Customer service defined!…read more The folks that run Riverbend Resort are top notch. The attention to detail is exceptional. The willingness and ability to ensure that your visit is everything it should be is undeniable. Genuinely kind and caring people that want to be there and value your company. I cannot say enough good things about the staff. The accommodations fall right in line with the staff. We stayed in 'Lil Red' and liked it so much we wanted to stay there in perpetuity. Truly a great experience all around. I highly recommend!!!

The staff were incredibly rude. Quoted 2.5, paid 3k. Which…read moreis fine we booked it because we are long time residents of the valley and decided to hold my mom's memorial here in South Fork. We asked for a few boxes of tissues, even offered to pay. The lady at the front desk said "you guys should of came prepared these are for the cabins." Couldn't even get extra toilet paper. We rented the club house for the memorial. There was a rude man in there screwing the doors to the kitchen shut. We asked nicely when they will be done and the most we got out of him was 'ill be quiet'. We booked this place months in advance. DO NOT GO HERE. DO NOT RECCOMEND. THE CABINS DOWN THE STREET BEFORE RAINBOW GROCERY ARE WAY BETTER.

Great cabins and rustic experience. Owners could not be nicer. Nice location. You'll love watching…read morethe humming birds that feed at your window. Full kitchens with all supplies.

Lovely spot of heaven. Clean, scenic, and friendly staff. This is the kind of place that invites…read moreyou to linger and appreciate nature. The RV park is one to return to.

Ron and Deb are wonderful hosts and their park is a happy place to stay! Aside from the…read morespectacular views of the Rockies, and the river running by the park, there is a brand new children's play park that is fully fences to keep your little ones safe. The spaces are gravel, level and nicely wide. We had no problems with space, connectivity or peace and quiet. Even though the park is on the main route through town, the spaces are quiet, and nicely arranged. They have planted trees that will grow into wonderful shade for each space. There is also a big activity hall, a very clean laundry room and some great walking paths. Oh, and they honor Good Sam and Passport America discounts.

BEWARE!! First the good, nice park, clean restroom, nice laundry room and clubhouse. Now the BAD…read more We've stayed at 100's of beautiful RV parks around the country and have always been treated kindly and welcomed from the hosts/ staff. NOT at Peacock Meadows! Deborah and Ron (the staff) are beyond belief in terms of rudeness, confrontational, unfriendly, lying about site availability and to top it off, made my wife cry and our entire stay miserable. We are about to dispute credit card charges for Fraud, misrepresentation and verbal abuse. We could continue to share more, but think you get the point. DO NOT STAY HERE, there are other better parks and much nicer staffs! PS- As other reviews have explained, RON will accost you if you go over 5 MPH!!

Aside from the most coolest cabins I've ever laid eyes upon, I learned that the hors West Fork…read moreCampground sits near the West Fork San Juan River in a secluded 10-acre area, just over a mile from Highway 160. It shares space with a nearby horseback riding company. Campground is 20 min drive into town of Pagosa Springs. It is a woody forested campground. No designated tent pads. There are picnic tables, vault toilets and quiet camping!

Pulling a 45' 5th wheel trailer, it's hard to find accommodations that truly are as spacious and…read moreeasily accessible as they advertise- but Nick and his crew certainly impressed us! Called only 3 hours ahead on a holiday weekend and he said they would be glad to fit us in! This small quiet and comfy park down in a valley by the creek just outside of town turned out to be perfect! Staff were super nice, other guests were very respectful, relaxed atmosphere! Bathhouses were clean and close by.

The best natural hot springs anywhere! We make it a point to include Pagosa Springs on our…read morevacation plans. One day at the springs is equal to a week's relaxing vacation.

Very clean Level gravel lot Grassy area with picnic table Dog park Games for kids Area to sit and…read morerelax mind and body VERY clean bathrooms and showers Laundry available

Early October, called the same day for two nights and they were able to accommodate us. Check in…read morewas quick and easy. Pull through and back in sites in a gated lot. New Park well maintained. Green grass between sites and very level. Bathrooms and laundry a perfect 10. They also have an area in the main building with games and puzzles. Outside a put put area and a gas fire pit with comfy chairs. Walking distance to many restaurants. If planning on visiting the Sand Dunes it's a wonderful park to stay at. B I would definitely stay again.

Fabulous RV Park to stay at, especially long term! Our family stayed here for a few months and it…read morewas great. The bathrooms and laundry room are always spotless. They have a TV room & the husband loved the small gym they had. It was a little muddy with the snow but they are updating the park all the time! The owners were super nice and helpful. We loved staying here!

From the owner: 32 pull thru RV sites. 20/30/50 amps…read more Private Restrooms, Laundry, Office, Store, Lounge.

Such a beautiful and serene place to stay. We have been there twice now and will definitely be…read moreback. The owner's of the Ponderosa are very friendly and accommodating. They also gave my husband and I great suggestions on where to hike and a gun range in the area to utilize. I just love this little slice of heaven.

If you're looking for a place to go fly fishing the river is running right near your cabin at this…read morecampground. The cabins have showers, bathrooms, bunkbeds, and kitchenette. You can bring your RV, rent a cabin, or pitch a tent! The staff there are wonderful and pets are welcome as long as they're on a leash & they're quiet. There's a small fly shop on the grounds but if you're looking for a guide then I would recommend Conejos River Anglers.

Absolutely nice little quaint Cabin/RV Park. We enjoyed the Yurt. Very cozy and most importantly,…read morevery clean. Restroom & showers were in a common building. Lots of privacy. We were very satisfied with our lodging, however, I wanted to Bragg about the Host & Hostess. I have bee in the hospitality business, and I have to say, the Hostess (Gwen) was an absolute pleasure! She made sure we had everything we needed. She has been my favorite Hostess so far! My Wife & I felt extremely taken care of. We would definitely recommend this gem!

Wow! dont go here. They will rip you off in a second. This is how it all started. I called in…read moreApril, I asked about the reservations. I got them for when I needed them for June til July 11th. Not a problem. They said we don't have a card machine yet in a week I will run your card and give you a call before I run it. Gave him my info. A week later no call. So I called left a message. NO call again. I figured we don't have reservations so I found a different place who even sent me an email receipt for my reservations. Well it's July 10th almost my out date and Alpine Trails calls and he says I didn't show for my reservations yesterday. I told them the whole thing and they charged me 284 dollars for a no show. What in the world is happening. I cant believe they are even in business. Bad customer service bad business.

Our next stop was Orient Land Trust (a 2000 acre land preserve) which contains Valley View Hot…read moreSprings/camp ground. It is not AANR affiliated but it boasts the same values. It is clothing optional. While there (on a Tuesday/Wednesday) we saw very few people with even cover-ups on. There were people of all ages. It's very rustic, you have to bring in all of your food & supplies. I'm from Idaho (the impetus for the trip is my high school reunion in Boise) so I knew how careful you have to be storing & disposing of food in mountainous areas with bears, mountain lions, and other wildlife. The posted rules & special bear-resistant trash cans are a necessity! It was a new experience for my husband. Luckily we didn't see any bears, but we saw lots of deer. To get to OLT, you take a long dirt road up into the foothills. Along the way, a mile or so of fence posts had shoes & boots placed on them from years of visitors to OLT carrying on the tradition of olden days when the tops of posts were coated in tar or oil, or old boots, to protect them from weathering so fast, so we found out. Bring an old pair to add to the fun practice! Any kind will do. Staff was super friendly. Bathrooms were super clean. The community pavilion was a large covered round structure with a fire pit in the middle, a functional community kitchen, and lots of tables. We brought s'mores to share over the fire. There is a bunk house (shared sleeping area like a hostel) and cabins to rent. We chose to tent. It got down to 49 degrees at night (in late July) but not a problem with lots of blankets. Some campsites offered a view of the valley while others are nestled into the wooded hillside. Be prepared to hike up & down almost never flat roads and trails to get to anything. Speaking of hikes, we chose to take the (almost nightly) guided hike to see the thousands of bats that emerge from the deserted mine right after sunset. I'm not going to lie! It was a grueling 2 miles up steep terrain but worth the views on the way up. There was a full moon so seeing the mountains across the valley & viewing the bats' flight would have been better but for the haze from a nearby forest fire, but still breathtaking. The sight (and smell, I'll leave that for you to discover on your own) of thousands of bats flying out of the mine cave was worth the trip, though I wasn't really sure about that until the next day. It was a really hard hike up and back down & I'm not in the best shape. Everyone was huffing & puffing at some point but my muscles were screaming. The guide & a few others really helped with all their encouragement. They have a yurt (used to be a tee pee) where they offer massages, body work, reflexology and such, but we didn't have time, though we sure could have used it. Now about the pool & hot springs! There are lots of hot springs of varying shapes, sizes, & temperatures. Some are nearby the central areas and others are a hike up the mountain. They have built the cutest handrails and bridges from natural materials at each of them. These are natural springs so there are uneven grassy or rocky edges and the bottoms are rocky, pebbley, & slippery...water shoes or sandals can be helpful (but also need to be good for walking up & down inclines so not flip flops). I can't even put into words how beautiful the views are from the different hot springs. At every one, we found people soaking and reading a book. Or sitting on benches around the springs reading. It's a very peaceful place and they enforce noise & nuisance rules (especially from the posted "extra quiet" hours between 10 pm and 8 am). They close the gates each night & no one can come in or out. The pool is a traditional cement pool but filled from the springs. No chlorine. They drain it every Wednesday & power wash it. There are lounge chairs & pool noodles for use & a convenient bathroom/shower & sauna connected to it. We highly recommend this place!! It's a true naturist experience. We can't wait to return & stay longer! They only allow so many day passes and overnight stays per day to preserve the land & resources so call ahead! It's about 3 hours south of Denver. We recommend stopping in Fairplay, CO on the way down. Great little lunch places & last place with a decent grocery store before you get there.

I used to love this place; the vibes were immaculate & everyone was welcoming and friendly. This…read moretime though... there were way more clothed people than nude & I got openly stared at like I was an alien from another planet (I'm a fully transitioned transmasc individual) by older people, mainly men (with their wives). There was a lot of loud conversation everywhere, including some guy who was going on about the wonders of AI... I think the clientele has shifted. No smiles, no morning greetings, the vibe was totally off. It was VERY crowded seeming too, moreso than usual it seemed, and it felt like everyone was on top of each other for things like the bathroom and pools. The meadow pool and waterfall pool also needed some cleaning, they were really thick with algae this time. The staff as always were lovely & helpful. I'm surprised at the changes here in the people, though, I may not return.