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Traveler Tips
Traveler Reviews
Durango trip
We booked here because our normal place in Durango was fu.l. The reservation system was unusual and they don?t take a credit card to reserve a site. You have to send a check and the cancelled check is your reservation conformation.
Our site was shady with large trees but was a little tight for the class A. The site next to us was opposing so we shared a common area with our neighbors. Not my favorite configuration if you want to sit or cookout in somewhat of a private area. The park is good but the layout of the campsites made it feel cramped for me. We didn?t use the laundry or showers so I can speak about them. Overall an ok place but I?ll look at other options on the next trip.
Not Good!!!
Terrible to get into, especially with a big rig. The staff is not very pleasant nor helpful.. Would NOT stay here again.. Power problems also!!
Watch the Train!!
Very clean park. Staff was very nice & efficient! Location was great to get to historic district we were in a 40 ft RV. A bit odd that you face the door of your neighbor when you hook up. We didn't mind since we were with friends. The ei fi was very slow. The cable wasn't working & we could only pick up a couple of channels!! Otherwise I would rate higher. The old steam train runs right by the park. Love the whistle!!!
Terrible
While this park is the closest to Durango it leaves much to be desired. The layout is terrible. You directly face your neighbors next to you. It's like having adjoining hotel rooms with strangers. When you have traveled all day and want to spend a few relaxing days sitting out in this nice area, the last thing you want is to have strangers in your face 5 ft. away. It seems too that the staff makes an effort to "group" units together even when the have the option to spread units out.
The staff was gruff and quickly pointed out the rules/regs. "Barney" the maintenance man was always roaming the grounds rudely enforcing the rules. Not a repeat for us. If you are planning to spend a few days in Durango and want just a "little" privacy, you will want to go elsewhere. The fact that the train runs through the park is no biggie and no reason to locate here. Finally, the bathroom/shower facilities were far below the needed capacity for a park with this many spaces and getting through the lock mechanism was challenging for all. They need to invest an update this facility....expanded bathrooms and get rid of the terrible face to face layout.
Update on Power
When I checked in the voltage was 114 volts and this morning when I checked it it was 121 and I have checked it a couple times since. It appears that I had one low reading and the rest are OK. Nice park.
Check the Power
I always check the Electric Power to make sure there is enough voltage and is wired correctly. When I checked it was around 114 volts and that was OK since I was not running the AC. Very clean and very friendly. They do have side by side hookups. The shuttle is very nice.
Two night stay
Folks are friendly however once checked in you never see them again. Has WiFi but poor in sites not in middle of park. No access to river and yes train runs thru the park.
Shuttle to town
We do not carry a toad, so that fact that a shuttle came by the campground regularly to take us to downtown Durango was a pleasant surprise. And the driver took us right to the office on the return trip! There seemed to be a lot of long-termers here, lots of pull-through sites. Quite flat, graveled sites. Bathrooms were okay, but not exceptional. The train to Silverton passes by the edge of the property twice a day, but you can't get on.
