**1 Star -- Site #98 is NOT Safe for Large RVs**…read more We stayed at Jellystone Park Estes Park for three nights in site #98 with our 36-foot fifth wheel. We paid $325.50 for our stay and left with expensive damage to our truck because, in my opinion, this site should never be assigned to an RV of this size. Site #98 is located on a hill and requires a very tight left turn from a one-way road, with a drop-off on one side and a large boulder retaining wall on the other. When an employee escorted us to the site, he immediately told us it was a difficult site for big fifth wheels and even said another camper had ripped off his fender trying to back into it. My husband is very experienced backing our fifth wheel, and after several attempts with direction from the campground employee, he was able to get us into the site. Unfortunately, getting OUT was even worse. When we left, my husband had to swing the truck as far to the right as possible to keep the fifth wheel tires from going off the drop-off on the left. At one point, half of our left-side tires were hanging off the edge. While I was outside watching the tires and trying to help navigate this extremely precarious situation, the truck caught one of the boulders from the retaining wall on the right, which became wedged underneath our running board. We then had to JACK UP OUR TRUCK--with our 36-foot fifth wheel still attached and sitting dangerously close to the edge of a hill--just to get the truck off the boulder. What makes this situation especially frustrating is what happened afterward. A very kind campground employee who came to help us expressed his own frustration that they continue putting large RVs in this site. He explained that after the cabins across the road were installed, along with the retaining wall, there was no longer enough room for big RVs to safely pull out of site #98. While I waited to speak with the manager, a THIRD employee also acknowledged to me that they have had issues with this site. Yet when the manager finally came to speak with us, she claimed she had NO knowledge of site #98 being a problem and told us they allow RVs up to 38 feet in it. When I told her they should not be putting RVs that large in this site, her response was, **"It's 2026 and they can't tell people what they can put in a site."** That response was unbelievable to me. A campground absolutely can--and should--determine what size RV can safely fit into and maneuver through a particular site. Three separate employees either warned us about this site or acknowledged problems with it, including one who specifically said there is no longer enough room for large RVs to pull out after the cabins and retaining wall were added. Yet management continues allowing RVs up to 38 feet in the site. We were offered no solution for the damage to our truck, and management took no accountability for continuing to place large RVs in a site their own employees acknowledge has had problems. We paid $325.50 for three nights and walked away with a damaged truck and an incredibly stressful--and potentially dangerous--experience. We will NEVER stay at this campground again. If you have a fifth wheel or RV over 30 feet, I would strongly recommend staying elsewhere and specifically avoiding **site #98**. Campgrounds have a responsibility to assign rigs to sites they can safely enter AND exit. Based on our experience, Jellystone Estes Park failed to do that.

Most disappointed by booking snafu that was revealed when we checked in on June 7 2026. Despite…read morebeing assured on the phone that our reservation for that week was in a handicapped assist cabin, no such reservation was recorded. Only a regular cabin was reserved for us. "Oh , the notes say we'd get a disabled assist cabin if it was available when we arrived. Sorry about that." Only recourse is money back with no place to go. Hey, we know there are limited such availabilities in parks like this, but if you can't book us FOR SURE, just tell us. We'll go somewhere else. Instead, my wife struggled up our cabin stairs for five days. The camp staff was polite and friendly but this was a really difficult situation.

Not sure about the previous poster, but we have stayed here several times and had a good experience…read moreeach time. Make yoir reservations early as this place is booked on weekends! Eagle Campground is more of a primitive trype camping to those expecting lots of frills and amenities. But this place is great! We camp above the dam and we had site E19 this time. A great site with lots of shade. Campground is electric only with a couple of water spigots here and there. Either fill up before you go or you can fill at the dump station a couple of miles away at the ranger station, where you get your pass. Interior roads are rough so go slow. Most sites are a bit unlevel, so bring your leveling blocks. The big draw is the lake! 3 miles long and 1 mile wide it's great for watersports. Ramps are right across from the campground and very convenient. Marina store is good, with a bit of everything.

We had a quick stay at one of the sites at Eagle campground (#35) and it was fine. We weren't at…read morethe campsite too much as we were back and forth to fort collins for family stuff. Our campsite was level and spaced out enough so we weren't on top of one another. A few issues were that the pass machine at the southern entrance was out of order and all the signs in the campground said not to enter without a pass, under penalty of death. Well, we ignored that and set up, then grabbed our pass when we headed out of the north gate. Get your water before you go in. Also, not a lot (none?) trashcans in the campground area. Had to go to the central day use area to find a trash can. Would go again, but will have lower expectations next time.

Another Great opportunity for backpacking, fishing, and fun…read more The Rawah wilderness is very accessible to people in the Denver Metropolitan Area...added bonus of coming back by Buc-ees on I25 ( wink wink just saying). This is a wonderful loop that takes you through spectacular mountains, Lakes and streams. Great encounter with a Moose and her Calve at Lowe camp lake.

Really enjoyed my stay in the Hemingway studio. It felt like home as soon as I walked in. The…read morestudio was beautiful, clean and in great condition, and had everything you would need to be comfortable for a short or extended stay. I was only there for 2 nights but wish I could have stayed longer. The location could not be better - CSU and Old Town and several other restaurants and shops are walkable, and the bus line to travel further is also easily accessible. But the property is on a residential street rather than a main road, so it's pretty quiet. I needed to store my luggage for the day after I checked out, and the owners were very responsive to my texts. The value is fantastic for the quality of the stay. I couldn't have had a better experience.

Great location with so many walkable activities! We used the bikes they offer and enjoyed 10 miles…read moreof biking around Fort Collins as well. Love the guidebook in the room, lots of helpful info about the area and fun ideas to go do. This was the perfect "home away from home," thank you Annie and Doug for creating such a cute wholesome space for people to stay at! (And the garden is adorable!!!!)

This lodge was amazing! Right in the middle of the Roosevelt National Forest, on the Big Thompson…read moreRiver, it was everything we hoped for. There's beautiful hiking right in your back yard on Round Mountain and great trout fishing in your front. West 25 minutes is Estes Park which has so many thing to do from downtown shopping, to hiking or even check out the Stanley Hotel where the movie "The Shining" was filmed, and only few minutes past Estes is the Rocky Mountain National Park which has postcard views every way you turn. 45 minutes East is Fort Collins which has some awesome dispensaries. It was the best of both worlds for a couple of newbies to Colorado. I highly recommend this place, owners were beyond friendly and went out of their way to make our stay/vacation everything we had hoped for! Definitely will be coming back!

This is a great resort for those who enjoy having a small community of fun loving people around…read morethem. The resort is located right in the canyon so there are great places to hike right in the resort's back yard! The best part is the management. The couple who took ownership of the resort last year, are the best one could ask for. I hightly recommend this resort to anyone who wants to visit the Estes Park area.

We had a terrific interview with the owner about what we wanted from our Out West Trip in our…read morecamper this spring. Afterwards, they provided us with a very detailed itinerary - and included some things we hadn't thought of or even knew existed! I highly recommend them - you won't be disappointed. They suggested some changes to our initial plan because they have experience with traffic, weather and time to allow to see what we want to see. We are so excited to have this detailed plan, as it leaves room for changing our minds without sacrificing parts of our trip. Great job!

First time at Hoedown Hill. My guy is a snowboarder and we wanted to give Hoedown Hill a try. It's…read morea short 45 minute drive, without the normal traffic - already a plus. First impressions - super cute place, lots of parking and outdoor spaces to gather, sit and watch and also grab lunch. The onsite restaurant, GrainHouse, was also tasty. Great craft cocktails and their apps were tasty. Service was also fast (we sat at the bar tbh). The boarding - good for the experience. To be fair, the pass was $60 and good from 3pm - 9 pm. There were ZERO lines and you could easily make 8-10 laps in a couple of hours. They offer a green and blue run. If you've got kiddos and live anywhere nearby, this is a great place to teach and get them comfortable. Easy peasy. They've got a Ski School to help with lessons too. If you're a seasoned boarder and wanna try something new, this is great. Don't expect mountains - this is a hill in the middle of a residential neighborhood. It's well done for what it is and you've got all the amenities with non of the hassle. Runs are limited. If you're good with an easy Sunday, Hoedown Hill could be a great way to spend the day. No regrets here.

This place is okay it's definitely a one time one and done. It's best for little kids or a one and…read moredone type place or if you want to learn to snow board or ski. It has two tubing slopes. One main one for adults and one other ones for kiddies. After about an hour you're bored. It's 35 dollars plus tax to get in and you get two hours to tube. I just don't think it's worth it. There is a restaurant on property I didn't eat there so I can't speak on it. Overall it's great for little kids but not big kids. Staff is super friendly though. We left after an hour. We got bored after going down the same slide over and over

Our day with the owner/guide Yorke (pronounced "York") Fearon far exceeded our expectations. We…read moreonly had one day in Fort Collins, Colorado (USA) and Majestic Mountains Scenic Rides was just the ticket to maximize our time there. Yorke picked us up at our hotel for an 8-hour tour. He drives a clean, comfortable passenger van stocked with water, snacks, hand-sanitizer, tissues, and a picnic lunch. I don't know much about commercial vehicles, but this is one where you can stand up -- which helped our middle aged bodies navigate in and out. Yorke is an educated historian and has an amazing knowledge of the area, including anecdotes about founding families, homesteaders, and how the landscape has changed/stayed the same since the Ute tribes dominated the area. He has memorized tons of fun facts and is obviously doing what he loves every single day. We told Yorke we really hoped to see a moose. Although wildlife does not give command performances, he knew exactly where to look and persisted until we saw a huge bull moose grazing not far from the road. Beautiful! Halfway through the 8-hour tour, we stopped at a Visitors Center where we enjoyed an outdoor picnic Yorke prepared with ingredients from his own garden. Fresh tomatoes and beets along with a yummy salad, chips, and a selection of ingredients to make our own sandwich on bread or large-leaf lettuce. (Worth Noting: The Visitor's Center had the only flush toilets of the day, so ... if you're not a fan of outhouses or doing your business outdoors, you'll want to regulate your fluid intake accordingly). At $90 per person for an 8-hour experience, you are certainly not guaranteed a private tour; we lucked out! But, we would have paid more for the privilege had we known how great it was to have the time and Yorke's expertise all to ourselves. We got out when we wanted to, explored, and took pictures to our heart's content. Yorke mentioned that some of his customers are elderly folks who just want to get up in the mountains for a half- or full-day and need a driver as well as someone to assist them in and out of the vehicle. He also takes small tour groups, and has even contracted with a few customers to do overnight camping trips where he drives, brings the food, sets up the tents, and basically does all the work for you so you can enjoy the mountains at any age or fitness level. His personality seems well-suited to go-with-the-flow for whoever he may have on his tour. If you want personalized service from a smart, kind, outdoorsy "former hippie" (his words), then Yorke at Majestic Mountains Scenic Rides is your guy.

My son and I took the Cache La Poudre Tour today. We had an unforgettable day, enjoyed the…read morebeautiful views, learned a lot about the history of the area and the people who chose to settle in. Yorke went above and beyond to make us feel comfortable: clean and spacious vehicle, snacks and drinks, adjusting the temperature in the car, photo opportunities and bathroom stops. You can feel how passionate he is about the area and enjoys sharing his love with his guests. I would highly recommend his tours and hope to take additional tours in the future.