If you are looking for a peaceful campsite, be mindful of the time of year you visit…read more This campground and area of Colorado are one of our favorite places to relax and vacation. Things have been changing over the last few years here. It was good to see they now have signs in different areas around campsites as where to walk, and where not to walk. They had a special program at the amphitheater on the Saturday that we were there, but they did not allow dogs, so I was unable to go. (I think different national parks and monuments handle this differently, as in Capitol Reef, in Utah, we have been invited to their night events when camping by the presenters themselves.) On recent trips, we have seen some strange things. But this past weekend (during an early and cool part of summer,) we were left stunned by some of the fellow campers. Originally, we booked on recreation.gov to camp for several days. When we arrived, we were able to move to the C section, which is no generators, and is generally more peaceful. Usually, most people are very respectful of other campers. There were young boys at the campsite next to ours who were very loudly discussing how they were killing ants with charcoal briquettes. Later, the father tells them to bury the briquettes in the dirt. The charcoal thing was a bit worrisome with the dry branches all around the campsites. Another night, at 3 AM, a young child is screaming and crying. A few minutes are understandable. This went on for over a half hour. While this campground and area will always be very special to me, camping in my own backyard in the suburbs is more peaceful than camping here during the summer.

This campsite is super cute. We got there super later than expected so we couldn't enjoy too much…read more You can see so many stars it's beautiful. So glad they had a very clean bathroom with running water and flushing toilets. We came about midnight and I accidentally set my car alarm off, sorry to our neighbors lol, we made a little more noise on accident just cus it was really dark. Loved the camp site would def go again. Oh and be careful driving up at night very windy roads.

Nice clean campground well maintained . River access for fishing as well as a few ponds . Full…read morehookups are reasonable and setup conveniently.

Actually clean the bathroom at least once a week fully, we love the campground but I don't like the…read morewomen's bathroom I feel like I am showering at Herman Munsters house. Webs everywhere and dirty walls.

I am so glad we took time to visit here and see this spectacular site. About 15 minutes out of…read moretown, the 23 mile loop trail is just stunning and filled with natural Colorado Colors and beauty. The red rocks and the unusual formations are truly a national treasure. To drive the trail takes about 1.5 hours. It was too hot to hike in August, so the drive had to do. I want to come back here and explore some of the trails and read more about the people who helped preserve this special place.

Don't miss this one! When we first arrived in Fruita, Colorado. The Colorado National Monument was…read morenot on our list of things to visit. We would of totally missed it if it hadn't been for some people we met at a restaurant. Colorado National Monument is not a National Park; it is a National Monument managed by the National Park Service. It's name doesn't portray the beauty and magnitude of this gorgeous park. It is a 23 mile drive and is often called the mini-grand canyon. The towering red rock monoliths and the Canyon views were absolutely incredible.

Booked one night on line (July 27 2025) during an rv road trip. Got there after closing…read more Our reservation packet was outside on a table waiting for us. So thoughtful. Everything went well.

Let's start with the good. The sites were level. Bathroom was very clean. I did not check out the…read moreshower. Laundry room looked clean as well. They have a very small pool and a hot tub. Now for the bad all of the sites and everything around them is rocks not gravel but rocks they have a couple of green spaces for tent campers and for kids to play but your dogs are not supposed to go on them. They have a very small off leash area That has some type of wood shavings. The only saving grades is across the street and down about a half a block is the city dog park which is very nice. Oh another good is right around the corner within walking distance is some of the best Chinese food I've had in years

We travel through Grand Junction several times a year from our home in Denver and decided to give…read morethis park a try. We were going to be starting a 5 week vacation to California. The day before our planned arrival, my husband was admitted to the hospital for emergency open heart surgery. I understand that parks have cancellation policies but this park already had my money for the stay, they would not be losing revenue on the site. Their policy is to keep the one night's fee and charge an ADDITIONAL $30 for short notice cancellation. I was told that if I'd have given them more notice it would not have been charged. I called them an hour after my husband was admitted. An emergency can't be foreseen 48 hours before arrival. The staff was friendly by not very understanding of the situation. No other park we have ever stayed at has this policy. Usually a cancellation fee is deducted from the deposit and the balance is refunded. I am pursuing action through my credit card company, will never stay here in the future, and plan on leaving reviews on every website I can find. Every other park I had booked for this extended trip was understanding and compassionate about my husband's emergency surgery.

Just filled my propane tanks here. Friendly and helpful staff, both the man filling my tanks and…read morethe woman inside the office. Property was well maintained and clean. Also, the best price in Grand Junction area on propane that I've found. I will return here again.

Loved everything about this stop. Clean, flat, spacious areas for camper as well as easy access to…read moregrassy areas. I liked having an EV charger on site, clean bathrooms, showers and laundry room. I didn't stay in the cabins, but it seemed popular on our visit and appears to be in great condition from the outside. I thought the proximity to the highway would be loud, but we enjoyed a quiet evening of rest and relaxation.

Clean campground & facilities, amenities galore and family-oriented activities makes this KOA a…read moregreat place to spend a few nights. Swimming pool, family yard games such as mini golf, connect four, picnic tables, bounce house, pedal cycles, there is so much to do. Extra touches like a clean kitchen sink for dishes and food prep in the common area, dog runs and a separate EV vehicle chargers ($) really sets this campground apart from other places. The staff is friendly and nice at check in and throughout our stay.

Hosts and Rangers did not enforce Quiet Hours and even though bathrooms are cleaned "daily" between…read more1-2 pm saw the same shreds of tp all weekend. Greenspace was crowded with 4 tents between two campgrounds and two campers. Been coming to this cg for 20+ years and it has gone from pleasant to trashy.

Off season so peaceful, no tourists. Perfect for nice walk with the family. The campers were…read morelight. Park always a pleasant experience. Perfect time for biking around the lake.

Best RV park I've ever stayed at. Bathrooms are private and clean. Staff is nice and helpful. We…read morehighly recommend and will be back!

Get ready for rules, rules, rules. I have been traveling for 2 years and have never seen so many…read morerule signs about every little thing. From the pool, to the bathroom, to the playground, yet no one abides by any and I can't blame them for how much it costs. There are A LOT of sports teams that come through here and they are terrible. They let their kids do anything, run around and destroy things and run through your campground. This place is the most expensive place I have been, well over $1600 a month plus power if you should happen to stay longer than anticipated and they STILL charge for some kid activities..like how is that not included?! $2 for rock painting, $1 for ice cream socials and ALWAYS have a tip jar out. They nickel and dime you for everything and won't tell you about it until after. Anything after 45 days here they charge you $5 per DAY for mail service. I didn't know til after. Their store is extremely overpriced to be expected. Bathroom toilets never work. The showers you only get for 15 minutes..there is a timer that beeps every minute which is quite stressful. The pool, hot tub and splash pad are always being worked on and in repairs. This place is far from a resort, stay away. I do not recommend and won't be putting any positives today.

The campground is really well maintained. We had a trailer site at the back right near the river…read moreand trail. There is a great brewery, and bike rental shop within walking distance. Unlike some campgrounds in the area it is far from the highway so it's pretty quiet at night. The staff is super friendly and offered us some great recommendations on the area. They also have airstreams and tiny homes available. We didn't use these options but so glad to know it's available so that when we bring friends or family to the area they don't have to tent camp

Upon arrival I was excited about this unusual adventure. The staff was great and very…read moreaccommodating. Now it was time to check out my specific Airstream trailer. OMG. The exterior was dented and what I considered junk yard quality. Then came the interior. WOW. Not even close to what is posted on the Camp Eddy website. I did view other trailers and a small house but once again very disappointed. Again substandard. More frat house quality. I'm trying to get a refund from Expedia. But that's a up hill battle. For me Camp Eddy is a no. To others it might be acceptable.

We had an amazing time this morning doing the half day kayaking tour on the Gunnison River. It…read morejust so happened we were the only 2 people signed up, so we effectively had a private tour. I kayak quite a bit, but mainly on flat water, so the guide (whose name I sadly cannot remember) gave me a lot of paddling hints and taught me a lot about reading water conditions and how to approach water features. I will definitely be putting her advice into practice at home. My husband, who is less experienced, also had a wonderful time. I could not recommend this experience more!

We had the BEST time on our half day family rafting trip on the Gunnison River while we were…read morevisiting from AZ. Daniel and Gordon were both wonderfully friendly people to work with and get to know and made the whole experience so easy and pleasant!! We had our 11 year old and 3 year old with us (and 3 adults) and we weren't sure how the kids would do, but they absolutely LOVED IT!! They even jumped in the water at one point AND even got to help row a bit. :) We cannot wait to go back to CO and spend more time on the river. If you do a rafting or paddleboard trip, make sure to stop in Paonia for some yummy ice cream after at Ollie's! :)