Mixed bag here. Biggest complaint is tight sites. We had a popup and barely had enough room to park our tow vehicle at the front of our camper. It's that tight. Had rude neighbors next door for one night, basically about 7 or 8 feet away who talked very loud with the awareness that we could hear every word. I guess big rig folks don't have as much concern because they are more sound proofed. This place is one big gravel parking lot. Crummy fireplace ring, no mini-golf course, no landscaping to speak of (other than near lodge). So pretty expensive as compared to other KOA's. It is convenient to Wal-Mart and restaurants and Mesa Verde, but not a great bargain for the price. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.
This park is very handy for the Mesa Verde national park. It is a president's award winner KOA and is landscaped nicely on sites by the office and to the East. It becomes more plain as you head West from the office. We were on an end row site which had utility poles very close to our rig. We were not able to extend our awning, and had a tree directly over our satellite antenna. The site sloped away to the South beyond our jacks ability to level the coach. The grounds are all gravel without any grass, if that is a concern. The utilities worked well and the staff was more than friendly. The park is well back from the road, and noise was not an issue. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Although the sites are completely gravel, this is a very nice KOA. The owners and staff were very helpful and friendly, the pool was great and the sites were long and level. My only complaint is the fact that you face your neighbor, which in our case was a bit uncomfortable since there was only a single BBQ grille located directly center between the two sites and our German neighbor was cooking something that smelled less then appetizing. Cable TV is not available but there are a good selection of off-air channels. We will stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Was a pretty good place. HOT here, store was okay, staff was pretty good, restrooms were pretty good, well kept up, security was visible. It's pet friendly, and close to many attractions. Some sites had good shade part of the day. On the edge of town and not noisy, thats a plus! Close to Wal-Mart, grocery stores, shopping, and restaurants so that is also nice. 7.3 miles from Mesa Verde entrance. 45 minutes from Durango. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.
This is a very nice campground, with easy access to Mesa Verde National Park. Spaces are good sized even though they are back to back hookups. We had an end space which was nice so we did not have a neighbor to share door to door space with. Dog friendly, and there is a very nice town dog park adjacent to the campground as well as a town park with lots of green grass where you can go and play frisbee or ball with your pet. My only complaint is the lack of green grass. In the area where they park the motorhomes it is all gravel, you can't tell the road from the sites. The tent area does have some grass and some larger trees. Staff was very helpful and friendly. Park is immaculate. We were there over 4th of July and there were lots of families, so the pool and playground were busy. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We stayed here 4 nights while we visited Mesa Verde and Arches National Parks. Campground is all gravel roads and sites. Some shared services but it didn't affect water pressure or power. Friendly people in the office led me to my pull-through site. A near-by park could be accessed by foot to make a pleasant evening walk. Huge enclosed dog run. Easy access to town and groceries. Our site had a nice view of Mesa Verde. I would definitely stay here again. Located close to Durango and the famous Durango / Silverton RR. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Probably the BEST KOA we have stayed in. Very happy with facility and check-in process. Package given during check-in contained lots of brochures related to all the sights to see in the area. Will stay here again when back in the area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
The staff was very friendly from beginning to end which was really nice. They offered great advice about Mesa Verde National Park which was very helpful. The kids loved the pool and playground areas. The area we camped in was all gravel, no trees or grass, which is a negative for us. The sites were plenty big for our motorhome and tow car. We would stay here again if in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.
The best KOA we've stayed in. Diligent and friendly staff, clean facilities throughout, great pool. The only quibble is that they could use more shady sites. Would (and will) absolutely camp here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Another great KOA park. If you have a dog, a fantastic off leash public dog park is adjacent to this property with easy access. Nicer views on the back spaces. Everything clean and neat. Cheaper prices for electric and water only sites. Wi-Fi is OK. Worth the price. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Very clean park with very helpful and accommodating staff. Everyone was extremely friendly. All of the facilities worked well. It could stand more shade trees. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Has to be one of the top 3 KOA's in the US. Very friendly staff. All gravel. Level sites. Everything was super clean. About 9 miles to entrance to Mesa Verde NP. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This park has some of the friendliest staff we have found anywhere. It is close to town but is quiet and has lots of wildlife. The driveways and spaces are wide and easy to get in and out of. There is a picnic table and fire pit at each site. It would be better if there were grass or a paved pad for the picnic table. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Great place to stop for a couple days. Staff very friendly and helpful. Lots of place to eat close by, and plus easy drive to Mesa Verde We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Wow! We were not expecting such a nice KOA. It's super clean and well kept with nice staff. Located very close to Mesa Verde NP. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Very surprised how nice this KOA is. Pleasant and very helpful staff. Wonderful views. The campground has a 'cared for' feel which we liked and would definitely use this park again if in the area. We camped here in a 37ft fifth wheel and the pull through spaces are adequate. Nice touch of a Welcome Pack with lots of useful local information - very good. Nice nature walk from the Campground around Denny Lake with lots of wildlife, birds, herons, marmots, etc. Wi-Fi was good but switched off at night. 2 Separate blocks of showers/restrooms, 1 old and 1 new. The old ones ok-ish the new ones very clean. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This is a very nice park. There are big sites with view of a pond. It's close to the Silverton train ride and Mesa Verde. The train ride was very long I would take the bus for the return trip, otherwise it's a don't miss activity. The flowers and landscaping were awesome. The staff was friendly and they had a nice dog walking trail. We stayed 2 nights in a 40 foot motorhome with 3 kids and 2 dogs, everyone was happy. The pool was clean and everything looked like it was in prime condition. We will definitely be back. We camped here in a Motorhome.
I am getting tired of paying $50 for KOA's that are not all that great. This was OK but very dusty with the gravel everywhere. I have stayed in much nicer KOA's for a lot less, including the one I am at currently. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
This is a fantastic CG. The staff is just great and responsive to every request. The pool was super, the restrooms and showers were spotless. Good shade at most sites and plenty of room. WiFI was very good and cell service is strong. The camp store is more like a small boutique than what you usually find. Very strong DTV with 42 channels available. This served as our base camp for Mesa Verde and 4 corners and we had a wonderful time. Being there for the 4th fireworks was also a big plus as you have a front row seat. This park is a KOA President's Award winner and it shows. All KOA parks should be judged by this standard! We would be back in a heartbeat. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Very friendly and responsive staff. Clean gravel sites that are fairly level. Super Wal-Mart and Denny's within a couple of miles. Entrance to Mesa Verde National Park is about 9 miles away. There are trees at most sites and while close to shopping there is a good view towards Mesa Verde and the RV park is far enough from the road to be quiet, but not too far to be an easy drive. WiFi seems to be get overloaded often and will sometimes just stop responding for a time. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
We came in off the highway and what a pleasant surprise. We were escorted to our site, provided with maps of the area and directed to a service shop. I needed to have the rig serviced and what a great find that was. Done in 90 minutes at a reasonable price, thanks to the CG management. We got a pull thru site, level, grassy, shade and right next to the laundry. Good space between sites. We'd stay awhile the next time we come thru. We camped here in a Motorhome.
One word describes experience, wonderful. Camped for one month. Huge lot, beautiful mountain view. Very clean and well maintained large pool. Park was well kept. Office offered many items. Owners of park, great. Made us feel very welcome. Constantly coming around to make sure everything was ok. If in Cortez area, stay at this park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
$46, ouch. Every thing but cable at this campground. Showers great and laundry reasonable. Views of mountains were outstanding. Do not miss Mesa Verde. Take the guided tours in the park. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
We are big fans of KOA Kampgrounds, as they're usually clean and have good services available, and this one is no exception. Everything here is well laid out for easy "Big Rig" access. Staff was very friendly and gave us plenty of info about the surrounding area. Excellent views of the Ute Mountain, and some nice trails on site. Wi-Fi worked great, and all hookups were a snap. All sites are graveled, so leveling is easy. Only about 5 minutes away from amazing Mesa Verde National Park. Don't miss the 7-hour Skyway Drive and nearby Durango. Another great KOA park! We camped here in a Motorhome.
Great place for us. Good WiFi, laundry, store, cell phone reception and all amenities great. Great areas for dog walking. Drawbacks were no grass or shade, but we don't stick around during the day, so this not a big factor. Very friendly up front and very pet friendly...numerous front desk folks and they all seemed to have dogs that rode around on the guide golf carts. Dual sewer hookups for those with separate black/grey tanks. Small nature trail for dog or people walking that goes 3/4 around a lake with all kinds of feathered friends abounding. Lack of shade and grass maybe not so good for campers. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
This is a very nice KOA RV Park. Beautiful views of Mesa Verde Mountains from your site. Very well maintained sites, and grounds. Staff were very pleasant friendly and helpful. Quiet RV Park, not situated on a main road, so no highway traffic noise. Good Wi-Fi. We stayed for one week, as we enjoyed it so much, and will come back again. The staff made a point of putting us in a site so that the back window of our fifth wheel had a view of the beautiful mountains. We noticed that they did this for everyone even though it was busy. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Camped here for one night. Friendly staff welcomed us; escorted us to our site. Most of park was rock gravel. Very clean campground about 3 or 4 miles east of Cortez. For us it was easy to get into and get out of. Would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Superior staff, location and amenities. Nice park adjacent to, convenient to town, Mesa Verde, and other attractions. Would be nice if there were more trees and grass, otherwise perfect. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Gravel, not much grass, but well kept. Swimming pool and playground were good. Staff was very friendly. Bathrooms were clean. KOAs tend to be higher priced, but other than that, a good campground. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Some campsites sit on top of mound, directly facing hot afternoon sun. We had made reservation well in advance but were still parked in one of these sites. We have stayed here yearly for past 4 years. Dog run is extremely poor. We camped here in a Motorhome.
At first glance this is a gravel parking lot with hookups, but it turned out to be a great place to stay. The staff really made the difference for us as they were helpful in accommodating us when we decided to stay a bit longer, and gave us good advice on some day trips outside of town. Nice mountain views, and extra large laundry facility. Multiple sewer connections per site to match up with the outlet location on your RV. Back to back hookups puts you close to neighbors on the street side, but curb side had plenty of space between RVs with picnic tables, fire rings, and in most cases a grill. Rest rooms and showers clean when I checked for this review. Price listed is for a full hookup site. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
We were there when it wasn't full, but with side by side hook ups it could be close when full. Work campers were very nice and the grounds were kept very clean. Nice shop with basic food items. We looked at most other campgrounds in the area and believe this to be the nicest. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
This KOA is under new ownership since our last visit, in 2002. It looks like an entire row of RV spaces has had sewer added. Also, the place has undergone a major electrical upgrade. We were there during a warm spell, where it got over 99F several days. The voltage stayed rock steady at 120 volts all the time, even in the afternoons. It's kept very clean, and there are several "workcamper" families maintaining the place during high season. Sites are mostly gravel, and nicely level. There's a separate video arcade outside, which seems to have been moved to make room for more washers and dryers. (The coin laundry is spotless.) There are lots of tent sites, which are arranged for maximum privacy. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Review Rating
[ 9 / 10 ]
2002
$30
As KOAs go, this is a nice one. $2 charge to use the modem. Pet run still not enclosed (as was promised in 1999), but not a big deal. Sites mostly gravel. RV sites are close to level, and the many tent sites are very cleverly arranged. Well off Highway 160, so it's quiet at night. It's near a wetland, so there are mosquitos. Worth a stop. If you do spend a night, be very sure to park your rig OUTSIDE the entrance before you register. The staff prefers that you do that, and it makes it easier to
get to your space. We camped here in a camper.
We stayed at LaMesa as a result of a route change. Yes the sites are a bit close but the staff was wonderful. Thanks to her we saw dancing and a pottery display at the Cortez Cultural center. The park is certainly as nice as some of the Good Sam parks that are twice the price, our rate does reflect Passport America. There is so very much to do around Cortez, with Mesa Verde and its museum. We would definitely return here. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
This park is a little run down, but we stayed here because it is a park on the Passport America campgrounds. The sites are all gravel, pretty close together and not really level. We never saw who was actually running the park, we just left money in an envelope. I would not like to stay here again, but if I had to it would make do for a night. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This park is just outside of town and right off the highway. There was no noticeable road noise in the area of the park we were in. It is an older, small park and all sites are back-in. We had someone in the office when we arrived and she was very helpful in giving some information on the local activities and directions to the national parks. The Passport rate is about all this park is worth in my opinion. Seems the very few rigs that are here for a season, are in spaces most others would not want. Seems most everyone we talked to are here for up to a week to see the area and then moving on. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Manager friendly but campground run-down. Pet policies are not enforced, even after we complained - several dogs run off leash, bother other campers, aren't cleaned up after. Our last night here, after staying a week, we were advised by a man who appears to live here permanently that we were not to walk our dog on the grass - first time we heard of that policy. We always keep our dog on a leash and pick up her messes and here we're told this after stepping over other 'landmines'. We will never stay here again and do not recommend it at all, despite the convenience to Mesa Verde and town. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
We stayed 2 nights. The cost was $16.00 for Passport America members. The management was not on site. We had to pick our own campsite. There was no one around to assist or answer questions. Sites were dirt and a bit muddy, but mostly level. The showers were clean but a little small. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
This is a small park with lots of trees. The sites are a little tight. Location to visit Mesa Verde is great. Road noise is not a problem here although you are on the main road to town. We camped here 2 nights in a 36 footer. Staff was helpful in assisting us to our site. The above rate represents the Passport America rate. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Good location at the intersection of US 160 and Colorado 145. Close to WalMart and various restaurants. Monthly Rate $375.00 Could use cable and Internet to attract customers We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Rate reflects Passport America rate. Normal rate $28 per night. Definitely an older park. Easy access in and out. All spaces back-in, and quite a few big rigs comfortably in their spaces. It appears that some of the spaces have newer power poles, but they are placing two sites on one pole which means that the right hand site will have to run your power cord under the rig to get to the power pole. If your cord is long enough, no problem. Good power and very good water pressure. No frills park. Below average restrooms, and laundry facility was just one washer and one dryer, but worked fine. Some road noise, and the closer you are located to the road, and if your on the left side of the park, the more chance that the 24 hour gas/convenience store on the other side of the fence will have some noise. Try to get on the right side as you enter, as it backs up to an empty field, and a little quieter. It's OK for an overnight or two, and if your able to get the Passport America rate, but if you're having to pay the full $28 then there are definitely better choices in Cortez. Park is convenient to restaurants and within a mile of Wal-Mart. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
We stayed here a week ($105 weekly rate) older park had good wi-fi it was a little run down but we didn't spend much time in the park as we were taking in all the sights in the area. We would stay here again! We camped here in a Motorhome.
We stayed using Passport America. Two nights at $13 and one at $26. Older ark and sites are not too level but can be dealt with. Actually I managed to get a level site. Not fancy but the right side of the park faces an open field so it's pretty quiet. Nice cottonwoods for shade and the satellite dish was ok. We were in site 37. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Basic simple park with no real amenities other than free wi-fi. About 30 years old and in need of attention. On the east edge of Cortez and convenient to town and Mesa Verde. It's an OK place to park -- and we ended up staying a week -- but it's no frills. Staff is very friendly and knows the area. Be sure to visit the new Anasazi Heritage Center in Dolores 10 miles north. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is a well-run urban park near restaurants, shops and a large super market. We were guided to our site and expertly directed on the back-in. Sites are gravel (some with lawn) off a poorly paved road. Most sites are a bit crowded but many large shade trees make the park more pleasant overall. Gravel pet area is marked off with a rail fence, but not fenced for dogs. Poop bags and refuse can supplied. A very large city park is just across a busy street, but crosswalks are very well marked and observed. We stayed here 3 nights and would gladly return. The rate reflects Good Sam discount and includes taxes. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
This is a very nice RV park. The staff was helpful with any questions. High water pressure means that you need a pressure reduction valve that will keep from breaking your water lines in your rig. There is a very large City of Cortez park across from this RV park that you can take your dog or kids on little walks. Nice trees for shade and the price was right. There are some full timers there and they are all very friendly. I would go back in a heart beat. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
We stayed here for a week (reflected in nightly rate) and enjoyed our stay. The city puts on one heck of a fourth of July fireworks display. Very impressive, and right across the street! This is one of the most convenient RV parks we've stayed at. Two days we didn't even use our truck, just walked around town and in the park across the street. There's a lot to do in the area. Laundry facilities are absolutely spotless! We'd definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This is a very nice campground. Close to all the sites here in the 4 corners area. I have one problem and that was I made a reservation back in March for site 23. I arrived and they changed my site. I was told the "pull-through" sites are for short term, less than 4 days. OK?? Anyway, I may not have one of the driving mansions, just my 26' Sunline trailer. It looks like they only want to cater to the larger rigs since that is what is now parked in my reserved site. I asked, and he is here for 2 weeks. With that being said, I guess this will be my last time stopping here. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
This campground has been here awhile, but was no problem for a 40' motorhome. Pull throughs had plenty of room for us and our tow vehicle. It is a quiet park for right in the city, as long as one has a campsite at least half way down in the park or more. Lots of great shade trees here during hot weather. Couldn't use our satellite because of that, but their cable TV includes 70+ channels, so we were fine. Laundry room was very nice and cost was slightly less than our previous campsite. If you're a walker, there's a large park across the street (can't see it because there's a hill) that is a wonderful place to go walking or take the kids for some fun. WiFi was a little iffy at times. We camped here in a Motorhome.
For being located just off the highway in downtown Cortez, this is a quiet park. We were in a pull-thru site which appeared to be larger than the back-ins. The laundry does not have as much equipment as one would expect for the size of the park. And is closed mid-morning for two hours for cleaning with no one admitted during that time! If in the area, we will stay here when passing through. Rate reflects weekly rate with tax inc. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Very nice, downtown across the street from park. Showers were extremely clean and well kept as was the laundry room and bathrooms. Owners and camp hosts were very nice and friendly. Sites had enough room that you could park your vehicle beside your RV. For sure the best camp ground in that area. We would definitely stay there again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This park was very nice. Level sites, good water pressure, nice shade trees on alot of the sites. The managers were very friendly and loved our dog! We did laundry in the very clean laundry room. It is centrally located to shopping (Wal-Mart is just down the road), and beautiful parks. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We had originally planned on staying at a park closer to the entrance of Mesa Verde Nat'l Park, but when we saw this park in Cortez, we decided to check it out. It is a nice park with lots of shade trees. The pull through sites are large and level. The showers and laundry facilities are excellent. We have free cable TV and internet at our site that are also excellent. This was definitely the best choice in the area, as when we checked out the other park, it was less appealing. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This park is in town but it is great!! The staff is very friendly. There are restaurants close, and any other services you might need. The Colorado welcome center across the street is very handy, and their park is nice as well. The other comment about not being too dog friendly is valid, but we were able to make adjustments. One of the best things is that you are only 9 miles from the entrance to Mesa Verde National Park. A must-see if you are in this area of Four Corners. It is open year round, and a great place to see. The bathroom/shower/laundry building was very clean and comfortable. We didn't try the satellite; trees and snow made signal impossible, but they have great free cable TV from both Colorado and New Mexico stations! We will be back and will definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
A nice park with level gravel roads and sites. Very nice laundry and rest rooms. Friendly helpful staff and good in-town location with little noise. Wi-Fi was very weak with dial-up speed. Stayed two pleasant days and will use again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Great location. It's always a treat to be able to walk to restaurants and activities from the campground. The Colorado Welcome Center--and a very nice park--are across the street. We used that park for dog exercise, as the campground itself is pretty much all gravel and not very dog-friendly. Very nice restroom/shower/laundry facilities and very nice staff. Follow the recommendations of others and get a spot on the west side (we didn't and we had traffic noise at night). Overall, a pleasant spot to spend a few days. (This area merits more than the 3 days we gave it, but we headed south to miss a big--and early--snowstorm!) We camped here in a Motorhome.
This park is in the middle of town; sites in the front would be very noisy but we were in the back (ask for the west side) and it was very quiet. Nice sites, lots of trees. Staff were friendly and helpful; we were escorted to our site & given help with backing in. Nothing stands out in particular, but we had a wonderfully relaxing, stress-free stay there; so much so that we extended our stay an extra day. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
We stayed here one night. There was very nice staff, and a quick check in. We were guided into our spot. There was great cable TV reception! It is walking distance to down town. We will stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
(Rate may be a few $'s off - it was a year ago..) This was the first RV park we ever stayed in - It was a SUPER clean place - the folks were VERY kind - we checked in VERY late, and being 1st time park stayers, we really didn't know what to expect or how to handle the late arrival. I went to the hosts rig, and she was SUPER nice given the time of night was! She was VERY professional even at the late hour! We were very appreciative of such kindness given this as our first experience. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is our second time to stay here. It is a very well-run park off of Main Street. It is convenient to the town and across from the city park. The restrooms are clean and the laundry area is very nice. There is no pool and there is nothing for children to do so it is not family friendly. The park is clean and well kept and it is obvious the owners take pride in the park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Longer term camping not encouraged if you are not in a newer, pristine looking rig. Nice location central Cortez off Main St. Camp hosts congeniality could be better. Monthly Rate is $500.00 We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This campground has an urban look and feel, which makes it convenient to Cortez area attractions, but also can be noisy along the back side where it abuts the neighborhood. It is pretty much just a flat gravel parking lot, and only a third of the sites really get shade. There is nothing in the campground for kids to do, so plan on making use of the park across the street. Some of the showers (not all) seemed to be plumbed backwards, making it tricky to adjust the temperature. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Very nice park located right in town, but not noisy at all. Very helpful and courteous staff.. We only planned to say overnight but the park and weather were so nice we stayed an extra day and toured Mesa Verde National Park, which is only about 10 miles away. Lots of restaurants within a few miles of the campground, but the only one within easy walking distance is closed and for sale. There is a Colorado visitor center across the street; the helpful staff can provide lots of info on the local area. When leaving the campground, be aware that there is a back gate (open from 8:00 AM to noon) that will let you get back on US-161 at a traffic light; otherwise, it can be difficult to get out from the main park entrance during morning traffic. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Very nice campground and well maintained. Clean rest rooms and friendly people. Nice place to stay and they love pets. (Westies) are really loved special! I would recommend this place as a place to stay while in the area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Beautiful park with gravel sites and large trees for shade. Staff is friendly and able to give recommendations on places to eat and activities in the area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
A clean and neat park with utilities well placed. Level pull through sites Cable TV and wifi worked well. Would stay again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
We stayed here for 2 nights before moving to another campground in the area. The sites were OK but there were a lot of permanent trailers here that were in poor condition. The park was not very pet friendly even though they advertise differently. Bathrooms and laundry were clean. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Very nice clean park, very quite, and centrally located to a number of National Parks and sites. Very nice managers, made us feel right at home. We would recommend this park to everyone. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This was a very nice quite park. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The WiFi at the park was having a problem so we could not use it from our motorhome. We could use it if we walked down to the patio at the office. I love the trees and the convenience. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Very clean, shady and friendly. They have added fast free Wi-Fi. Best park in the Cortez area. Not much for children to do but quiet and great for adults. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
A very nice place. Not too large and very well kept with friendly and helpful staff. Spotless bath and laundry and nice grassy areas with mature trees. Free cable TV. No WIFI, but there is a modem hookup in the office. Located right in downtown Cortez, but fairly quiet for the location. Convenient to shopping (Walmart nearby) and only a few miles to Mesa Verde NP. Not much in the park for kids to do with no pool or playground, but city playground is across the highway. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Very clean, quiet park. Located in town. Sites are gravel with a paved access road. Friendly, helpful staff. Sites are mostly level, with 17 pull-throughs. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.