Sundance RV Park

Stayed here beginning of Oct 2023.
Pull-through 50 amp FHU all gravel (soft/loose gravel). Site #31 one of the tighter spots.
32 and 33 are the widest pull-through spots.

Sites: All gravel and pets have trouble walking on it.
Campground Road: Paved road.
Campground WiFi: Good enough to stream.
Grounds: Clean and nice people (to us), BUT...the maintenance guys smoke while working and complain loudly and often. It's just awkward. Sorry guys.
Bathrooms/Showers: Clean bathrooms. Nice showers with private locked door.
Laundry: Clean and feels new (not rundown).
Location: 15 min from Mesa Verde NP. 30 min from Canyons of the Ancients. 45 min from Hovenweep.

We have stayed here three times and all three was what we wanted: full hookups, laundry and showers. It's perfect place to "recharge" before heading "out" again. Although there are other RV parks in town, this was the one we chose because we can easily ride to the post office, grocery, great quilt shop - Cortez Quilt shop, best bike store - Kokopelli Bikes and get the walk in town experience. My fav restaurants, if you are treating yourself for a night out, are Thai Restaurant - near Walmart with yellow paint and the Farm for organic good stuff. Don't forget the farmers market ( check for times and get their early for the apple butter!)
As for wifi, well, it's "OK". I don't think we would rely on it for a week of work. But I bet the library is a good spot. There are a lot of seasonal residents along the entire perimeter of the park. The center spots are for the "short termers". There is a dog walk. Drawback is that is it directly next to an industrial business, small residential one story apartment and a local road.

If it's solitude in a small town, try town park in Telluride. If you want to get a lot of "city" stuff done, like getting your bike tuned to buying a new one, or getting yarn and fabric. This is your spot. Cortez is a gateway to many sites including Mesa Verde, Canyon of the Ancients, Hovenweep and of course Phil's World ( for the bikers!) Have fun!

This park is in the town of Cortez, you can walk to many restaurants and there is a food store and Wal-Mart nearby. Mesa Verde national park is right up the road and this is one of the first RV parks if you're coming into Colorado from Navajo Nation. We stayed here because the park up the road had no water when we pulled in. Sundance got us right in without any issues.
Because it is in town it has roads surrounding it, so traffic noise can be heard. At night they leave open spots available on a white board by the office, nice for late arrivals.
Restrooms and laundry are the cleanest we've seen in 20,000 miles.

This is our second time staying here and its even better than we remembered. The park is easy to navigate, the sites are very generous, the laundry & shower house is immaculate and the staff goes out of their way to make you feel most welcome.

Located right in town, it's only a block walk to the best grocery store in town (City Market), Starbucks, the visitor center and two liquor stores. A block or two more gets you the movie theater, the cultural center, lots of stores and an excellent Trading Post. A few blocks the other are several other restaurants, the Walmart and Thai Cortez, one of the best restaurants we've found anywhere; if you like prime rib, drive out to the Casino on Saturday for their $10.99 all-you-can-eat prime rib dinner!

The real draw to this town is the cultural sites: Mesa Verde National Park, Hovenwheep NM, Canyons of the Ancients, several excellent museums and a number of festivals. The town is also the starting/ending point for the San Juan Skyway Scenic Drive...a must do! You can spend a month in Cortez and not do it all.

This Park is in downtown Cortez, very convenient to the entire town. It is about 10 miles from the entrance to Mesa Verde National Park.

The Park is covered mostly with mature trees, but a few spots are clear for satellite service. Sites are gravel, but some spaces also have grass pads. Picnic tables, but no concrete patio. There is a laundry facility and Cable TV is included in the rate.

There is WiFi, basic not high speed, but consistent.

This campground is very conveniently located right in the center of Cortez. That meant we could walk to the grocery store, restaurants, bars, and whatever else we wanted. We were about 15 minutes from the front gate of Mesa Verde National Park and less than an hour from Four Corners. There's a lot to see and do in this area and this park was convenient to all of it.

As for spacing and privacy, it just depends what site you get. We lucked out with a very large pull through site with no one on one side of us. We loved the trees that surrounded our site and we felt like we had plenty of space. Had we been in one of the back-in sites on the perimeter, I think we would have felt more crunched in. But overall, it's a standard commercial campground with standard commercial spaces.

Site quality was very good with very even gravel sites and well placed utilities. You have to call for reservations, but the people at the front desk were very nice and they didn't mind accepting Amazon packages for us, which was very helpful. Wifi was generally very good. It would kick us off occasionally at night, but generally, it was pretty solid.

We really enjoyed staying at this park. While the campground itself is pretty standard commercial stuff, it was so conveniently located in a town that had everything we needed, that we didn't mind. The people who work there are friendly and work hard to keep the place up. They were always leveling the sites and making sure everything looked nice. We also appreciated how easy they made it to recycle.

Nice people to do business with and would do business again in the future.

We were worried about finding a spot so late but when we called they had a message stating that after hours check was available and that open spaces would be posted on the office door.

As soon as we pulled in the camp host came over to greet us and give us the details about WiFi, showers, etc.. The next morning I woke up and headed to the showers, which were unbelieveably clean.

Our stay was short as we had to get on the road early but we noticed our camp host was out grooming the gravel and checking the laundry and bathrooms to make sure all was well. My husband went to pay and this being our first adventure in our new RV we had to pay a bit more because we didn’t know the ins and outs, the camp hostess gave us all the information on Good Sams Club for discounts. You can tell both hosts take great pride in making this little place clean and inviting.

Just spent one night here coming home from a hiking trip. I could have stayed MUCH longer! This is a small park but not crowded. Grounds were well maintained and the restrooms were spotless! Very friendly greeting and helpful staff.

All other reviews are pretty much on the money. Reasonably convenient. City Market is a block and half away across the highway. Folks are nice. Bathrooms are super clean. Sites are mostly gravel and reasonably spaced and there is room to maneuver. Some long term guests but the park is patrolled for neat compliance which is plus and minus. Depends. My complaint is non existent WiFi except at 2 am. When your paying this rate my feeling is WiFi is expected. Other than that it was pleasant enough.