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.

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

If you're looking for a great place to stay while visiting Mesa Verde National Park this is it…read more There is a lot to do in your downtime swimming, dog park, miniature golf and a stocked recreation room. Clean safe and well kept campground.

With all the years that I have been enjoying the outdoors, I have come to the realization that…read morethere are essentially two types of camping - staying in a place of natural beauty unto itself, to enjoy the location where you set up your tent or parked your trailer - staying in a location that is a place to set up your tent or park your trailer, as a base of operations from which to travel to nearby natural beauty or wonder. Ancient Cedars RV park probably falls into the second category, although it offers amenities and features that are superior to lots of other RV parks, KOAs, and the like. For one thing, just about every site has a beautiful view of Mesa Verde National Park's celebrated geography... as a matter of fact, you really can't get much closer to the park without camping inside of it. One minute drive from Ancient Cedars and you're in the park! Despite being pretty close to our neighbors, our site had full hook ups, shade from a well-placed tree, a picnic table, and enough room to set up our trailer and park our truck. Easy pull through sites for all sized trailers and campers. Larger sites for humongous rolling houses and such did not have trees, but those would just get in your way, right? The front desk staff was extremely kind and friendly, the price was not astronomical, and we were not packed in like sardines, as we have been at a few other private RV park locations. The swimming pool, hot tub, and 18 hole miniature golf course were all enjoyed by the kids, as well as the game room with foosball, a billiards table, and a few other things. The front office area has a small mini mart for those essentials you forgot, and code entry restrooms and showers. The park is next to a horse property, and at night, the friendly horses come over to the fence to the delight of kids and grown ups alike. I also thought it was thoughtful that one of the rules is all external lights on campers need to be turned off at night, so visitors can enjoy the dark sky and view of the stars. At least, when the monsoon clouds aren't blocking the view. Overall, this was a great last stop on our month-long cross country road trip. Worth checking out, and hope to visit again.

Absolutely love staying here at outback RV. As you can tell…read moreby the photos there is no swimming pool, laundry facility, Hot tub, tennis court, or any of that. What makes outback RV so great is that it's small, quiet, and off the beaten path. Bill, the owner is a Great host and a really genuine person. There are some mountain biking trails and hiking trails less than a quarter mile away, and Cortez is a short drive down the road. They are you'll find hardware stores grocery stores pet stores and pretty much anything you'll need. Also Mesa Verde national Park is a short drive as well. If you're looking for a quiet, clean, basic RV Park with great views of the stars and great people come check out outback RV.

This little RV camp is the best I have ever stayed at. The fella who owns it, developed it, and…read moremaintains it has thought of every detail. Everything is super clean. No dump station or showers which is fine by me as the space felt cleaner and less cluttered. There was a large community fire ring and table with shade. Communication is instant. His wife greeted us upon arrival with the sweetest smile and brought us maps for the trails at Phil's world and told us how to get there. She shared all the details for the area. It doesn't get any better than this one.

What a wonderful experience so far!! The staff are amazing,…read morethe views are phenomenal, the location is spot on and our camp sight is perfect!! During our stay here, we are visiting Durango, Mesa Verde NP, Cortez, Dolores, Silverton, Ouray and Telluride. They are all very conveniently located from Echo Basin Resort. Mancos, known as the town where "the west still lives," is only a few miles away with a historic downtown, brewery and state park. The 3 mike hike around the reservoir was a nice after dinner hike! Come check it all out!!

When we arrived the owners was driving his Polaris around and stopped and had a ok conversation but…read more2 days later he accused us of driving too fast when we asked how fast we were going he said h3 did not know but stated he had to do 20 to catch up to us so I believe he was the bigger danger to the campground than us maybe going 3 miles above posted limit and it made us uncomfortable. Also staff in the bar stated that she was on so many drugs she should not be working and could not remember our order. The whole place just seemed off we left 2 days earlier as the vibe was not good.

After relocating to another site, we had a wonderful stay here! We had a problem but it was…read moreaddressed quickly which was much appreciated! It's a great location to Mesa Verde National Park as well as Cortez and many stores. It's located in a quiet area where the views are unobstructed. The mountains and stars were beautiful. The lanes are paved and the sites are spacious! Hook ups are all well done and the whole park was meticulously kept. There are two dog parks, a smaller one nearby the entrance and a much larger one towards the back. There are high fences with a heavy duty gate. I loved how they built it! Bags are provided as well a water for your four legged companions. There is also a play ground, tennis court, mini golf area, patios, and the gardens are nicely done. The office receives mail and there is a salon inside. We came here during the fall when it was quiet and not very full. I would love to come again when it gets warmer. I'm sure it would be just as nice staying here again.

This RV is awesome. You will not be disappointed. Everyone is super friendly. Highly recommend.read more

Animas River RV Park is fantastic. Owner gives you ultimate service. I lost my smart phone and…read morethe owner immediately took me up the phone store to get a replacement. Kindly waiting while I went through that tedious process. Mike has a tremendous knowledge of the region. Does not hesitate to call friends in Durango to let them know we were coming to their place, example the fantastic restuarants in Durango down the road. Also, you feel tremendously comfortable with the surroundings, pond, river below and the beautiful skies during the day and night. "Great R.V. Park".....Look forward in coming back next year.

From the owner: Come to Aztec and join the residents at Animas River RV Park. You're invited to stay for a day or…read morefor a lifetime, you choose. With six sites, Animas River RV Park is the perfect location for your next vacation. You can enjoy an assortment of activities or simply relax surrounded by the beautiful outdoors. Grab your rod and reel for an afternoon of casting at Animas River. Enjoy the abundance of nature right outside your door while you reconnect with family and friends, and take life at a slower pace. Animas River RV Park is determined to share this beautiful experience with anyone that is willing to enjoy it. Contact us today to reserve a slot.

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!

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.

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.

This was a terrific day. But you really have to plan…read more *tickets on line. *be early *It's a hour in from the highway just to the museum. Then you drive farther. We did the palace tour. Excellent , so much to learn in a hour. BUT, you have to be able to navigate irregular stone steps, nothing in your hands and climb 5 wide wood ladders to get back to parking. So the children have to climb independently . There were 3 today under 8. And a baby or toddler has to go on your back in a carrier. Serious so no canes or walk sticks or water bottles. And we are at 9000 ft. So air is thinner. People walked away from the safety talk, no refunds . About 30 in our group. But what you see was lived in 700 years ago. You can look but not touch. But to see this kind of skill close up is priceless.

One of the most underrated national parks! Rich in history, this park offers an incredible glimpse…read moreinto the past. Seeing the ancient cliff dwellings in person is an unforgettable experience they're remarkably well preserved and stand as a testament to the people who lived here centuries ago. We visited over Memorial Day weekend, and the weather couldn't have been better. The drive to the park is beautiful, with stunning scenic views along the way that make the journey just as enjoyable as the destination. If you want to tour the cliff dwellings, be sure to make a reservation in advance, as they can fill up quickly. The visitor center is modern, informative, and very well maintained. We also hiked the Petroglyph Point Trail, and the surrounding rock formations and views made it a memorable experience. Overall, this is a fascinating national park that's often overlooked but absolutely worth visiting. We'd love to come back again someday it's definitely a must-visit!