We had a wonderful stay here for my birthday! We stayed in the tiny houses and they were…read moreimmaculate! Prices were fair and the staff was extremely accommodating. I would recommend this place as a comfortable, safe, clean place for families or anyone who is looking for somewhere to stay in this part of Colorado!

we camped 3 nights with some friends to see Black Canyon of the Gunnison NP. Great stay. grounds…read moreare very nice and lush. The restrooms were extremely clean! there were several amenities which were enjoyed and we were asked several times did we need anything! would definitely stay again.

Centennial RV Park 23449 US-550…read more Montrose, CO 81403 Phone: (970) 240-3832 We stayed at Centennial RV Park in our Class C the entire month of May. Our pull-thru, FHU site #41, was 80 ft long, spacious, had a manicured grassy area and tree for shade next to us. Our site was gravel and level. Every window in our RV provided a spectacular view of mountains, sunrises, and sunsets. The indoor recreation room provided a welcoming and relaxing atmosphere for us to play board games, work on a puzzle, or just have some privacy. All the facilities were impeccably clean and well-maintained as were the grounds thanks to terrific onsite managers, Charlie and Cynthia. They were always working to improve the property, even on their days off, and were very accommodating and friendly. This is a pet-friendly RV park with wide walking areas for pets and a fenced field for larger dogs to run freely. The pond, which will eventually be stocked with fish, is still in the development stage. There are plans to have a grassy area with picnic tables and seating by the pond with a view of the mountains and sunset. The park offers onsite propane for your convenience and is open year-round. We found that Centennial RV Park, directly off Hwy CO 550, is a great basecamp to visit the Million Dollar Highway, Black Canyon of the Gunnison NP, the Grand Mesa, Ouray, Ridgway, Telluride, and Montrose. Most were within an hour's drive or less. We have stayed at over a hundred RV parks, but we rate Centennial RV Park in our top three!

We had a great stay at this well kept RV park. The grass between our full hookup, spacious, level…read moresite was lush and green and had beautiful trees. It had beautiful views of the surrounding mountains. It was quiet and serene. There was no tent camping area. The laundry room is clean and machines are dated, but adequate. Restrooms were spotless and modern. There is no playground or game area.Our dog loved the grass but there was no "dog run", no trails. There is oddly enough, no picnic tables or outside seating or bbq area. It was a wonderful stay and would definitely recommend.

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!

It took me a week to write a review so I could calm down. The rv parks is nice.. needs some work…read morebut it has a pond which I worried about mosquitoes and no water in the creek but with the weather Colorado didn't get.. I get it. I had heard they where once a 50 plus and no kids pets camp ground. I also heard they where under new management.. that the Rv manager confirmed with me from Inda. I took my afternoon to go down and it was supposed to be for an older man and the rv manager took me on a ride and showed me the whole park and said he could pick out his spot. It was very great and I was so excited. House cats allowed because they were trapping the strays and dogs of course one collar and leash which I understood. Po boxes available laundry room and common area. No loud vehicles and I spoke of my children but visitors where welcome. Wonderful conversation and again I thought it was just fine... well... Next day.. I was the one who was going to actually stay there for awhile until the sale of the house. OMG.. did thing change... my father sad I went to the rv park and rv manager met us to say this place wasn't for me. I'm not 50 or 40 but I was to young to stay there and kids were not allowed. My dad and I just starred at each other. She knew my kids are 16 and then adults for one and she never mentioned that the day before. Well you have pets... I have visitors with pets but no... my truck was to load... it wasn't a d two I don't have work until 8 am. She gave me ever reason not to rent there and we had money in hand for two months background check and everything she needed. My dad looked and me and said nope after she thought I would be better off at the Koa in Montrose and went on and on about Cedar Rv Park and even knew their prices and said it wouldn't work out. So, my review was very very thought though ... and lije the RV manager said.. the owner let her do whatever she wants... Just know it seems to me start or long term rentals seems to be with no kids ,pets are ok, but I guess 50 and over. If that works for you, it is beautiful there.. they just started spring work but I bet it's beautiful in the summer. ​​

Quaint. Clean. Quiet. Small. Lots of shade trees on the spots near the entrance (less so the…read morecloser you get to the river). Friendly staff. We called while in transit and they set us up with a site for a late night (9:45pm) arrival. Let us catch up with paperwork in the morning. Would use them again if in the area.

Do not trust this resorts booking or cancellation policies. They are running a deceptive operation…read morehidden behind intentionally conflicting fine print. Their agreement explicitly states in the very first paragraph that any reservation can be canceled at least 30 days prior to arrival (minus a small processing fee). However buried further down, they completely contradict themselves by claiming Holiday weekends have zero cancellation policy. Save your money and your sanity - book with a resort that runs an honest business.

We have been coming to Riverbend for years. Each year has gotten better and better. The grounds are…read morewell maintained and we have a spot on the river with a tree for shade. I know they do have a strict cancellation policy but in years past they give you credit towards another stay. The staff here has been super accommodating.

Pretty noisy since it's on the highway. Older couple runs it and can't find good help to maintain…read moreit. Was probably an awesome place twenty years ago. No cafe any more. Nice people though. More of a residential campground than a recreational one.

Kim was delightful and the ice cream was just as sweet as Kim anytime I am in town I have to stop…read morein for a cone or two...

Overall a great RV park. Close to Lake City for lots of fun activities. Clean laundry facility…read more Card/game room, pavilion, bath houses. Friendly staff. Level sites, but some are a little close together. Full hook ups. River runs through the campground so you can fish.

We rented a 4 person cabin. My friend who reserved it said she had looked at the pictures and she…read morethought that it had a kitchen in it. However it did not. It was more like a tiny home or bunk house. But it had electricity, lights and also a space heater to help keep us warm at night. it had 2 bunk beds and then on bigger size bed and a little bit of floor space. We were right next to the river and it was a really lovely view. Prices were fair. And the camp hosts were welcoming and friendly. The bathroom had shower curtains for the doors on the stalls and on the shower. We could not find a water fill station. They do have onsite ice and wood you can purchase for fair prices. It was a beautiful little area just outside of lake city We would definitely stay again if we were back in the area. The water went out one night and we were not able to take a shower that night. The camp host seemed surprised that we didn't have ability to shower in a RV. We were renting a cabin...... We had been climbing 14ers the last few days and just wanted a shower but alas it was not meant to be. Wish they would have put a sign on the door to explain what was going on instead of just locking the bathroom from the inside. We thought someone had just locked themselves in because of the curtain on the shower i went to ask about it and then was told that the water was out. Just put up a little communication about it to inform your guests :) Otherwise wonderful stay.

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.

We were just at Silverton Lake RV Resort. We reserved a small tent site for 6 nights and paid the…read moreextra trailer parking fee online even though we weren't sure we needed it. The check in process upon arrival was very welcoming. A gentleman even lead us to our camp site and showed us where to park the truck and trailer and where to set up our tent. Later that afternoon, "The Manager" came by and pretty much accused us of just taking yellow tags and writing our info on them, told us we needed to move and was very rude! This set a very bad feeling about our stay. He encouraged the next site to make us move when they were okay with our parking of the truck and trailer. We talked with the other site customer and he was fine with the set up but "The Manger" kept encouraging them to complain about it. A day later we went in the office and the staff were complaining about large trash bags in the dumpster and automatically started blaming it on the "tent camper". My husband spoke up and said if you don't like tent campers then don't have them and that he was a tent campers. This resort is very crowded and the sites are very tight. The PROs the bath house was clean, and the laundry facilities were nice to have available. We left early from our reservations.

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

We've stayed at several independent campgrounds throughout our travels; however, none compare to…read morethis one. The staff are so warm, welcoming, and friendly! On top of that, it'd be so easy to just let the location do all the work and neglect the facilities but the showers were amazing and incredibly clean. We will definitely be back!

We stayed at the Loft Apartment. It was perfect for us. A king bed and a queen. It is a large…read moreroom but the queen bed is off by itself and has curtains. Walk in shower, kitchen and dog friendly. We had to book this very last minute and we were so glad it was clean. The campground has recently been purchased by Joe and Kendal and they have really made it nice. There are cabins and RV sites. There is a large game room and patio area that you can use as well. It is about 10 minutes outside of Gunnison. They are opening a coffee shop soon. Great views of the Blue Mesa. I highly recommend Sapinero Village.

Stop by and have a cup of coffee in the morning with Doc. Great dude with stories and a cup of joe.read more