Plenty of available spaces with more than enough room, but be prepared to hear the trains in the…read morenight! Also, there's only a port-a-potty!

Clean, Quiet, Fantastic staff and owner. Continual upgrading of the camp is for front next to guest…read moreexperience

We were scheduled to stay in another park for a week. Then overnight here. The other park was…read morehorrible. No cell reception, so no internet, no TV. We stayed one night there and then called Eagle Soaring to see if we could get in early. She gave us her LAST spot. The one she saves for "just in case". So we were appreciative and happy to get it. We could boondock but its just not our style. John checked us in and he could not have been nicer. I don't think, in all our travels I've ever had a camp host interduce him/her self. So just that was nice. Then you get to pick your own site. All the same so no problem there. Nice big sites, trees in-between most from what I saw. Spaces a little close together but stagger parked so your not looking directly into your neighbors windows. He told me, go ahead and settle in and then bring the paperwork down. Again, never in all our travels, 100s of parks, has anyone allowed that. It is a bit far from town so that can be a pro or a con depending on your outlook. It was near the highway, but honestly we were never bothered by any noise. We have an older coach, maybe they were insulated better a few years ago? Didn't use the restrooms/showers so I cant comment on that. But we would stay here again in a heartbeat.

The hosts at this park were very nice in a last minute booking 2 years ago. We stayed in early…read moresummer for a week. It was close parking proximity to other campers, but clean facilities and just far enough off the highway to not hear all the traffic. There is a communal fire ring to visit if you're in a social mood. And the trees between the campground and the highway have grown considerably since then to provide more shade and privacy. Close location to Steamboat Springs makes it convenient for supplies and touring.

Beautiful location and wonderful amenities. They have bike rentals on-site for your cruising needs…read more Their fitness center is quite nice: many strength machines, including cable machines, leg press/curl/extension, lat pull down, several treadmills, rowing machines, and some free weights. The site itself offers stunning vista and is near Winter Park and Fraser. We had a fantastic time and can't wait to return.

Four stars is a gift. A lot of nice things and our site had a nice view, from our rear lounge, of a…read morepond. More attention to details would help justify the cost which is on the expensive side or lower the price for what you get. We had to pay a resort fee which was a waste. Only thing I wanted was the hot tub. One out of three open and the jets did nothing! Water was warm but that was all. Should not have to pay a resort fee for that. They didn't pick up our trash even though it was out an hour early. Most of the dog potty stations either didn't have any bags or were overrunning because waste was not picked up. All disappointing for the price we paid for three nights. Could have been so much better off someone cared.

Very nice campground. The people were very nice, clean toilets and dumpsters were near our…read morecampsite. 3 bundles of firewood is $20. Very clean, and close to Boulder.

Love this place and will definitely be back. I think I enjoyed the three sites at the end away from…read morethe road, especially 20, 21, 22 as they're more protected from road noise and other campers. The other campers were awesome though, friendly and willing to greet each other with a smile. I really appreciated Pam and Steve, the camp hosts. They were so diligent, keeping the camp clean (especially the toilets!), preserving the natural beauty of the campground, enforcing the rules about protecting the park from the serious threat of fires, and just generally being fun to talk to. Between site 8 and 9 has best views of the mountains. Go somewhere else if you don't give a crap about burning down the forest and don't want to stick to rules set respect other campers.

I remember this place being genuinely delightful. There was…read moresix of us in a spacious clean cabin. First time I caught a fish and also after three being caught the boys were getting jealous. Convenient store right next to cabins made is easy to buy a fishing license,ice cream, and other essentials. They also have ice fishing in the winter. I recommend this place as a great getaway.

We drove 14 hours to get here and it was well worth the drive. The resort offers full hookups and…read morethe view is amazing. The staff have been very accommodating and are knowledgeable. They also gave us tips on good spots to fish and hike. The owners are some of the nicest people you will meet and go out of their way to make sure you're having a good time. The wild life surrounding this resort will not disappoint! We were the typical tourists and had to take pictures of all of them the first couple of days. We enjoyed our stay so much that we ended up extending our trip another two days. Quiet-10 Fishing- I need to work on my skills Staff-10 Store-10 Views-10 Cell service-10 for Verizon

I loved it there. People are so nice. Winnie and glen keep everything so clean it's Well…read moremaintained , No loud noises. Beautiful river runs through the grounds , I was there a year , I miss it terribly

We stay here monthly and have nothing but good things to say about the camp, the location, the…read moreneighbors, and most importantly the management. The Straub family are very hard workers and their pride-of-ownership is obvious. Not every amenity is provided like laundry, but the value is excellent.

We just spent 3 nights at this KOA. I can't say enough great things about this place. The staff…read morewere extremely friendly and helpful. The amenities are great and clean (bathrooms and laundry). They have mini golf, park, small pool and a river running right through the middle. They have nightly activities. We stayed in a pull through spot across the bridge. It was very nice. It was paved, clean, and came with table & chairs and a BBQ. Be bear aware! They warned us of bear activity and one night we saw one! However, the amazing staff was on it and scared it away.

My first time at this KOA. When I arrived to check in the girl was in the phone. I waited about 15…read moreminutes. While I was waiting a man came in behind me waiting as well. When she got off the phone she immediately helped him for 10 minutes ignoring me! This guy was checking in as well. Why did she ignore me. Why not tell the rude man that I was clearly first! Unbelievable. Well I finally checked in. Got my spot and the dump area had a red cone on and I was told I would have to dump elsewhere! I PAID FOR FULL SITE! The WIFI does not work. It was soooo slow it constantly timed out. I'm paying 83.00 a night for services I am not receiving. I was told that was the best rate they had! Seriously! So then a guy from my ski club tells me he booked at 63.00 a night. Exact same vehicle and reserved full hookups. I checked out and was not able to dump my tank! I had a few packages that were delivered AFTER I checked out. I came back to pick up the packages. I asked the girl at the desk if I could dump my 3 gallons tank. BECAUSE I was not able to dump when I was there. (2 days ago! She said she was going to have to charge me! Then I explained the reason why I left is because I was being charged 20.00 more than a ski buddy. She got defensive and I just left. I will not come back. What men get preferential treatment over women? When I talked to another female ski buddy, she felt the same way as I did. No equality at this campground unless you're a man.

This place is a great place to stay. We were looking for a tent spot and they were sold out but…read morethe owners were extremely accommodating and found us a spot for the night. When there was a no show, they came to us and asked if we would want to move to a better spot. This place is hardly a dump like the one review states. This is a new place and still shaping up the place to make it an awesome place. The rv sites are super nice and level. There is no shade trees in the rv area. There is an access road by the facility but not too busy. They are right across the street from a river rafting company and a zip line spot and a running river. It is not a dangerous campground like the negative reviewer states. Showers are clean and really nice. Clean restrooms and the store area is shaping up nicely. This place will be so cool once done. You do get interstate noise but nothing terrible, but expected as you are close to the interstate. The photo is of our tent spot #6. We will be back.

This was a one night stop for us. We absolutely loved it. The WiFi connectivity was 5 stars for…read moresure. The provided restrooms and showers were nice. Shower was hot. The campsites were perfect. Beautiful RV park. T-Bone our Boston Terrier approved the Dog Park provided. Would highly recommend this RV park resort for sure.

This was the icing on our trip we took a 1/2 day trip with Stu he was amazing and very ez on the…read moreeyes ( we called him our bronze God ) Jk He was very thorough and was all about safety and making sure we had a great time (don't go with stu if u don't want to have fun)The whole staff was great and friendly . The price was great was reasonable this is a must .... Oh please tip out ur guide and let them know what fun u had ... We have made friends for life ..... Love this

Just went on a half day rafting trip and would highly recommend Rock Gardens for rafting. Our…read moreguide was safe and fun. We did not take advantage of their zip line course, campgrounds, cabins or RV sites but they look like they have nice facilities -- especially the campsites along the river.

Circling the drain!! I've been coming here for over 20 years and I've witnessed the prices go up…read morebut the amenities go down. They really haven't done much improvement to the sites except basic maintenance. Previously , they had Sunday church services and coffee and donuts on Saturday mornings, and a beautifully maintained crystal clear pond with lots of large trout. It's now a sludge puddle with few fishes and less trees. I came to love this place but it's being run down way too much. The people are great, and I appreciate the trash pickups every day from our site, but it's just not as lovely as it used to be. The ridiculous fire pit by the playground is rarely used by anyone and they've gotten rid of the community events and fun games. It's location is great which is one of the reasons we come here. But since the change to the RMNP entry schedule, the construction everywhere and loss of businesses, it's become tedious. It would be much more attractive if the concentrated beautification they pour into their office area was applied throughout the facility. It's boring and looks old and unloved. PLEASE MAKE IMPROVEMENTS!!

Last week I did the worst thing I have ever done: Tried to pick up my kids from Spruce Lake RV…read morePark. I confess, my crime came from ignorance, but that's no excuse. I should not have tried to get my kids for dinner, or at least I should not have done so without studying up on Spruce Lake RV Park's rules. At least then I could have prevented myself from bestowing the absolutely devastating trauma I brought onto the poor owner and staff member of this park. They would not have been forced to yell at me at the top of their lungs, threaten to call the police and insist that I wait, standing, in the middle of their vehicle pathway instead of sitting down on a nearby bench as they went to berate my in-laws for my actions. This RV park, you see, has a very strict rule that all visitors must check in at the office and pay a fee upon entering. This is not, as I assumed, a fee for parking or for bringing in a vehicle -- it is a fee for ENTERING the park, on foot, by parachute, via tunnel or by any other means. If you come into their park, they expect payment for each individual person entering, including young children, and they expect it for each day you come in. My in-laws had stayed at the park for two previous years before this happened, and the first time my wife and I went to visit their trailer at the park we saw the sign and stopped into the office to check in. The clerk seemed surprised that we had actually stopped in and did not charge us anything. We got the impression that this was not something the RV park really cared about, and perhaps the sign was there for legal purposes. So on subsequent visits we simply drove past the sign, visited my wife's parents and left. I am so sorry that I assumed this was ok. Judging by the reaction of the RV park owner and staff member, trying to pick up my children to bring them to dinner makes me absolute scum, a despicable criminal worthy only of contempt. As I tried to clarify to the owner and his employee what I was doing in the park and clarify the rules with them in a very calm manner, they treated me as the disgusting monster I am by yelling over me, refusing to listen to a word I said and telling me over and over again that they didn't care about what I was saying. If they had listened to me, maybe they could have corrected me when I told them I planned on parking my car outside the park and walking in to retrieve my children, which I now know does nothing to erase my obligation to pay the entry fee. It was all deserved. I asked them for their names. Since I was clearly in the wrong and they "don't care about reviews," I wanted to apologize to them publicly by name. But they didn't want to give me their names for some reason, despite telling me that I was the one who broke the rules and therefore nobody would listen to me. All I can say to anybody planning to stay at this RV park is that if you plan on having any guests visit you, DON'T RISK STAYING HERE. By doing so you may be delivering even more trauma onto the owner and staff of the park. You could pay a fee for each person entering the park for any length of time for any reason, but why chance it?