AB Camping & RV Park

Level gravel site. Full hookups. Easy to access from I-80. They have two small fenced in areas for dogs. The highlight was the BBQ! Fantastic southern BBQ, sweet tea, and homemade pie available in the cafe. The nightly price was higher than what we usually pay, but comparable to other RV parks in Cheyenne.

We stayed here one night in mid-September while passing through Cheyenne on our way to Colorado. We arrived late in the day (6pm) without a reservation and had no trouble booking a FHU site for the night. I can't comment on the experiences of other reviewers, but the woman we met with at the office was personable and treated us just fine.

This is a typical urban RV park in that the sites are close together without much in the way of personal privacy. The grounds were clean and well maintained and all of our hook-ups worked just fine.

As this was just a brief overnight stay, we didn't make use of the on-site facilities. There is a laundry room, showers, fitness room, and a BBQ restaurant there. We did appreciate the small fenced-in dog run area as it gave our pup a chance to get some much needed playtime.

This is one of the most friendly parks we've been to. The park is clean the BBQ is awsawes but the best part is the personal service that Jane and Marc give you. The location is the best for taking in frontier days

This place is just ok. Reserved spot right after Frontier Days and was only place with a spot available. Sites are gravel and level but close together although enough room for slides. Has good WiFi and cable. Laundry and showers are clean. Two small fenced dog areas but were dirty. The amount we paid was with Good Sam discount which I really believe is too much for a place like this.

There is a bbq place on premises but we did not try.

This is a very basic RV Park with small and tight sites. This is only a place to park, you won’t be tempted to hang around your campsite in this place. The daily rate is high for what you get but near Cheyenne your only other easy overnight spot is the KOA which is right on I-80. This RV Park is a few miles from the interstate and as a result is fairly quiet. If we were staying longer we would look at some state parks in the area. The staff are very friendly and accomodating. There is a well regarded BBQ restsaurant on promises that we did not try.

We stayed here for a week due to the park we were at in Loveland being full over Labor Day. This isn't a park that you would want to hang out in. It would be great for an overnight stay, but it is very pricey. The spots were very close together and didn't leave much room to relax outside. The water spigots are at ground level or below inside of a PVC pipe with a plug. This would be great for anyone staying during the winter. Our site was fairly level. We only added a single row of blocks under our tires on one side.

We didn't use the dog runs because they weren't convenient to our RV, but there was plenty of nice grassy area to take the girls. We always make sure to pick up after them.

There is a BBQ place onsite, but we didn't give it a try. We also didn't use the bathrooms or laundry so we can't comment on those.

This park had the best wifi that we have seen yet. We both work from home fulltime and rely on wifi at the parks we pick. You can't bet their wifi.

I've read some horrible reviews of this place so I wasn't expecting much. Sites are narrow, but are long enough that an unhooked truck from a fifth wheel has enough room to stay in the site. Not much noise here at all, only thing you really hear is the train traffic and train horns. I25 and I80 are far enough away you can not hear them. I have noticed a few sites that you may contact trees with a tall rig but if you plan correctly you won't have an issue.

Checked their website and had no problem with $42.00 for 30 amp no water and no sewer since I just wanted a quick overnight. Arrived and was charged $53.00 even though I questioned it. I was so tired I didn't want to argue (or find someplace else) so just paid it. It's a plain campground with sites stacked close enough together I was worried about getting out of my site since the site next to me had their vehicle sticking out in the road. The bathhouse was kind of gross -- definitely didn't want to shower there. I did eat at their restaurant the last day it was open and the food was quite good. Not a lot of noise at this campground.

If you stay here be warned my GPS tried to send me in the WRONG WAY. The entrance is off College Dr. so watch for the sign. The owners mentioned this is a common problem and long rigs have been damaged by the gate coming in the back way. It is conveniently located to I-25 and I-80.

This camp site is attractive, woody and safe, but the bathrooms were dirty with leaking/broken sinks. It has all basic amenities and is close to the highway if you need a quick place to stay. The owners were nice when making our reservation, but not so helpful when needs came up. This campsite is just rough around the edges. We got there at 8:30 pm and another camper took our campsite and picnic table. Owners stated “this wasn’t a hotel and that they can’t be responsible for what happens when they leave in evening”. The other owner said “you get what you ask for. You only asked for electric.” (I’ve never had to ask for a picnic table at a paid campsite before. 🤔 The Internet did not reach our site which was 100 ft from the bathroom. The owner said to walk over to the bathrooms, sign in then walk back to your site. I did, and the internet went out when I got back to our site. 🤨

Right outside of Cheyenne sits AB Camp, it’s in a residential area. They do take Good Sam or AAA for a 5.00 discount.
Gravel and dirt with some grass and trees. The S loops have more grass and trees.
There is laundry facilities and restrooms are nice and big looks like showers were recently remodeled.
Their cable is a bit wonky works then gets fuzzy.
They serve BBQ starting at 4 pm and boy is that a big seller. Paramedics and fire department are regulars! We tried it and it is delicious.
It’s perfect for an overnight.