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Large pull-thru sites, SUPER friendly staff, great game room and laundry facilities. The river is beautiful, but we chose a site with full-hookups. Great base camp for BryceCanyon and Zion parks. The best part was a large, open grass field with games and swings. It was so awesome for our kids to be able
To run around after a long ride. This was our favorite campground out of the 7 we visited on our road trip!

We camped in a large spot on the top of the hill, where there were large spaces for larger rigs. The only problem was getting to the site-drives are very narrow and there was a lot of congestion in the check-in area. But lots of family activities-it was “Christmas in July” complete with decorations and a reasonably priced pancake breakfast when we visited.Good location away from the congestion of Colorado Springs.

Beautiful campground! Owners are so friendly and helpful. Sites are easy to get in to and are large. Quiet and secluded-which means minimal cell service. Only stayed one night but would have loved to stay longer.

The views from this campground are beautiful, and the staff is friendly and helpful. All the facilities are clean and well-maintained. The spaces and drives are tight for big rigs, but the layout is manageable. There is a grocery store close, and it is very close to Monument Valley Tribal Park. Very quiet at night.

This campground is so clean. The landscape is very nice, and it even has a very well-maintained mini-golf course. The location is perfect if you don’t want to stay in the city but will be going there. It is easy to get to from the interstate, and the campground is spacious enough to easily navigate in a bigger rig. The camp host is so nice and helpful-definitely a great option when you are near Phoenix.

We were not in a riverside site, but we still had a good visit. We found the staff helpful-the laundry room and showers were older but with good equipment. Our site was shaded and had plenty of space. The drives are dirt so it was muddy after some big rains. The park is about 45 minutes away, and the drive to the park is breath-taking! Devil’s Backbone is very close, and that is a neat area as well. We were close enough to Denver to go see a Rockies game.

The owners were so friendly and so helpful. They were updating the facilities, and had obviously done a lot of work to improve access. It was a short drive to Sedona, and Cottonwood has a lot of conveniences. The owners even gave us a fantastic packet of info about local parks and activities. The new laundry room was VERY clean.

This is the best campground we visited in MI. Our spot was pretty private, surrounded by wildflowers. The lake view spots look crowded, but we were in the 50-amp, full hookup sites that are just a short walk to the lakeshore. The kids had TONS of fun - they played mini-golf, enjoyed the playground, and they played wiffle ball in the big open lawn that was behind our campsite. Staff was so friendly. Our site was level and hook-ups were easy to reach. We were NOT eating dinner beside our neighbors’s sewer line like at so many places. Fire pits made the cool nights perfect for outdoor family time. Camp store was great and well supplied. We were lucky enough to see fireworks from the city on Tuesday night! Love this place and hope to comeback.