Not to shabby and not to packed out on the water for boaters-…read moreWe camped out in tents and had a good time- The sunset and sunrise was very beautiful- We stayed two nights and stayed mostly in the water because of the heat- The horse flys out here bite like hell, so make sure you have plenty of bug spray- The marina had some cool stuff not to expensive- All the staff and rangers were down to earth and friendly -

Great I love it ! We had great shade they have community showers and bathrooms! The lake is amazing…read moreit's great!

I don't like to write negative reviews and this is my 1st but sadly this place went from just a…read moredirty dusty RV park to a total nightmare. We are full-time RVers so we have stayed in a park or 2 - Without boring you with too much detail... After staying there 4 months I experienced needing the help of the owner/manager (Kelsi). Help that came with a hefty price tag. I was told that her husband had turned off my water and forgotten to turn it back on and their solution was that I go outside (in the dark) and turn it on or wait until they came back to town. Being alone, almost 80, and not too firm on my feet, was unimportance to her. I went without water for 16 hours and she was incensed that I dared to be frustrated with the lack of help and I was told we were not a good fit for the park and we should leave. They are absentee managers and don't want to help their residents. I know I'm not the 1st or even the 2nd to experience Kelsi's wrath and leaving was a bonus for us. Sadly, this child has no management/customer service skills. So to end with a word, of warning be aware and don't cross her.

From the owner: RV Park, Extended Stay, Long Term, 21+read more

The view of the lake was stunning, and the atmosphere was pleasant with friendly people around. The…read morestaff appeared nice, but it seemed like their care and attention could have been more genuine.

Jackson Lake. Sounds like a good time, but is extremely underwhelming for a Colorado State Park…read more I have family who live close by but have never been to Jackson Lake until recently. I wasn't impressed, in fact, I was surprised that they even call this a state park at all. Things to do include camping, fishing and boating. There's not much else besides a hiking trail or two. In the winter, the lake freezes over so I saw a lot of people ice fishing. There are a few areas with open land with hardly, if any, shade coverage at all and there are a few picnic areas and camping sites, but that's about it. Maybe I came at the wrong time of year since the lake was frozen over and all the leaves have fallen. I don't know, I just didn't see much charm to the place.

Acceptable no frills campground. Limited infrastructure maintained acceptably. Pit toilets. One…read morewell spigot. Pleasant campground host. Not a destination but acceptable choice in area.

Great camp site for what it is. Had a good stay for three days with zero issues. Payment and…read morecampsites where very easy.

Great, affordable place near the lake. Bruce, the owner, is very kind (and has some adorable dogs…read moreto boot!) the rooms are clean and basic, enough to get you through a weekend stay. I'm sure the kitchenette rooms are even better. The patio area is great, has several tables, fire pits and grills for all to use. There is a fitness room and community lounge on site as well. It's not quite near the water, but everything around the lake is a few minutes drive. We were very happy with our stay.

From the owner: Situated just off of the picturesque shores of Lake McConaughy, Mesa View Lodge is the premier…read moreplace for the weary traveler or weekend adventurer. We are a family-owned and locally operated business that strives to make our guest as comfortable as possible. Customer service is what sets us above the rest, and coupled with our up-to-date accommodations, we are truly one of a kind. We boast the best lodging in the area, with clean and affordable rooms that come equip with satellite TV, large patios, barbecues, and even fire pits.

Small little piece of the ranch that's been turned into a campground. Full hookups, level sites,…read moreclean showers. Easy off and on from the highway. We were told to park on the east side of the office as the road noise would be less, but honestly we were not bothered at all by noise. Owners are nice and there are several options for payment; cash, credit card, Venmo, etc. you even have cows standing guard. Great one night stop.

Great working farm on the road for a quick overnight. Must…read morestop if in the area. You camp with full hook ups in a field. My dog was so happy to get a couple good runs in. One was chasing the cat! Oops! Nita said, "no worries he's bossy, it's good for him now and then." Price is right to!

Eagle canyon is a unique lodging area on the other side of the dam on Lake Mcconaughy. We usually…read morestay at the beach houses right across from Martin Bay, but we weren't able to secure any spots there, so we went with the only available area for a group of 10, and Eagle Canyon was it. Based on other reviews and the photos I was able to set my own expectations for the trip. I knew our cabin, the lily pad would be tight. But it was just my husband and two little kids. Our cabin was narrow, but still had a semi-kitchen. Mini fridge, stove up, small bathroom, and a bunk bed + full bed in the bedroom then a futon pull out. My 6'4 husband had to sleep on the futon because he was too tall for the bedroom, but that was fine by me because the bed was actually really comfy. Overall, we spent almost no time in our cabin. Our in-laws had a butterfly cabin which is very similar layout to the lilypad, and my mother and father in laws cabin was the eagle, so it was bigger. They had a full fridge so we stocked a lot of food there and they were a bit more secluded. The cabins we were in are tucked in between mobile campers so we started with a lot of neighbors and then they left over the week and it was just cabins. Now, onto the amenities, they have a general store with a lot of what you might need if you forgot some food items and drinks, including alcohol. They had beach toys and stuff for kids. The staff was SUPER nice and really friendly. The play ground was nice, they have basketballs for the court, and we enjoyed the pool, it was really perfect for toddlers not sure about teenagers. On our favorites was the pony rides on Sunday, our kids really enjoyed that. It was a really unique place to stay for 3 nights and I enjoyed getting all my steps in going back and forth. There is a trail to walk close to the beach. If you don't mind the 30 mins daily drive to the beach its a good place to stay.

We absolutely loved our stay here at Eagle Canyon. We came as a big family and all had different…read morecabins and RV spots. We stayed in the Eagle Cabin which was very comfortable and perfect for what our family of 3 needed. The bed was comfortable and towels were very nice for a camping cabin. The only slight complaint/feedback I have was that the kitchen items could have been in better condition but it's a small cabin and understandable that they're kind of bare minimum. I was very impressed with the cleanliness of the entire area and overall respect of the property and other guests. The pool wasn't exactly first class but the kids LOVED it and had a blast. Very friendly service. The location was OK- a bit of a drive (10 Minutes to the nicer beach) but we would totally stay here again and highly recommend. (I also want to add that adjusting your expectations is helpful- I looked at some of these reviews and honestly, You are signing up for a camping area in Nebraska- not the Ritz. We have been to beautiful spots and airb&bs and we're pretty picky so this was exactly what we signed up for- a fun low key family camping adventure)

I was traveling through the area via Motorcycle and tent camping. It was late, and I had called…read morefrom about an hour out. He lady called me twice while I was riding over knowing I was in a bike. This is advertised as a RV only site. When I booked the reservation I asked if here were restrooms and showers she said there was. Well she lied. I had to use the welcome center restroom a couple of times. It's across the street. The rest of the place is a dump. Poorly maintained and a wreck. The last review from 6 years ago said it was being remodeled. Ahhh no that's not happening. I am grateful I had somewhere to set up my tent, behind an old POS house next to the road and the grass hadn't been cut for awhile. As a last resort, and the traffic on 80 is too busy to set my tent up in the median. I would consider sleeping under a bridge first.

This is an older park undergoing renovation. Easy access from I-76. Convenience store on site. 20…read morespaces and 4 with 50 amp. No shower or restroom but they are planned. Gravel roads, grass pads. Cable TV connection available but need to call local cable company to activate. Friendly lady is the manager/owner. I will stay here again when in the area.

This is by far one of the worst campgrounds. RJourney advertises this place as "a premier…read morecampground. The weeds are out of control and there are prickly stickers everywhere, not good for dogs or little kids!! No amenities beside washer and dryer. We stayed here for Frontier Days and were charged almost $100.00 a day. A rip off. Because of this yearly event this property would be better taken care of. The positive is there is the Pine Bluffs distillery across the road. It's really cool. I posted a few pics of the weeds. This is a 1 star campground

Stayed here one night while traveling west in our motorhome. We called ahead to make a reservation…read moreand requested a pull thru site since we were towing a car. When the confirmation came thru, it showed we reserved a back in site. Called back and was told all sites here are back ins and was offered a refund. We decided to take it anyway and were able to pull thru empty site behind us. Campground is pretty basic with some long term campers but has spacious sites with full hookups. It was a good value for the price, convenient, and relatively quiet considering it sits between I-80 and RR tracks. Bathrooms were clean and secure. Met some friendly travelers here too. Would stay here again if passing thru the area.

We were here just over a week. Wonderful quiet campground. Only 20 or so spots. All level, gravel…read moreand full hookups. There's a large area to walk your dog. It's not totally fenced, but my dog is a non-runner so for us it was great. There's a fire pit and charcoal grill. The laundry/shower house is spotless. One washer, one dryer. The owners have owned it for about 2 years and work during the week at their other business. However, they are quick to respond to texts or emails. You can pay online, but my husband couldn't figure it out so we just paid them when they got back from their other business. They live on the property. It's easy to get in, sites are large and it's easy to get out. Birds and bunnies were everywhere. I am so glad we found this campground. We will be back!

Great little park. Perfect for our one night stop. Clean, quiet, great people. Some minimal road…read morenoise but it is made up for on the positive by donkey braying. Also, a self-wash car wash in town about 2 miles away. Tall enough for tall rigs and takes cc.