season when lake is lower, the shore is quite muddy, some sections have protruding lake reeds

This RV park was centrally located to the places we wanted to visit. Downtown Cheyenne was just a…read moreshort drive, and Fort Collins, CO was not too far down I-25. We booked our reservation online, and we got one of the last 2 available sites for our 7 day stay. Upon arrival, the entrance was a tight turn and then there was another RV checking in that was blocking the roadway. We tried to pull off to the side, but you cannot hide a 40 ft motorhome very easily. Check-in was easy and the staff was friendly. We were able to pull straight through the park, across an alley type road, and into the southern portion of the park where our site was located. After getting settled, we discovered that the other section of the park was under construction, so we were glad we chose the southern section. The sites are close, but separated by small rail fences. This was nice to designate each area, especially for those campers who like to spread out to their site limits. During our stay, the park would nearly empty and refill each night. It was a busy park, but we were not bothered by the activity. There were a couple longer term folks too. They offered two laundry rooms, and bath houses in each section. We did not use these amenities. They also sell propane on site and offer a dump station for use if you aren't staying in the park. There was a Hunt Brother's pizza in the building with the office. I spoke to the staff when checking in, and they gave me a menu and told me to call ahead to order. When we decided to give them a try, I attempted to call several times but no one ever answered the phone. I walked up to the office and tracked down someone who took my order and told me 15 minutes for a pizza and some buffalo chicken bites. When I returned to pick them up, no one was there and my food was in a pick up station/warmer. I wanted some blue cheese for dipping the chicken bites so I asked in the office and they gave me some sauce. They billed my credit card on file with the park. When I got back to my RV, I noticed that they had billed a second charge for a $1.00 for the blue cheese. I wished they would have told me that when I asked about it, or better yet, offered it when I made my original order. The pizza was good but had canned mushrooms rather than fresh. The chicken bites tasted good according to my husband. I think this park is one of the better options for this area. Once they get the construction done to upgrade the sites and utilities, it will be even better. I'm not sure I'll get the pizza again, but it was convenient for sure.

Nice park. Easy access off I-25 in Cheyenne. Good power and water pressure. Their laundry is…read morereasonably priced, with a place to sit outside while you wait for it to finish. They have Hunt's Pizza that you can call in for and then pick up at the office.

My boyfriend, our 1 year old and myself stayed here over Labor Day weekend. It has alot of…read morepositives. Conveniently located, the grounds were clean, the staff was friendly and courteous and best of all...most people were very understanding about a 1 year old waking up crying at 5am. I only have one negative for this place and its a BIG negative for me. It is located close to the highway so you can here alllll the cars and trucks day and night. If you are looking for a remote location...this is not the koa for you. There are a lot of other camps spots in the area..I would suggest those instead. However, of you are passing threw and just need some place to stay for a night or two...this is for you. I really wish I could give them 3 stars, but the highway noise really bummed me out.

Five dollars per visitor that comes to your campsite... never seen that. You are hurting for money…read moreso bad that you have to charge people money for their families to come see them like it's a prison. And, on top of it their customer service is the worst. They have one man that had been working there for nine years who is the biggest jerk on the planet. Do yourself a favor stay away from this place. Go to a national park or anywhere else for that matter. You've been warned!!!!

Great campground that's a short drive from Estes Park. The premium sites (especially near the…read moreriver) are spacious, so you don't feel like you're parked on top of your neighbors. They have a nice little park area along the river towards the entrance of the park. The campground store has a nice selection of souvenirs, RV necessities, and snacks to choose from. The staff (who are all insanely amazing) and the long term guests make it feel like home, and you really feel the sense of community here. I'm nomad who is usually not in a campground for more than a week, and and definitely wasn't planning on staying here for more than a month. However, I've been here for four months so far, and I think that says a lot about how great it is here. It's also nice to see the staff out working on little projects or cleaning up daily. I've been to some RV campgrounds that feel run down due to the lack of maintenance. This shows that they care about the park. Going back to my comment about the staff being amazing: The owners and management are great as well. The staff always speaks highly about how easy they are to work with, and how much they care about their employees and guests.

Avoid Riverview -- Safety & Maintenance Issues…read more We stayed three nights to visit the Rockies, but it was about an hour's drive--much farther than advertised. The park is dominated by seasonal or long-term residents, many with cluttered sites. The motorhome next to us was undrivable, surrounded by junk, and the residents kept two very aggressive dogs that were a constant concern. Facilities were poorly maintained. Only 2 of the 6 washers worked, and just 1 dryer--forcing us to do laundry in town. Most troubling was what happened the day we left: I saw a man leading a young woman by her neck, her hands behind her back. She gave the universal distress signal as she passed. I tried to follow but lost them on the far side of the park. I immediately reported it to the office and called the police. Between the safety concerns, poor maintenance, and distance from the Rockies, we will not return.