I want to start by saying this is the only park in the town and it offers tons of amenities. Pool,…read moremultiple jungle gym/playgrounds, soccer field, river to fish, baseball fields and tons of areas to hang out and relax while enjoying the beautiful scenery. The reason for our visit was a baseball tournament and sadly we were quite disappointed by the fields. For being such an expensive and historic town, the fields were amongst the poorest we have seen. There is no actual fence to specify the outfield (on one field), no dugout for the players (it's a park bench) with no covering, infield is all dirt and the backstop is maybe 5 feet from home plate. The park itself is beautiful and has plenty to do and offer other than baseball fields.

Beautiful park in Telluride. It has a river moving through it and I could have stayed there all day…read morelistening to the running water. Honestly forget the high priced restaurants and touristy shops and art galleries and spend a day at the park.

We stayed at 6 different campsites on our recent road trip through CO and NM and this was our…read moreunanimous favorite. The location (right on the Taylor River, nestled between Gunnison and Crested Butte), easy access to unlimited firewood, spacious campsites (we had 3 tents between the 5 of us), beautiful scenery, & high level of service from Sam made it for us. Being from Dallas & unfamiliar with the area, we took Sam's recommendation to drive/hike up to Emerald Lake to swim (11,400 ft up!), to do a cold plunge in the Taylor in the morning, and to check out Crested Butte - & all were great fun!

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We randomly stopped into this state park and it was such an amazing experience and just so…read morebeautiful! If you park in the visitor parking lot for more than 15 minutes, the park fee is $10. Visitor center has really informative and friendly rangers and definitely stop in to pick up a gift from Colorado! Ranger also let me know a few trails had interpretative education so follow the numbers and he gave me a guide for what each number means. Cool learning experience. State parks in Colorado are self sufficient, so taxes don't support the parks and the state parks reliant on fees they charge. I'd gladly support any state park any day. The views here are mind-blowing and we got to stroll around a bit and our dog also enjoyed the park and trails. We will definitely be stopping in here again when passing through, well worth the stop!

Nice clean sites with lots of room between. Volunteer hosts are terrific! Namely Dick & Cindy…read more Thanks you. Fishing ponds are full of fish as well. Negative which sucks- Once you pay for your site you need to also buy a "park pass" for another $10 per day!!! Outrageous!! This is like son California sh*t.

Doing the "VanLife" thing and popped in without reservations. Half the RV park was closing down…read morefor the winter; but, Amber (one of the owners) was able to get us situated for a couple of nights with a wonderful view. Enjoyed the hot tub and the onsite restaurant. We had already eaten dinner but managed some apps at their bar - had the truffle fries (OMG!) Will definitely return...

We had just purchased our motor coach and booked a stay here last minute to do a "shakedown" trip…read morethe first month. Because we had booked so late, for our four night stay, we were in three different spots 70, 58 and 60. All were very good, but 70-72 are the best with wider spots. Definitely worth the extra cost. We were contacted by email and text as we got closer to our trip, giving us general check in instructions and what to expect, which I appreciated. We arrived after the office closed, but check in was easy with a packet waiting for us just outside the office. This park is well maintained with beautiful scenery and is surprisingly quiet. There were several campsites with dogs, but the owners were good about keeping them quiet. My husband and I walked the park when it cooled down in the evenings and everyone was friendly and welcoming. We even made some new friends who we hope will cross paths with in the future. There is a general store within walking distance stocked with basic non perishable items. The highlight of our stay here was our prime rib dinner at the Ouray Cafe and Restaurant located on the edge of the park. It's a must stop if you're here! We didn't go to the hot spring, but it's a close walk from the park, as is downtown Ouray. This was a great first trip for us and we'll be returning!

Beautiful, Quiet and Clean campsites! Check in was easy and the owners are super friendly!…read more We've been to campgrounds with clean bathroom facilities, but these were pristine!! There are two bathroom/shower buildings. I'm posting some pics of one of the women's shower areas as this is something that's very important to us as campers. Also posted are some of the many common areas. We will be back!

We will be back! Matt and Wendy run a clean, beautiful and functional park! It's a tight ship with…read moresecurity, and wonderful facilities! The views are stunning and there are plenty of lots with shade too! Common areas make sense and bring people together, if they choose!

I love the hot spring pool. I grew up going to this pool starting in the 1980s and up till now so…read moreI've seen it change a lot of ways. First change was the way they reconstructed the pool itself which is fine and it's still a hot Springs pool, which is wonderful. The view is amazing just to sit back relax and see the mountains surrounding you is like none other. However, their price has gone up since the 1980s. I believe we paid three or five dollars to get in now it's $30 per person for a day. They don't provide towels but they'll sell you a towel for $10 they don't provide lockers, but you can rent one for $.50 Like I said, I love the Hot Springs pool but it's expensive that's the worst thing I can say about it will I go again, ... 100% But bring $$.

Kids have been something to avoid in my years of hot spring enthusiasm, so I've never stopped in…read morehere. Now, I have a son who loves the water. It was time. We were checked in by a friendly lady who offered me a Veteran's discount. FWIW, currently, the prices charged seemed higher than those on the website, but lower than other soaking options. We brought our own towels and found a lounge chair to hold them. There are several pools and I was surprised to learn the lap pool is not geothermal water--cool city water there. The first pool was 88 degrees and designed for kids. Too chilly for me, but my son spent most of his time here playing water basketball and swimming around. Second pool was in the mid-90s and felt much better to me. I was also able to enjoy the 102 degree (about my threshold for being "hot") adults-only pool. Watching the pools and surrounding peaks as the sun set was awesome. Very nice. About these things were were stoked. We were not stoked to learn upon checkin that the slides had closed at 6pm, along with the activity pool. This info apparently relies on word of mouth--not their website--to know in advance. We'd have come the next morning had we known. Boo. Lame, even. With kids, this place is a winner if arriving well before the slides close. 6pm. You heard it here. Adults only? There are several better options nearby. 3.5 stars

I went here last year for 4th of July. They hosted a party and it was great! They had a live band…read moreand some food and drinks! I went this year and sadly, no fireworks because of fire warnings. I love that you can access the Mancos river really easily from the park. Would 100% recommend

During our cross country trip we decided to stay in Mancos, CO. The Riverwood resort welcomed us…read morein. Our spot was right near the front of the resort and we setup just before the rain. The spot was nice and had plenty of room, the only downside was that the sewer hook up was elevated and near the middle of the site so I had to pull up when leaving to get to it. Since it was elevated I had to use orange blocks and the sewer track to get things working. The rest of the site was nice and the restrooms and showers were clean and worked great. Unfortunately we had to drive down to Santa Fe so we missed the burro fest in downtown the day we checked out, it looked like a load of fun.

Rode in to town on a dirt bike off the other side of Engineer Pass for maple Syrup that was…read moreforgotten prior to two weeks of camping in the woods. Have not been to Silverton in probably 4+ years , and to my amazement it's now a $fine to ride OHV in town - Silverton Lakes campground to the rescue - I pulled in to double check on the town riding rules as they are at the end of the road for OHV by a sign stating $300 fine- Upon hearing my dilemma, they first offered to go upstairs and get me syrup , but I was on a mission at this point. They helped me get in and out of town while offering safe haven for the dirtbike while I went shopping. They were also nice enough to loan me the air compressor to inflate my flat tire - good people , great help ! Campground looked really peaceful and nice and had moose meandering through it the morning I was there. Nice spot / Nice people !!

Beware of a couple of things before you book a campsite here:…read more1. They will charge your card for your entire stay upon reserving, not just a deposit. 2. They will not refund your money if you have to cancel your reservation last minute due to the area wildfires creating unhealthy air in Silverton. We had to cancel our reservation approximately 1 week before our arrival due the the wildfires. We had been in the Ridgeway area for the previous week and my wife was having breathing issues due to the smoke. We started monitoring the air quality to see if Silverton was any better. We even drove 1 hour to Silverton to personally check the air quality and it was smokey there too. Do to the poor air quality affecting my wife's Asthma we had to cancel 3 camping reservations in the area and leave Colorado. Silverton Lakes was the only campground of the three to not refund our money. All they did was remind me of their 30 day cancellation policy and would not take into consideration my wife's health issues.. Beware of this before you book a campsite here or a wildfire could not only ruin your vacation but empty your pockets as well.

Discovered this site while driving from Ouray to Silverton just off Hwy 550. It is about 13…read moreminutes from Silverton. There are more than 50 campsites serving tent-campers, small RV's and pop-ups, and a few sites over 1,500 square feet to serve even the largest RV's. The park has one water pump, clean pit toilets and showers that will cost you $5 for 4 minutes! You can make online reservations and offer a variety of sites, from water front, lake view or standard. I stayed in a water front and boy was it a pretty site. The only drawback is that since there is no barrier, you are fully exposed and visible from most of the other surrounding sites. The wind blows hard and although my tent held up really well, there were moments I could not even enjoy the views because it was so windy!! Firewood is available for purchase but I had a hard time getting the wood to burn as did other campers around me as they shared the same experience. Site prices vary depending on season. Would definitely return, fishing is allowed but no swimming.

Nice camping, poor execution and customer experience. Handled a miss reservation poorly and even…read moreblamed the customer for their staffs mistake.

We only stayed 1 night, but folks were super kind and helpful. Great bathroom/shower facilities…read more Only reason for 4 instead of 5 is because it's pricy for camping.

Ouray! They call it "little Switzerland". The drive alone could have you hanging on and avoiding to…read morelook over the ledge. When you finally reach the top, down below deep in the valley sits a quaint little town by the name of Ouray. The KOA sits on the edge of town but has its own distict charm and privacy. This is a beautifully kept venue. You drive in off the main road and they are greeting you when you stop to check in. The full service cabins (which is where we stay) are located towards the back area. You have your own individual parking and a stream runs along the back of each of these little homes away from home. They come with their own fire pit, porch and gas grill on the outside which is shaded by a large tree. As you walk in there is a queen bed, kitchenette and a full bathroom. Off to a small room their are bunk beds for the kids. My husband and I enjoy our stay here. The air is cool, there are activities availabe if you choose to particiapte but you can also just enjoy your time in the quiet. We go every year and have never been disappointed!