I have been staying at this wonderful place since January. I was hesitant after reading some of…read morethe older reviews but i have nothing but fantastic things to say about the location , management, and the cabin itself. If you want to be close to the city but surrounded by beauty I highly suggest this resort. I work in town and it takes me eight minutes to get to work but while not at work I am taking advantage of this blissful beautiful gift. You also can follow the bike bath to experience breathtaking views only accessible by walking, biking or paddling; and it is a two mile walk to town. I love to stop in and be treated so kindly by the management. They have always been wonderful! I have a dog and it is so nice just to take off walking with her and be mesmerized by the mountains and the river. The WiFi works great, sometimes i drop calls but who cares and it could just be my carrier. The hot water is HOT be careful and the place was toasty warm. It is so cute ! I will be leaving but this will always be a wonderful time in my life. If you are a river person like me.It is quite convenient to go two exits up out in at grissly and paddle home. Then a short ride back on my bike to get my car. Love it love it love it!

Staying as professional as possible. Our stay was not professional, safe, or worth the bill!…read more Currently under construction noisy! Muddy! Unsecured network caused compromised devices on significant levels. Unpaid tents on property lines utilization of resort networks, bathrooms, laundry? Etc? Multiple nights hearing what sounded like gun shots? Multiple times of police, fire and emergency services were on site during our stay. Ourselves and neighbors decided it was not safe

The staff at the KOA was very friendly and super helpful. We rented a two-room cabin (one full…read moresized bed and two twin sized bunk beds). Our cabin and the bathrooms were clean. The cabin was very comfortable and came with a Keurig coffee maker, microwave, and minifridge. The beds were very comfortable and the heaters worked well. The only issue we had was that the KOA is located. It is located off of the major highway so there was a lot of highway noise. There's also a railroad track right behind the campground, but the track isn't used very often. Apparently they get a train once every two to three weeks. An additional minor issue is that the WiFi is very weak and did not reach to our cabin. For the WiFi to work, you had to be near the office. There's an outdoor pool that was closed because we were there in late October. There's an outdoor volleyball court and a small children's playground.

I've never stayed at a KOA but the staff was very friendly, informative signs, and activities like…read morea huge checkerboard, Cir Hole, doggie park and playground made it a relaxing stop.

If you are looking for a peaceful campsite, be mindful of the time of year you visit…read more This campground and area of Colorado are one of our favorite places to relax and vacation. Things have been changing over the last few years here. It was good to see they now have signs in different areas around campsites as where to walk, and where not to walk. They had a special program at the amphitheater on the Saturday that we were there, but they did not allow dogs, so I was unable to go. (I think different national parks and monuments handle this differently, as in Capitol Reef, in Utah, we have been invited to their night events when camping by the presenters themselves.) On recent trips, we have seen some strange things. But this past weekend (during an early and cool part of summer,) we were left stunned by some of the fellow campers. Originally, we booked on recreation.gov to camp for several days. When we arrived, we were able to move to the C section, which is no generators, and is generally more peaceful. Usually, most people are very respectful of other campers. There were young boys at the campsite next to ours who were very loudly discussing how they were killing ants with charcoal briquettes. Later, the father tells them to bury the briquettes in the dirt. The charcoal thing was a bit worrisome with the dry branches all around the campsites. Another night, at 3 AM, a young child is screaming and crying. A few minutes are understandable. This went on for over a half hour. While this campground and area will always be very special to me, camping in my own backyard in the suburbs is more peaceful than camping here during the summer.

This campsite is super cute. We got there super later than expected so we couldn't enjoy too much…read more You can see so many stars it's beautiful. So glad they had a very clean bathroom with running water and flushing toilets. We came about midnight and I accidentally set my car alarm off, sorry to our neighbors lol, we made a little more noise on accident just cus it was really dark. Loved the camp site would def go again. Oh and be careful driving up at night very windy roads.

Great park to kayak with beautiful views no matter what direction you look. Several out of the way…read more places to pull your kayak onto a bank to take advantage of trails around the lake and up to tree lined mountains. Only drawback was marina area where you park and put your kayaks, paddle boards etc is PACKED and there is a guy renting gear that takes up a large corner portion of the parking area.

Less than an hour away from Steamboat Springs, Pearl Lake State Park is a jewel (yes, I went…read morethere). It is about 2 miles off of CR-129. We went to do some morning photography and caught some stunning scenery, with Aspen groves turning yellow. While it was still a bit early for the full fall beauty, the serenity and quiet of the surroundings, other than nature, was nice. The campgrounds are in great shape. The restrooms were very clean. The lake does not allow motorized boats, but kayaks, canoes, paddle boards, etc. are fine. We saw a lone kayaker enjoying the morning on the lake. This is a beautiful place for camping, hiking, fishing or just sitting back and watching the sun move slowly across the sky while you enjoy a bottle of Syrah or Pinot.

If you're looking for camping with the greatest solitude and privacy -- and safety -- you'll be…read moresatiated with Gold Park Campground near Minturn, Colorado. (Near Vail). This beautiful wilderness area is spectacular but this particular campsite is worth the 11mile dirt road to get there. Again, if solitude and serenity and spaciousness and privacy is your 'thing' -- I highly recommend this place. No reservations accepted but according to the host (who lives onsite), no reservations are needed. Apparently, this is camper's dream spot but also a best-kept-secret!

Beautiful quiet spot to check out on a mildy chilly winter weekend. There was barely anyone at the…read morestate park and it was serene and peaceful to spend an afternoon walking around. Since I haven't been in the summer when I feel you can really take advantage my opinion is definitely skewed but it's worth the short and beautiful drive from Steamboat (about 50 minutes). The park was $9 to get in and you also have access to go to Pearl Lake with the day pass, but out of the two options this one was definitely better. There's a short hike about 1.1 miles called Tombstone nature trail. Looking forward to going back sometime in the summer when there's more to explore and I can spend time on the water.

Address is actually Hahn's Peak, CO not Wyoming. Great location with good campsites.read more

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.

I love this campground! It's one of three closest to Maroon Bells. It's now becoming an annual…read moreretreat for me. There are four spots at this campground, which is right by the Maroon Bells Welcome Station. Last year, I was set up at site 4, which is by a serene stream that put me to sleep at night. This year, I was at site 1, a little further away from the babbling brook, yet still close enough to hear it. Site 4 is the accessible site. It's right by where you park, and the enclosed toilet. In contrast, site 1 is pushed back a ways. You definitely feel like you're in a secluded area at this site. When you check in, you'll pay a $10 pass fee, which allows you to drive up to the Maroon Bells parking area. I've had nothing but great experiences at this site and highly recommend. This year, I was able to see deer in the area, including the cutest fawn jumping across the great entrance. As it's only four spots, it can book up quickly. It's definitely worth it, though, as it's a quieter campground. Each site has about two parking spots right at the entrance to the site.