We were so blessed to find an opening for a month here while we were waiting for escrow to go…read morethrough. A wonderful retreat for anyone nestled in a resort type small town. Clean and well kept with a golf course a block away. Scenic views will blow your mind. All amenities are in walking distance. Family friendly recommend

We are so thankful to have come across this hidden gem. We had booked a stay in another town and to…read moresay it was scary is an understatement I search on yelp for other RV Parks and when I called La Veta Pines the owner answered the phone and even though it was late in the day on a holiday weekend her and her husband made a spot for us and were waiting to help once we arrived. They were available at every single question we had and helped us get all set up. The Park is so pretty and so clean. We will be back for sure!

Gorgeous RV park where pride of ownership is obvious. Each site is well-manicured and the entire…read morefacility has fabulous amenities for everyone. Big, mature trees for copious amounts of shade and level lots for your trailer. Full hookups at each site and they have an off leash dog play area, outdoor games and equipment, rental cabins and cute, vintage rental trailers are available!! Plus laundry room, showers and patios, fire pit area and a terrific community center with grills and tables and kitchen area!! This is our first time ever in La Veta, Colorado and it's truly a quaint, super nice place. Getting here from the west was a little confusing because of a couple Dead End signs posted but aren't quite true. The office person was Jim, who is a US AIR FORCE veteran and was very helpful. The entire amenity areas are meticulously cared for by owner Shana and she has tons of flowers and beautiful gardens as well as grassy areas. I'm very impressed!!

Thoroughly enjoyed a 3 night stay in this picturesque RV park. Paul made is feel very welcome and…read moreanswered all of our tourists questions. Restrooms were very clean as was the park itself. Walking distance to Main Street. Very close to the Spanish Peaks, Cordova Pass, etc. The fall leaves on the ground were an added bonus for us. Great place...can't wait to come back.

Very clean Level gravel lot Grassy area with picnic table Dog park Games for kids Area to sit and…read morerelax mind and body VERY clean bathrooms and showers Laundry available

Early October, called the same day for two nights and they were able to accommodate us. Check in…read morewas quick and easy. Pull through and back in sites in a gated lot. New Park well maintained. Green grass between sites and very level. Bathrooms and laundry a perfect 10. They also have an area in the main building with games and puzzles. Outside a put put area and a gas fire pit with comfy chairs. Walking distance to many restaurants. If planning on visiting the Sand Dunes it's a wonderful park to stay at. B I would definitely stay again.

A great swimming pool and spa-like area for adults too. I really enjoyed this place! The water was…read morewarm! The environment was fun and relaxing. A variety of different pools and activities are available. There are also two restaurants with yummy food options. I appreciated the tranquil greenhouse for adults only. I hope I can visit again soon. This is a really unique and special place!!!!

This is a oasis/spa in the middle of the Colorado plains and just on the outskirts of Great Sand…read moreDunes National Park. Definitely recommend this resort as at least a two (2) night base camp for your ultimate planned NP excursion. Arrive/check-in then rent your Sand Boards for your next day use at the NP (and arrive early at the NP before the sand gets too hot!). After your Sand Dunes park play, return to this resort to unwind and relax in a natural, therapeutic spa fashion. Be aware: There is good, tasty food on-site (breakast, lunch and dinner) and the selection is varied but not elegant! And, there is no other food locations in the area. BYOB and mixers - you can buy ice upon arrival. Finally, get to the Adult Greenhouse before 11am to secure a lounge chair as there is not many. Kudos to all the facility and concession personnel, most of whom live nearby, that do their utmost to ensure that your stay is memorable.

Beautiful, quiet spot with the river a few steps from my door and a trout pond full of immense…read moreRainbows; catch & release, flies & fly rod only. Nice clean accommodations, kitchen, basic cooking & utensils, comfortable beds, and everything from 2 bdrm cabins to 5 bdrm house for rent. Fire rings, gas BBQ's and a playground for the kids outdoors. It was during the week after Labor Day so our host Jeremy was there to take care of things, and gave us some tips about the area & what to see & do. During summer season & on weekends there's a pizza restaurant open on site. Nearby is Bosque Del Oro wildlife preserve, one of the largest Elk herds in the US, Monument lake, North lake, Bear & Blue lakes, and others; trails, streams, 14'er peaks and pretty much anything you want to do outdoors. And the view! - wish I could post my pictures here! My idea of a slice of heaven!

From the owner: Vacation cabins, RV Park, Pizzeria, Hunting, Fishingread more

Fabulous RV Park to stay at, especially long term! Our family stayed here for a few months and it…read morewas great. The bathrooms and laundry room are always spotless. They have a TV room & the husband loved the small gym they had. It was a little muddy with the snow but they are updating the park all the time! The owners were super nice and helpful. We loved staying here!

From the owner: 32 pull thru RV sites. 20/30/50 amps…read more Private Restrooms, Laundry, Office, Store, Lounge.

Stopped to check out what appeared to be an abandoned park in the middle of nowhere on the way to…read moredunes. I found an abandoned park on the way to the dunes, with exceptionally clean, well stocked restrooms and picnic areas shaded against the worst of the NM sun. The plan when establishing the park: Nice place for locals to spend A Day At The Beach. Reality, the water becomes poisonous to fish, dries up quickly, and the beach is on the edge of a mud hole. Still, possibly worth hiding a tent on overnight...

Beautiful, scenic, peaceful place to relax & recharge!!! Note: This is no longer a Colorado…read moreState Park - "State Park Passes" do not grant admission!! The Park falls under the authority of the Colorado Parks & Wildlife, as a State Wildlife Area. We stayed here 3 nights in Aug. '25 - The Lake was completely dry, but park is still open & provides a nice restful stop for travelers near the Sand Dunes, with nice large campsites and 30/50a Electric!! John - the new camp host is extremely helpful & friendly, and works incredibly hard (all by himself!) to help insure the Park's future by making sure that all guests have the proper State Wildlife Area pass (or CO Hunting/Fishing license) to help support the ongoing capability of providing free electrical campsites to guests. Seniors can obtain an SWA Annual pass for $11.73 online at cpwshop.com (each guest needs a pass!). We can't thank our host John enough for his hard work & dedication to help keep this park open!!

I def recommend this RV park! It has ducks and a pond, sweeping views, trees at each spot, and is…read moreclean and well kept. Management, Bobbie and Jim, are super nice and helpful. It's also easy to navigate and very convenient.

Winter RVing at Sierra Hermosa was so peaceful and the views of the mountains were absolutely…read morepicturesque. Every sunset and sunrise felt like I was in a painting. Simply beautiful. It's not a super fancy RV park by any means but each site does offer full hookups and the site manager was very friendly and helpful. The park is pet friendly, however, there are no poop stations on site. No fear though, the dumpsters are just a short walk away on site. The WiFi was pretty nonexistent at our site. Maybe other locations on site had better luck but we got some internet the first night but after that the signal just kind of faded away/stopped working. Well, what better way to enjoy the snow and nature than to disconnect. I love that this location is away from the sights and sounds of the city. You really feel like you're out there enjoying nature. The drive to Red River isn't too bad of a hike from this park but going to Angel Fire will take about an hour.