This place is unbelievable. If you are gonna stay in Telluride then you should try and book this…read moregem. Heart of Telluride is right in the middle of Colorado Ave. walking distance to everything. Shopping? It's all around. Food? Everything is right there. Grocery? liquor? Right here. Gondola and ski lifts? Quick 2 block walk. If you ski, they also provide lockers right at the base of the mountain. And if you like to partake in the 420 action, they have it. This place is three stories with a condo at the bottom that can be separate or can be rented along with the top 2 floors if you have a lot of folks. We rented the entire place so that means 2 kitchens, 2 washer dryers, 2 living areas, etc. The downtsfairs condo itself is gorgeous and would be awesome if you just have 2 people. King bed, steam shower, living area, fully appointed kitchen. Come up the stairs to the second floor where you find a huge master bedroom with king bed, huge master bath with steam shower and a stand alone tub. There is a washer dryer on this floor. Another bedroom has king bed, full bath, and entrance to the back itself in case you want to sneak in late. Another bedroom also without a bathroom inside but there's one across the hall. Did I mention that bathrooms have robes and slippers? And that the floors are heated? And that the bedrooms have fireplaces? It's truueeee! Then we have the top floor with an awesome kitchen with top of the line appliances and everything you need. And a nice sized living/ dining area along with a bar too. The patio outside is a superstar! Lots of furniture. Hot tub!! Grill!! Views or the mountain and town. The guy that met us and showed us the House was a wealth of info. And we were greeted with a gift basket in the upstairs and downstairs kitchens with wine, bread, a box full of chocolate treats, cheese, coffee, etc. Basically, you feel like the queen (or king) of the mountain if you stay at Heart of Telluride. This is the only way to do it!!

We took the tour to Imogene Pass. Matthew was our driver and guide and he was awesome! Very good…read moreoff road driver and his knowledge of the history in the area was great. I would do it again.

This hotel is one of the worst I have ever stayed in. The service is terrible, the rooms are very…read moresmall (think camper size), there is absolutely no sound proofing (you can hear everything from crying babies to barking dogs to the guy snoring in the next room), and the breakfast does not start until 8:00 am and there is not coffee until then. Skip this place and go to Telluride or Dolores.

I stayed at this hotel yesterday. Depending on the reservation, your room might be small or large…read moreenough. However, the owner does everything that you need to make yourself comfortable. Also, the breakfast which starts at 8 am is MUCH better than any other major hotels' breakfast. The owner himself cooks breakfast and for the restaurant. His food is just great! Waking up in this little town will really refresh your mind and spirit. I really had a memorable and fun stay.

The prices are crazy, over $1000 per week. Also, they claim…read morethey are a "Resort"! We have been there twice. The first time, the pool was out of order the entire time. This last time, the pool was out of order when we arrived. We were told they the pool would be back online in two days. After waiting a week, I asked for a partial refund since they advertised the pool. The following day they opened the pool. The water was so cloudy that you could not see the bottom of the pool in the 3 foot section, and the water temperature was ice cold. The heater was set to 74 degrees F, but it did not seem to be working. They told me I could go swimming in the Animas River! Many of the sites were far from level. Their free wifi was completely worthless. Their high speed wifi was better, but still lots of buffering. The staff seems unconcerned with customer complaints.

We have stayed here many times. Never again!! New management demanded $10 per hour for "early check…read morein". Add to that a surly attitude and you will wish for the old management back. Belligerent manager lost an $800 stay to be a jerk.

I seldom give five-star reviews but this place is extremely well kept. The location is perfect…read moreright before entering Silverton, in a valley surrounded by sheer beauty and nature and also right next to the Animas River and the Durango Silverton train rails. Everywhere is well graveled and level and I didn't even have to level the trailer! That's something I seldom experience anywhere even at RV parks unless they have concrete slabs which I don't like. This place is not an expensive but not too much more than other RV parks and this is an absolutely beautiful location, especially at this time of year. The facilities include very and I mean very clean bathrooms and showers and an inexpensive laundry along with inexpensive ice. No fire pits here but you can do rustic or tent camping or full hookups. I seldom pay but I was in the mountains for 3 days and my power ran out! That being said, if you need a good RV park with really good facilities and nice people, this is definitely a place to consider.

I stayed on the new RV park side of the property so I cannot comment on rooms. The park was clean,…read morethe restroom building was cleaned to a high standard every day. I did not use the Wi-Fi. The property is conveniently located across the street from the grocery, a few doors down from the hardware store, and a five minute walk to the center of town. The new RV park section is all gravel. Not my favorite, but in an arid climate, perfectly reasonable. A camping carpet helped to make the situation much better. There are two large fields on either side of the new section where you can exercise your pets. You're also close to the river if you want to go wading, or take your dog for a swim. The Durango train runs by the campground, and reverses in the siding next-door. Never got tired of seeing the trains. If you are there for the Fourth of July, the Silverton fireworks are in your living room! I had no issues while I was staying here. The only suggestions I would have would be to offer online booking rather than having to connect via a phone call. While personal interaction is great, when you are on the road and need to know that you have a place to go to, Online booking would be much easier. The other suggestion would be to offer discounts for long-term stays. Their prices are fair, but on the high end and a discount for staying a week or month or longer would be A reasonable thing to do.

We paid $200 to spend the day doing Summer Activities. A couple hours after arriving it began to…read morerain and everything shutdown. I talked to the front desk about options and they just told me to come back! I explained we live 9 hours away and won't be back. They just said..."Maybe the weather will change in a few hours". We spent another $30 eating and waiting. Nothing opened up. No refunds- Won't be back! Won't recommend this unless you know it won't rain.

A totally underwhelming ski experience combined with overwhelming douchy management - welcome to…read moreDMR. The mountain itself isn't bad, but there are waaaaay better ski resorts in the area. The runs aren't that great, but hey - at least you can ski here. My main problem with this resort is with the owners / management. They recently started to offer "local discount days", which is awesome, but they attach strings to it. You HAVE to present a coupon from the newspaper for EACH person buying a ticket... So, you can be from out of town, present the coupon, and get the discount, which I liked since I'm from Texas. However, my friends who were local did not have the coupon, but had driver's licenses and Fort Lewis College student Id's and they were refused the local price. One of my friends even had her electric bill, and they still refused to give her the discount. Super lame. I won't be returned to this hill.

This Rv park was great. Very friendly employees. They had great entertainment while we were there…read more Our group was there for off-roading. You can reach the trails right from the park. The area is absolutely gorgeous. The worst part was driving up the million dollar highway to get there! When we left we went south to Durango.

Long read but it might save you a headache, money and some precious sleep…read more If you choose to camp here, I'd HIGHLY recommend avoiding the small rig campsites. It took us 45 minutes to get our little 21' travel trailer into the camp spot due to the steep angle and lack of space in front of us. Our front stabilizers are up as high as can go in the front while one side of our back bumper is literally sitting on the ground. We backed our bumper of our camper right into the edge of this mountain while gassing it in 4wd to try and get into this spot. I am now concerned we have damage to the underneath or backside of our camper instead of enjoying the stay, but won't know until we leave. The spots are really close together and tight and there isn't any privacy. Our campsite being on a hill also means we have virtually no area to hang out outside unless we want to sit on the slope facing our truck and have no view of the mountains. This should absolutely not be a spot. It's clearly just about creating as many spots as possible here. I can't believe this spot is close to $100 a night after tax. The kicker is there are empty spots all over, and have been the entire stay- however we were told there were none available and we had to use this spot, their website also shows more availability for the days we are here. There are "no refunds after the initial swipe of the card" otherwise we would have found another campground right away. I fully understand why after staying at this campground, they'd probably lose a lot of money if they offered refunds. The other big issue is it is VERY LOUD and I've been woken up at 5:30am every day and have campers next to me coming back on side by side's, playing loud music and drinking outside until well after 10pm. There's tons of people and feels like a party campground. The "quiet hours" of 10-7 don't mean a thing. I didn't realize this is *THE* campground for off road vehicles because they aren't allowed in the town of Silverton. The highway is right next to the campground and the noise is constant. Because of this, we am cutting ou short and taking the loss of money. Driving around Silverton, I've seen some really beautiful campgrounds with nice, level spots, lots of room and better views for less money. One has an awesome view of the train coming in. I'd do more research if off-roading isn't why you're visiting before selecting this camp ground. Pros would be clean bathrooms, e-bike and other rentals available and close to town, but the town is tiny and every campground is close to town.

on the north end of lake vallecito. well laid out, economical, owners very accomodating. anything…read morewe needed. access to a river just steps away from cabins. access to lake a short hike but very pleasant walk. if you are into mushrooms there are plenty to be found in the nearby woods. quiet. if you have little children with you this place is the best.

We stayed at this campground on our visit to Telluride. It is an absolutely stunning campground…read morenestled right in between the San Juan mountains. Lots of trees for shade. If you plan on visiting Telluride as well this location is about as close as you can get without staying in a hotel other than Sunshine campground. Stop by mountain village first since it is closer and take the gondola over to Telluride. Most people staying here are in campers but there are still tent campers too. They've got showers included which was cool because it's not super common for showers to be in campsites. I would definitely camp here again.

Apparently they were unable to pass water inspection and instead of letting those with reservations…read moreknow they did nothing. Showed up in a travel trail sans water and were then told. Young camp host gave us a LOT of bad information including that we could get a refund. Too bad - that WAS NOT TRUE. Went back to ask what was going on and both camp hosts were gone. One off duty and the one who was suppose to be on duty went off with her boyfriend for the day and left a note. Poor, horrible, terrible management at this site. There are other campground that provide great management and hosts and do not rip off their campers. Hope Rec.gov stops using this management co and gets one who not only knows what their doing but reliable camp hosts.