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Montrose, Colorado Campgrounds
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6.6 Good
King's Riverbend Park
65120 Old Chipeta Trl Montrose, Colorado 81403 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 50 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets Allowed-river Waterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of King's Riverbend Park
Rating: 3 8 6 8 4 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Almost $98 for 2 nights after GS discount! A sign said $45 for 50 amp. Should have been $81 plus tax. No office, my husband got out of the truck to seek assistance when we arrived. Finally someone came over in a golf cart and demanded my Drivers license. Turns out they don't take credit cards, only check and cash. No Clubhouse. No amenities at all. No cable, a few broad cast though. No Usable wifi. 1 shower, 1 commode for entire park, which turns out is for tenters only! Big dirt, gravel (and mud when we arrived). Pull troughs are side by side hookups,We were ten feet from our neighbors slide Our site was not level. ",Riverside' sites face back of shopping center. We have never paid so much for so little. - swreviews
We pulled in around 7pm and were still greeted and led to our site. The park is right by the river and all gravel (white rock) and nice trees. There were a lot of mosquitoes due to two small ponds in the center of the park that appeared rather stagnant. It was a very quiet park. - Lady C
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for King's Riverbend Park »We stopped for an overnight on our way to Estes Park. Not a bad park but overpriced for what it is like a lot of others in this area. We were told that they only had one space left for our 41 foot 5th wheel and it was a back in on the river that we could have for 55.00. I told the camp host that I didn't want to pay 13 dollars extra just to be close to a river and told him that I would pay the 45.00 if he wanted me to stay and he agreed to that. Both spaces on either side of me were vacant all night so I guess the one space that they had left wasn't true. They don't have on office, just a camp host and after we were set up the camp host came by to collect the fee and then we found out that they only take cash or check, no credit or debit cards which wasn't any big deal. Then we were told that they charge for pets and we have two small dogs but since we weren't told that before hand they decided not to charge for the pets which was a good thing because I would have left before I would pay extra for the two small puppies. They don't use any of their services so why should you have to pay for them. I wouldn't mind staying here again but I think next time I would look around and see if there is something better in the area. I will say that the camp hosts were very friendly. - Linda Allan
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8.3 Good
Montrose / Black Canyon Nat'l Park KOA
200 N Cedar Avenue Montrose, Colorado 81401 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 76 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Montrose / Black Canyon Nat'l Park KOA
Rating: 9 8 10 3 9 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: This KOA is one of the nicest ones I've seen. It has nice trees for shade and the spacing between sites is very good. The staff was very friendly and the cable TV and Wi-Fi were great. We were close enough to some neighborhoods where we could take our dog for some nice walks without moving the truck. This is important to us but not everyone. We would recommend this KOA when in the Montrose CO area. - Ribboy58
We spent a week here visiting Black Canyon of the Gunnison NP. This campground was a great base spot for that. The roads are a bit tight for a 40-footer. Our escort led us down the wrong road to our site and we had to adjust several times to fet into a pull-thru. The utilities worked well, and the town if Montrose has everything you would need. We tried to get the propane cylinder for our grill refilled, and the gentleman doing it had problems doing it for us. Crowded on weekends, quieter during the week, but that us typical. We would stay here again. - henny38
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Montrose / Black Canyon Nat'l Park KOA »We stayed here for two nights and absolutely loved it! The campground was very clean, very well maintained...and the people were the nicest ever! The sites were plenty spacious and set up well, with utilities perfectly placed to make set-up easy! The sites are gravel, but very level and with plenty shade! We used the laundry facility and it was extremely clean and well cared for. The park was quiet, although they were pretty full during our stay. There were a lot of folks sitting outside their campers enjoying the mild weather. There are several restaurants within walking distance that have good ratings on Trip Advisor. We were kind of sad to leave such a beautiful and hospitable setting. We would love to go back sometime as there are so many things to do and see in the area! - Susan Gibson
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7.9 Good
Cedar Creek RV Park
126 Rose Ln Montrose, Colorado 81401 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 47 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets Allowed-stream Waterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Cedar Creek RV Park
Rating: 2 7 6 9 10 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Booked 2 nights while we visited Black Canyon park. Pulled in after hours no issues getting our information. Got to our spot, and the neighbor had their TT pulled as tight as possible to our spot, with their slide sticking out quite a bit into our site. There was a huge tree on the other side. There was no way we were getting our 35' class A into this spot. Their sites are so close together there is INCHES between spots. I called the office and the gal was super nice, but the place was fairly booked up and she had trouble figuring out a solution. She called the owner and the owner literally said 'I have no solution for them' and left it to me and her to figure out. I proposed putting us in one of the other open spots that had reservations if they had a smaller rig. There was a 24' TT booked in another site that would have no issues going into my original site so she swapped me into that one. After actually getting into the new spot, I realized it would be a huge problem of being able to actually put my slides out. After 30 minutes of reparking, spacing JUST right, putting slides out, moving the MH with slides out to avoid hitting the electrical box, having the neighbor put their awning in, I finally found a position where we could fit. This is literally the tightest RV park I have ever camped in. I have been in over 150 RV parks. I had to get down on my hands and knees and crawl under my slides to be able to flush my tanks. They need to get rid of 1 spot per row and re-space them out. - rayzorben
This park is in the town of Montrose and has a mini-golf park adjacent. The driveways and site pads are gravel, however, the gravel is thick and provides good coverage so, no dust. We had a pull-thru site with full hook-ups and 50amp electric. The site was quite narrow, we could almost reach through our window to touch the next door RV. Everything worked well, the free WiFi was reliable and the bathrooms were in reasonably good condition and kept clean. - Coopsecondact
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Cedar Creek RV Park »Friendly and helpful folks. Had to be since park is NOT big rig friendly. I had 2 inches on right side with slide out and had to have left slide in to get to electrical service. Park just not big enough for big motor homes. Park laid out in the 1950s and big rigs beware. - JohnBeargrass
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8.7 Excellent
Centennial RV Park and Campground
23449 Highway 550 Montrose, Colorado 81403 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 60 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Centennial RV Park and Campground
Rating: 9 10 6 7 10 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Gravel sites, but nice and level. Friendly staff and they have a food truck once a week and Bingo once a week. Poor AT&T service. No Cable and very poor OTA reception. They have very low turnover. For four of the five nights we were there not one site changed and they were always full. At ~30 miles this was the closest we could get to Ouray and Telluride on six-weeks notice. - JWM1946
This park is awesome! It is spacious and easy to get into from the highway. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The sites are spacious and there are large trees that provide great shade all day long! The park is clean and you have amazing views of the sunsets at night! Everyone in the park is quiet. We stayed on furthest away from the highway so there was hardly any traffic noise...just birds chirping and cows mooing! We will absolutely stay here if we are in Montrose again! - Millington Family
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Centennial RV Park and Campground »Most friendly staff, and helped me add air to a low tire, filled my propane, and provided a very large site for my motorhome and dingy. All sites are very long, would fit any size combo. They drag the gravel roads and sites, very well taken care of. Wishes we could have stayed a few more days. Highly recommend this campground if you will be visiting the Black Canyon of the Gunnison, Ridgeway, or up to Ouray or Silverton, or Telluride. Half way between Montrose and Ridgeway. Quiet. One of the nicer campgrounds we have experienced this trip. - maddogcamper
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7.5 Good
Country Village RV Resort
22045 US-550 Montrose, Colorado 81403 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 130 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Rating: 8 9 8 8 6 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: This CG is now a Jellystone Park campground. Clean facilities and well laid out. Close proximity to Montrose. The hosts went out of their way to include our children in camp activities (hay rides, nature walks, crafts, etc. Very nice people for sure. Clean laundry facilities, showers, and bathrooms. Game room was more my speed- pool tables, ping pong, shuffleboard (not a bunch of video games) kept the kids busy. The pull through sites are easy to get in and out of. Most of the trees are fairly young and will take a few years to provide large amounts of shade. Most of the sites are wide open which was ok. It seems like new ownership and they are working hard (and doing a good job) of keeping the place up. Nice clean playground with picnic areas. Unfortunately a fire ban was in effect so no campfires, but they do have community set ups for it. My only gripe was the pool water temp. I presume it was early enough in the season and they had not gotten the system up and running at full speed. Water temps were 68-69*F. Rather chilly by my standards, but the kids still put up with it. Plenty of things to see in the surrounding mountains, kept us busy for a week. Would come here again. - scottykrug
Friendly staff, clean bathrooms and showers. The pool and hot tub were also well maintained. We stayed and attended the Night Vision festival in Olathe, CO. We will stay again for next year’s festival. Rate was with AAA discount. - Bayfield Family Campers
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Country Village RV Resort »New owners trying very hard to improve this park. From long term residents I understand that previous owners let the park deteriorate badly. We found the owner to be friendly, the sites were very large, WiFi worked, got a few local TV stations using our rig's antenna. Conveniently located for anyone who wants to see Ouray, Silverton or Telluride but doesn't not want to take their big rigs to those locations. We hope that the new owner is successful in building back the clientel who used to enjoy this convenient location. We would stay here again should we ever return to the Montrose area. - lonroberts
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5.9 Average
Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park of the Black Canyon
22045 US-550 Montrose, Colorado 81403 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 156 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park of the Black Canyon
Rating: 2 3 3 6 3 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: This park had tons of sand spurs all over and the gravel on the site was so narrow and old that we had to walk through the sandspurs to get in and out of our rig. This is an older park that is not well maintained, overpriced and has too many rules. See the other reviews! - Merikay MacKenna
Traveling in a 38 foot coach we stayed 4 nights in a site for big rigs. Yes the management at Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park is extremely strict but that's because they want a safe rv park... for kids. This was our first time staying here and after the management explained why they are so strict we were more than fine. Fact is we would not want to camp anywhere that does not put safety first! We believe the safety of kids should come first so for those of you who don't want a safe rv park then definitely go somewhere else. And yes this park does not allow marijuana or drunks, so be on your way, please! In our book this rv park receives an "A" plus for safety! Have you ever heard of the saying...'a fine tuned engine? This is a fine tuned rv park and the only problem we found here was the wifi! No campground without usable wifi gets more than three stars from us. The technology is here, there is nothing to stop any campground from investing in doing wifi properly. For some users, such as ourselves, wifi is the single most important feature in any campground. We stayed here for four night in February and the park was almost empty so there is no excuse for the terrible wifi! - JDC10
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park of the Black Canyon »Beware! They quoted me $39 per night, but charged $56 when I got there. When we arrived my wife stayed in the truck with our two boys. They told me we both needed to be present for the "reading of the park rules". I told them she could come in after I was done. The manager then proceeded to make her get out and come in while she offered to listed for our kids from the office porch 50 feet away. They then read each rule word by word and had us each sign understanding like we were children. I had booked months in advance, and asked for a site near the playground under the trees. They said they could accommodate that and would make a note. Upon check in, the site was not available and we were placed in the middle of the park. Not a huge deal, but irritating. When I was escorted to my spot by a staff member he lead me backwards to my site (they are angled pull throughs). After a lengthy discussion and attempt at turning me around I elected to simply pull around to the other side and back in. They are VERY strict on their park rules and state many times that you will be asked to leave with no refund. One of these stated that no carpets, tents, etc. would be placed on the grass. The area beside my camper was dirt with one or two weeds just off the gravel. The grass did not start for about 3 more feet. I placed my outdoor carpet slightly off the gravel and in the dirt. While we were gone during the day, someone pulled up my stakes to fold the carpet back and tore the corners in the process. The rule said "not on the grass", it did not say "not off the gravel". The park was clean with fairly open sites, but they share a lawn between two spots. I will not be staying here again because I simply did not feel comfortable. I always felt like I was being watched for some sort of infraction. At night, the owner (I assume) can be seen driving around with a flashlight checking people's sites, for what I'm unsure. I understand rules, but theirs are taken to an extreme. Bring a sewer seal (donut) or you will not be allowed to hook up. - Super58d
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7 Good
Elks Lodge #1053 (Members Only)
801 S Hillcrest Dr Montrose, Colorado 81401 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 6 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Elks Lodge #1053 (Members Only)
Rating: 4 9 8 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Welcome to the Good-Ol'-Boys Club. 6 electric-only sites. Un-level, very wide gravel sites. Good 50/30 amp power. Trees block any overhead satellite signal. In the bar they talked about the big plans to renovate these gravel sites......Pretty obvious they aren't RVers by listening to their plans. Their main issue was that the lodge was aging and they needed to generate more money and an improved RV Park would be their cash cow. This place at $15 is a rip-off. No fire ring, table or pad and no sewer available. - simonsrf
This was a great place for a one-night stop. There are only 6 spaces with electric only, but all were mostly shaded, roomy, and very level. Great price for an overnight with electric, would stop there again. - pandcallen
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Elks Lodge #1053 (Members Only) »Although this Lodge only offers 30 and 50 amp electric hookups, the power is very good...no surges, brown-outs, etc. In fact, it's so good that we parked/set up both 30 and 50 amp Motorhomes in one site (very roomy sites) and the power never fell below 118. Backin sites. I would stay here again. There's water spigots for your convenience. - Br catlady
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Iron Springs Campground - Ouray RD USFS
90 Road Montrose, Colorado 81403 (map) | Click To View Phone
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9.3 Excellent
Uncompahgre River RV Park (55+ park) 10.57 miles NW
804 S Church Ave Olathe, Colorado 81425 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 48 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets Allowed-river Waterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Uncompahgre River RV Park (55+ park)
Rating: 8 9 10 9 10 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: This is a park that is for adults over 55 located in the small town of Olathe, Colorado. We were in site 4 with lots of shade which really helped in the hot days of August. It was quiet and we felt safe there. We were there during the height of sweet corn season, and the corn was some of the best we have ever eaten. There is a dairy about 2 miles west of Olathe that bottles their own milk and makes their own ice cream!! It was delicious . The town itself has a small grocery store and next door to it is a restaurant that has very good breakfast and lunch offerings. They close at 2pm. There were a few negatives. The park was infested with bugs (elm bugs we were told) that got into our fifth wheel. We had just a few but some people had quite a few. The concrete pads are cracking and some should be replaced. There is not much to do in town but Montrose is only 10 miles away with plenty of stores to shop in. We would stay here again if in the area; however, probably not in August. Even though Olathe is at 5000 foot elevation, this is a high desert area and gets quite hot. - RideandHike2
Stayed here in a 40' MH. One of the things we love about the park is that it is kid free (50+ age requirement). We chose space 26 as we had been here previously and knew it was a very large spot with shade which we needed since temps were in the 90's most of the time. Also park is quiet and smoke free. The bad news was this year the bugs were awful - mosquitoes, elm bugs and earwigs galore. The infiltrated much of our space including the MH and even though we have left some have decided to hitch a ride so are still killing the little buggers. New owners have done upgrades but might need to pay more attention to the weeds at the front of the RV spaces. Had some issues with internet but owners worked hard to get it fixed and did. Otherwise we enjoyed our visit. - denvercats
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Uncompahgre River RV Park (55+ park) »The quetest, cleanest, shadiest RV park that we've been to in our full time travels over the past couple of years. An hour to Ouray, an hour and a half to Telluride and an hour to Grand Junction. Very, very nice here! Concrete pad and patio. Plenty of room for 42' 5th wheel and truck and Harley. $45 night, $270 week, $750 a month includes all utilities! Very affordable for this area. Montrose is nine miles and has everything you might need...Walmart, Home Depot, stores, restaurants, coffee houses, fast foods, etc. - JCZ
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8.2 Good
South Rim (NPS Campground) 11.72 miles E
S Rim Rd Black Canyon Gunnison Nat'l Park, Colorado 81401 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 57 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Rating: 10 7 10 8 8 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: The campground has three distinctive loops. Two of the loops were by reservation and we were too late to acquire one of those spots. We were in the first come, first served loop. The loop in general is definitely made more for tents than RV's. We were fortunate that we found a site that was a pull through. The vault toilets were clean and for the most part odor free. Sites were small but very private due to the vegetation of the park.....lots of low growing shrubs. Made each site its own private oasis. The big pluses to staying here were the drive along the canyon rim, the evening programs and the nightly (weather permitting) star gazing with a volunteer astronomer and his telescope. This was a special treat that was unexpected. Black Canyon is an International Dark Sky Park and puts effort into the education of the public. Loved our 4 night stay here. - arteacher
There is something unique about staying in a national park, and Black Canyon is no exception. We didn't want to totally rough it, so we chose to reserve a site in Loop B, which is the only section with electricity. There was a water spigot at the entrance of the loop with which to fill bottles and pots with. The privies on the loop were havens for local flies, but that should be expected in any facility like that. The highlights were the ranger program held in the nearby amphitheater and the deer that hung around the campground. - SportDawgs
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for South Rim (NPS Campground) »Beautiful Campground, although our 36' motorhome was probably the longest you'd want to attempt. The main road into the park is STEEP, winding, with very little pull-outs. We had to pull over twice to manage our overheating RV engine. Consider the steepness, narrow & winding road if in a big rig. The road in climbs in elevation quickly. We did have to take our time traveling thru the campground loop due to people parking on the road itself instead of in their camp. We had room to park our towed vehicle at our site. Rustic, although we stayed in loop B with electric hook-ups. We knew from research about the lack of water, so we came with it on board. Vault toilets were clean and spaced conveniently to the loop. They weren't kidding about deer in our camp - all around the picnic table - so fun to watch & take photos unobtrusively inside. We were very careful not to let our pup outside of 3 feet of the door due to deer warnings. So convenient to the canyon and so quiet at night. We saw a bear run across the road on our way in to the park. Lots of chipmunks too. Shady due to dwarf Oak Trees and Huckleberry? Bushes. - LizzyWA
