Fossil Creek RV Park is a nice small campground. Everything worked and the owners were exceptionally friendly and helpful.

The campground is not real fancy but for a one night stay, it was fine. There was no cable TV and you could only get a few tv stations… that would be my only complaint as we like to check out the weather reports. The park is very quiet with no highway noise. Again, most importantly the owners
were very friendly and helpful.

$20 was reasonable and yes, I would stay again, probably on our next trip to Denver.

Deer Creek Valley RV Park has lots of concrete. It’s a clean, tree lined park but there is no shade and no lounge

The owners did not seem very friendly when I complained about no cable TV. It was 106 degrees and I asked about the lounge and was told it was for the owners only. It takes a couple hours to cool down a camper from road. My general feeling of the park was that it’s not too friendly or helpful.

There is some highway noise. I would never stay here again.

We are new to camping, and visited Hershey Highmeadow Campground.

When I made the reservation, only 2 sites were left along the trainline. I highly recommend staying away from this side of the campground. We were woken several times thru the night due to the train passing by, and it blowing the horn! After the 2nd night, and the weekend was over, I asked the desk if we any other sites opened up, and thankfully 2 did. So we chose a site furthest from the train, and had a great time.

The bathrooms were clean and staff was great. We didn’t know to buy Hershey tickets at the campground, they give you a better deal than Giant. The free shuttle was great. The pools were great. The kids had a blast.

We will definitely go back again, away from the train though.

Drummer Boy Resort is a very well-maintained campground with full facilities including fishing pond, snack bar, laundry, etc. The sites are large and well-shaded in most cases, although somewhat close together. The restrooms were clean and modern, and the staff was friendly and helpful.

Rates were somewhat pricey but it is located in Gettysburg, a prime tourist area. One caution to tent trailer campers… avoid sites 1 thru 70 because of excessive highway noise. We camped in a motorhome, so were not particularly bothered by the passing traffic. Other tenting sites should be OK. Overall, Drummer Boy Camping Resort is a great stop.

My husband and I have been taking our 3 children RV camping for over 15 years. We have been to over 50 different campgrounds during that time and have never liked any as well as the Crystal River Resort in Carbondale, Colorado.

We have continued to make this our favorite spot and have continued to return every summer. It’s the best campground when it comes to clean bathrooms which is of vital importance when our family picks a place. We love the pool, the sand volleyball, basketball, badmitten etc. and the owners have all the equipment for you to borrow. Another aspect of Crystal River is how safe and family oriented it is. Our children are all teens now and I have always been comfortable with their saftey.

Again, Crystal River Resort is the BEST, when you combine the cleanliness along with the awesome sites right beside the river you won’t find better. The prices are reasonable and I have even seen the campground personel helping out campers that have problems with their RV’s.

We have camped in our RV in the western US and Mexico for the last 5 years… from Denver to Seattle down the west coast to as far south as Colima in Mexico. Crystal River Resort is one of our favorite places to stay because it has such large RV sites and such a beautiful setting right next to the Crystal River with a beautiful view of Mt. Sopris.

Many other RV campgrounds and resorts are asphalt, concrete and rock with little or no vegetation and you feel like a sardine in a can with small spaces right next to each other. The lack of asphalt, concrete and rock and the large sites and trees between the sites are part of what make the Crystal River Resort so great.

Babler Memorial State Park is a nice, basic campground about 30 minutes west of downtown St Louis.

All sites are paved, most with 30/50 amp electric.  There is fresh water available at the dump station to top off your tank before parking. The showers and restroom facilities are very nice, the grounds are maintained to high standards. There are no playground facilities or activities at the campground, but the day-use areas of the park are immense. The pool complex is impressive and there are many miles of hiking, biking, and horse trails. It makes a nice home while visiting the sights of St Louis.

There are several restaurants within a short drive. We took the advice of the camp host and had dinner at Super Smokers BBQ. It was good, affordable food in a relaxed, home-style atmosphere.

Our visit here was very quiet and relaxing and we consider it a bargain for $21/night!

Wolfcreek Run RV Park is a very nice campground. They have large concrete sites, and 50 amp service.  A river runs right behind some of the sites.

When we stayed last year and hot tub and fountain did not work… and they only allowed class A motorhomes. The rates where also rather steep at 67.00 per night. This year they now allow 5th wheels and trailers, and kids. Everything was in working order and the rates are lower at 47.00 per night.

The campground is close to town, and there is a picnic area on the river.The property is very well maintained.

Countrywood RV Park is very nice, very clean, very quiet and a great price for the convenience of all they have to offer as far as a full hookup goes.

They have a very nice and polite office manager. If you are looking for a swimming pool, playground, etc. do not plan a stay here. This RV park is for mostly working people who need a “home away from home” and they deliver! If you want a place to get your kids out of your hair, maybe you should go to a more focused RV park for that. They don’t claim to be top of the line, but what Countrywood Inn has to offer is just fine for us plain folks with no kids to keep busy and out of our hair.

We had a great stay there, and will definitely stay again, hopefully she has room. They are very small with only about 15-18 sites. If I want the works in the future, I’ll look elsewhere, (and pay) for it. I refuse to settle for the basics, which is what I want, and then complain about it! I was so happy with the office staff, and the stay I had. My grandkids want to swim & hike & always on the go, so I’ll look for a place like that when I have them with me,however, Countrywood Inn & RV Park is perfect for us. THANK YOU!

Big Meadow Campground is located in the San Juan Mountains in south central Colorado, thirteen miles west of the town of South Fork. The elevation here is 9,300 feet.

The campground is situated in a heavily wooded area and all sites are shaded. There is privacy from adjacent sites. Fire rings are provided at each site. Restrooms are provided. There is a barrier free fishing pier and boat ramp, the reservoir is stocked with fish. The nearest telephone is 4 miles away. The nearest dump station is thirteen miles away. There is a two mile long trail around the reservoir. Popular activities include fishing, hiking, and boating. This is a beautiful campground with pull-through and back in sites and is handicapped accessable.

Camping Fees are $16.00 a night unless you have a Senior pass then it is $8.00 a night. This is a great place to boondock. Lots of wildlife around to watch and admire.