Estes Park
I've been researching the area for a couple days now, i know of a few places there, but it seems like most get 3 star reviews, which isn't much of a bother, however i've been having horrible luck gett...
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I lived in Estes for 31 years and left there after retiring four years ago. Over the years, I've heard lots from friends and other about campgrounds in Estes. Since leaving, I've returned yearly to visit friends and have found the shoe on the other foot.
Forget about anybody returning your calls this time of year in Estes Park. I can't even get my working friends to return calls.
All campgrounds in Estes Park have one thing in common. They are over priced. It's called location, location, location. Elk Meadow probably leads the pack. We found it disappointing on two previous stays.
Campground reviews for campgrounds in Estes Park on rvparkreviews.com are for the most part spot on.
We are currently staying at Spruce Lake. It is way over priced. It is convenient to the National Park and town. The sites are fairly level but could use grading. The pool looks good. Showers and bathrooms look good although we won't use them. Forget the mini golf. It is a run down wreck. Grassy areas around the perimeter to walk the dog. Poop bags are provided. Nice fishing lake. Campground by the river. Staff is nice. Utilities are good. Don't know about WIFI since we are using AT&T hotspot. Cable is good. Not a bad campground in general but not worth $57 per night with upcharge since it is 4th of July week.
Forget about anybody returning your calls this time of year in Estes Park. I can't even get my working friends to return calls.
All campgrounds in Estes Park have one thing in common. They are over priced. It's called location, location, location. Elk Meadow probably leads the pack. We found it disappointing on two previous stays.
Campground reviews for campgrounds in Estes Park on rvparkreviews.com are for the most part spot on.
We are currently staying at Spruce Lake. It is way over priced. It is convenient to the National Park and town. The sites are fairly level but could use grading. The pool looks good. Showers and bathrooms look good although we won't use them. Forget the mini golf. It is a run down wreck. Grassy areas around the perimeter to walk the dog. Poop bags are provided. Nice fishing lake. Campground by the river. Staff is nice. Utilities are good. Don't know about WIFI since we are using AT&T hotspot. Cable is good. Not a bad campground in general but not worth $57 per night with upcharge since it is 4th of July week.
