Everything was fine until I was told I had to move my tent which had already been set up 2 days, 20…read morefeet to the right because I set it up too close to a cabin. Why didn't this happen earlier? I spoke to the cabin renter and he said he had no problem with the tent there. The RV patrol woman said he did,(BTW he was my cousin...) and he said no such thing... She was adamant about me moving it and wanted a confrontation which I wasn't gonna give her. I pointed out on the map they had given me that I put my tent where it was pictured and she said the map was wrong! I ended up moving my tent and she left angry and never showed her face for the remainder of my stay. She was so rude in front of my family and guests and other RV residents. No one could believe she made such a big deal over the tent location. Needless to say I will never stay here again, if they are gonna make up rules at their convenience!

Wonderful hidden Gem! Great internet for streaming. Beautiful area and large spaces for the rv. We…read morestayed 3 nights while visiting Mesa Verde. Very peaceful place and great location

Very small and crowded!!! My standards for facilities are pretty low after driving cross-country…read moretwice- and this place isn't that great. Owners seemed really friendly at first but I was told to stop using "their bandwidth" when they have multiple guest networks and private networks (which are presumably for the owners!) When we arrived we were pleased with the price but after interacting for a day (most of which we were gone for anyway) decided not to stay longer. The public areas inside all smell of cigarettes and if you want to use the lounge provided (which is still generous of the owners, though soaked in cigarette stink) you'll have to endure the sounds of their four dogs barking and them yelling upstairs.

This RV park is off the beaten path but could not meet the basic needs of 3 tired travelers any…read morebetter for the price. If you're looking for fancy, ambiance, and beautiful views, this isn't your place. But, if you want a place for a night or two that provides all the necessary needs such as full hook-up, well stocked bathrooms, plenty of hot water, and many of those little amenities that you may not expect but are there, then this is your kind of place. It definitely has a woman's touch. I want to thank the owners and operators. I wish them well.

I pulled in last night as I was just passing through. My dog is dying so it's one last road trip…read morebefore I lose him. The sites were level. Everything was clean. Staff were friendly (the ones I interacted with). Dumpsters were a bit of a hike. I did like there was a board with open sites. I did not like that I went to check out as I didn't prepay and someone was in the office but the doors were locked. I was trying to leave, not sit around and wait. Most places open at 8am and I was at the office at 845am but I guess they open at 9.

It's nice, gravel spots throughout, paved road so no dust blowing. Friendly place with some…read morepermanent residents which I don't mind as they are helpful and a wealth of information. Proximity to Mesa Verde Canyon is perfect 15 minutes. Overall, we really enjoyed our 10 days stay here in May. The only issue was leveling side to side as the Park has a slight downward slope so we had to use all of our leveling blocks as it was higher than our Andersons could reach, but that was the only issue everything else was great. Would definitely stay here again. Also very reasonable.

Adorable little place. We did a motel room with one queen bed. They allow dogs (which was what we…read moreneeded) but the grounds were still clean. It's right on the river so we enjoyed the water front patio at night and early morning (fishing). The rooms are smaller than the average hotel room, but it was more than enough for our night stay with two adults and a small dog.

This was by far the WORST stay I've ever had in any motel across the country. The person running…read morethe desk, John, was absolutely wasted drunk and inexcusably horrible to me. All I wanted was to point out our window latch was broken when we checked into our room. Out of nowhere and without provocation, he starts using profanity at me and yelling and screaming and cussing and name calling saying that "you're a p**sy for bringing that up" I told him it wasn't a big deal. But he wanted to kick me out over it. When I told him never mind and start walking away from him, he yells at me in the parking lot "F*** YOU P***SY!" The sheriff and cops were called as he started threatening me over literally nothing. The other motel staff protected us with a baseball bat to make sure he wouldn't hurt us as we were packing up to leave. He was black out drunk and should not even be working in that state. I can't believe the owner would let someone like him run the motel. I still have a sick feeling in my stomach over it. I hope John is fired and banned from Dolores. I want to thank Kathleen and the other nice lady and gentlemen who helped to keep us safe and protected from John. Lana, if you are reading this. FIRE JOHN NOW

The only camp grounds in the park. Check in was easy right near the bathrooms and laundry…read more Headed down the road to find a tiny site. Finally got the travel trailer in the spot was having trouble unhooking. We ended up not unhooking and leaving in the morning. We also had no Wi-Fi reception. Government was shut down so no tours, no reason to stay.

I actually was a huge fan of this campground. It is right near the entrance once you get inside of…read moreMesa Verde National Park. It is the only campground inside the park too. The reason I liked this campground so much was it had so many amenities. They had the camp store, a breakfast restaurant, free showers, coin laundry, and even FREE WIFI! The toilets were actually toilets too not any sort of porta potty situation. They also had a kennel for our dog which really gave me piece of mind to be able to drop her off there while we went and explored the park. It is first come first serve for the camp spots. Check in at the camp store to get all your information. We chose a campsite that had really fast wifi haha. They also do events at the amphitheater each night so if you can check that out as well. I suggest that because it is first come first serve to come earlier so you can get the best spot. The campsites to very with shade, proximity, to bathrooms, size, etc.

Do you ever get tired of paying $125 or more a night?sometimes I just want to get a shower and…read moresleep for 8. How does $52 a night sound? And in the bargain you get to meet John the owner. A truly nice person. How about the noise factor in some properties...? The Country Inn is rock solid! We did not hear a sound last night and the place had several guests. This motel is very clean with wifi.. it has all the things you will need like small refrigerator, cable, microwave, plenty of hot water in the shower! What are you waiting for?? Help support the local businessman.. And right the street is Debs Dinner.. a great spot for breakfast.. you can even walk.. this cute town has all you need to travel north or south..

So it's a cheap room but so are the products they use to clean the bedding and rooms. Smells like…read moredollar store cleaning products. Super strong in scent, maybe fabulosa, left the door open for hours before coming back and the room smell was still really strong. Almost drove to the next town to escape it. Staff was completely not engaged and more interested in her phone call at the time. I would drive the 35 miles to the next town next time. Even my 6 year old came back and asked if we could get back in the car after a 6+ hour drive to go to a place with a less fragrant smell. Ps. Carpet is so old and from the 70's. Runs up the base of the beds so thick so no wonder the smell.

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.

We stayed at Ancient Cedars RV Resort expecting a premium experience based on many of the positive…read morereviews, but our experience aligned much more closely with the concerns raised in several of the negative reviews. The biggest issue was the overall lack of maintenance throughout the park. The grounds appeared neglected, with overgrown grass and weeds in many areas. The resort advertises dedicated dog areas, but both of our dogs came away covered in stickers and burrs that had to be painstakingly cut out of their fur. We also spoke with other campers whose dogs experienced the same problem. If a park promotes itself as dog-friendly and provides designated dog areas, those spaces should be maintained and kept reasonably free of hazards. What made this more frustrating was that there always seemed to be someone driving around the park with a weed trimmer, yet during our stay we never actually witnessed any meaningful grounds maintenance being performed. The condition of the property suggested that upkeep had been deferred for quite some time. Site spacing was another disappointment. The sites felt extremely cramped. The rig behind us was positioned so close that their patio area essentially backed up to our utilities. At one point, a neighboring camper accidentally stepped on our sewer hose because of how little separation existed between sites. We also paid for what was advertised as a "premium" site. In reality, it was located directly on a dusty road with a clear view of the campground dump station. That is not what most RVers would reasonably expect when paying extra for a premium site. After reading the reviews again following our stay, I find myself wondering how representative some of the glowing reviews really are. The maintenance issues, cramped sites, and questionable premium-site location were not isolated observations and seem consistent with concerns raised by multiple other reviewers. While the location near Mesa Verde is convenient, the resort itself did not deliver the quality or level of upkeep that its marketing and many of its highest-rated reviews would suggest. Unfortunately, based on our experience, we would not stay here again

This is an older camp that is located directly across the street from Mesa Verde National Park. We…read moreare about ten minutes away from shopping in Cortez and about forty minutes away from Durango. There is nothing fancy or new about this place, but I would return here again if I could. WiFi paid for the site, and it supported our Zoom meetings, could stream without any problems, and was the most reliable. The sites are uneven, but they came out and added some more gravel to help with mud and some holes. I was VERY thankful for the support! It is so convenient that you are so close to the park. In the evening, we went in and watched the sunset since we worked remotely during the weekdays. It was a little worn out in the laundry room, but it did the job as expected. There is no doubt that I would stay here again in the future.