DebbieM

I was only checking rates and sine there’s such a huge price change thought I’d make a post. Again, I haven’t been here but heard good things from others that have.
Price for FHU, 40’ site is $89. 2 week minimum. This is for March which is end of high season.

As mentioned, quick in/out. Clean. Dump and fresh water. Still &10, pay in store.

I would've expected a bit of a discount as there was only 20psi water pressure as a new well was just put in. New owner/management are very nice. Since new owners, no discounts (Good Sam etc) are currently offered) Convenient location, clean facilities, nice laundry. We stayed here as we were checking out nearby boondocking locations. Great internet/cell. Some larger pull throughs, gravel/dirt, mostly level. We have a 40' 5th wheel.

Price reflects 1/2 off Sr. Pass. We stayed here on our way to (and again from) Great Basin. Easy access for big rigs. Sites very level. Some shade, very clean with nice tables and bbq table. Water was not working as they are upgrading it so fill before you come. Ely was cute. We’d have liked to spend more time there and visiting the train museum. We loved the nearby Charcoal Ovens. Plenty of stores snd gas nearby. Some easy hiking trails in park. Great Verizon. We were here end of June, not too hot.

Easy to maneuver our 40’ 5er. Many long, level sites
Verizon was much better boosted.

We’ve been here before in Oct and had great temps, an empty park and beautiful fall colored trees. June is hot and windy but we came late just for a stop over. If you’re a NV resident it’s $15 instead of $20. This is a nice park with easy access for large rigs. Many sites are large. Needs repaving but sites are decent. Lake was low and there were boondockers lining the shore. It was quiet at night.

Small park just off the highway. Clean and quiet. Nice host. There are $30 sites with W/E but we chose a $25. No Utility site, #13, backed up to the river. Most looked somewhat level. We were in a cabover camper. Not sure I’d bring in a rig over 32 feet. Outhouse was clean. Only 1 other person here besides us on 4/26/24.

Dirt road is very drivable in rain or light snow even with our 40' 5er. Great Verizon and ATT. Nice location to do Canyons of the Ancients, Hovenweep and Mesa Verde. No water or electric at campsites, but there is water in each loop that you could hook up to if CG not crowded (as you'd be blocking road or handicap site to use). Nice lake and hiking trails. There is a dump station. Firewood was large bundle for $5. Not too many choices for larger, taller RVs, but there were about 5 we could've used. We were in #5. Tree limb trimming would allow for more access as some limbs were way too low. You may need to get to your site by going in the out or exiting through the handicap site but the campground is very small and we had the place mostly to ourselves. We saw others with very large rigs doing the same thing. Very quiet.

DO MOT FOLLOW GPS COORDS to get here! You’ll end up on a dead end road. ENTER FROM 3rd St! Park towards the far back for more privacy and more level. Big turn around. Plenty of room for our 40’ 5er. Lots of grass for dogs and walking path along river.

Gate is locked. Closed due to fire damage.