Stopped here for the night. Nice quiet setting. About 12 sites and the cleanest bathrooms I've ever…read moreseen in an RV park. Wide open space surrounded by Mountain View's.

It was a nice, quiet stay in the mountains. We stayed for two nights. The pull-thru spots were…read morepretty uneven, but not a big deal. The sewer line is very smelly. Laundry worked OK and the bathrooms were clean. The store is closed on Monday & Tuesday, which would have been nice to know ahead of time (this is not posted on the website). My only complaint would be at the end of our stay, I rinsed my dog's legs and paws in the shower. I got an angry call saying I owed a $25 deposit for damage to the bathroom. When I asked what the damage was, the owner said it was dog hair in the shower drain and by the door. Not sure what damage that is, but I paid it anyway. Overall, it is a nice, quick stop if you're passing through.

Came in late on a road trip and the owners were very accommodating. Excellent for the price. Clean…read moreand warm. Exactly what we were looking for!

I loved the room service and they make and Change your bedding no matter how long your stayingread more

We were scheduled to stay in another park for a week. Then overnight here. The other park was…read morehorrible. No cell reception, so no internet, no TV. We stayed one night there and then called Eagle Soaring to see if we could get in early. She gave us her LAST spot. The one she saves for "just in case". So we were appreciative and happy to get it. We could boondock but its just not our style. John checked us in and he could not have been nicer. I don't think, in all our travels I've ever had a camp host interduce him/her self. So just that was nice. Then you get to pick your own site. All the same so no problem there. Nice big sites, trees in-between most from what I saw. Spaces a little close together but stagger parked so your not looking directly into your neighbors windows. He told me, go ahead and settle in and then bring the paperwork down. Again, never in all our travels, 100s of parks, has anyone allowed that. It is a bit far from town so that can be a pro or a con depending on your outlook. It was near the highway, but honestly we were never bothered by any noise. We have an older coach, maybe they were insulated better a few years ago? Didn't use the restrooms/showers so I cant comment on that. But we would stay here again in a heartbeat.

The hosts at this park were very nice in a last minute booking 2 years ago. We stayed in early…read moresummer for a week. It was close parking proximity to other campers, but clean facilities and just far enough off the highway to not hear all the traffic. There is a communal fire ring to visit if you're in a social mood. And the trees between the campground and the highway have grown considerably since then to provide more shade and privacy. Close location to Steamboat Springs makes it convenient for supplies and touring.

While this is a lovely facility, Leroy is bigoted against motorcycle riders. He turned away a…read moregroup of 6 tired seniors without explanation. A follow up email revealed that he openly despises off-highway motorcycle riders. Avoid this place at all costs. Tell your friends. It's a shame, are recreational tourism is revitalizing these small towns in Wyoming.

This is a very peaceful and restful park. Not very big, but very cozy. Only stayed one night, but…read morewould have loved to stayed a few more.

Plenty of available spaces with more than enough room, but be prepared to hear the trains in the…read morenight! Also, there's only a port-a-potty!

Clean, Quiet, Fantastic staff and owner. Continual upgrading of the camp is for front next to guest…read moreexperience

We just spent 3 nights at this KOA. I can't say enough great things about this place. The staff…read morewere extremely friendly and helpful. The amenities are great and clean (bathrooms and laundry). They have mini golf, park, small pool and a river running right through the middle. They have nightly activities. We stayed in a pull through spot across the bridge. It was very nice. It was paved, clean, and came with table & chairs and a BBQ. Be bear aware! They warned us of bear activity and one night we saw one! However, the amazing staff was on it and scared it away.

My first time at this KOA. When I arrived to check in the girl was in the phone. I waited about 15…read moreminutes. While I was waiting a man came in behind me waiting as well. When she got off the phone she immediately helped him for 10 minutes ignoring me! This guy was checking in as well. Why did she ignore me. Why not tell the rude man that I was clearly first! Unbelievable. Well I finally checked in. Got my spot and the dump area had a red cone on and I was told I would have to dump elsewhere! I PAID FOR FULL SITE! The WIFI does not work. It was soooo slow it constantly timed out. I'm paying 83.00 a night for services I am not receiving. I was told that was the best rate they had! Seriously! So then a guy from my ski club tells me he booked at 63.00 a night. Exact same vehicle and reserved full hookups. I checked out and was not able to dump my tank! I had a few packages that were delivered AFTER I checked out. I came back to pick up the packages. I asked the girl at the desk if I could dump my 3 gallons tank. BECAUSE I was not able to dump when I was there. (2 days ago! She said she was going to have to charge me! Then I explained the reason why I left is because I was being charged 20.00 more than a ski buddy. She got defensive and I just left. I will not come back. What men get preferential treatment over women? When I talked to another female ski buddy, she felt the same way as I did. No equality at this campground unless you're a man.

Great park to kayak with beautiful views no matter what direction you look. Several out of the way…read more places to pull your kayak onto a bank to take advantage of trails around the lake and up to tree lined mountains. Only drawback was marina area where you park and put your kayaks, paddle boards etc is PACKED and there is a guy renting gear that takes up a large corner portion of the parking area.

Less than an hour away from Steamboat Springs, Pearl Lake State Park is a jewel (yes, I went…read morethere). It is about 2 miles off of CR-129. We went to do some morning photography and caught some stunning scenery, with Aspen groves turning yellow. While it was still a bit early for the full fall beauty, the serenity and quiet of the surroundings, other than nature, was nice. The campgrounds are in great shape. The restrooms were very clean. The lake does not allow motorized boats, but kayaks, canoes, paddle boards, etc. are fine. We saw a lone kayaker enjoying the morning on the lake. This is a beautiful place for camping, hiking, fishing or just sitting back and watching the sun move slowly across the sky while you enjoy a bottle of Syrah or Pinot.

Beautiful quiet spot to check out on a mildy chilly winter weekend. There was barely anyone at the…read morestate park and it was serene and peaceful to spend an afternoon walking around. Since I haven't been in the summer when I feel you can really take advantage my opinion is definitely skewed but it's worth the short and beautiful drive from Steamboat (about 50 minutes). The park was $9 to get in and you also have access to go to Pearl Lake with the day pass, but out of the two options this one was definitely better. There's a short hike about 1.1 miles called Tombstone nature trail. Looking forward to going back sometime in the summer when there's more to explore and I can spend time on the water.

Address is actually Hahn's Peak, CO not Wyoming. Great location with good campsites.read more