Canyon View RV Resort in Grand Junction, CO offers great amenities including two dog parks. The laundromat is synced with an app for convenient use. The park is relatively new and the facilities are well-maintained including private showers and clean restrooms. Other recreational facilities include pickleball courts and entertainment for guests such as billiards and ping pong. Despite reports...

Grand Junction KOA Holiday is a beautiful campground with well-defined sites and privacy fencing. The showers and grounds are immaculately clean, and the staff is friendly, professional, and helpful. Although some campers thought it was overpriced, many found their RV spots and cabins to be comfy, nice, and clean. The campground offers fun amenities, such as billiard tables, air hockey, and...

Park is close to I-70 and downtown Grand Junction. The campground is clean and well maintained with a nice playground and horseshoe pits. There is a small dog park and some trees for shade. The staff is friendly and accommodating. The sites are wide and long pull-thrus with full hookups, cable TV, and strong WiFi. The park is located in an industrial area outside of town but close to Colorado...

Sundance Campground is a modern park with large, concrete pads and driveways. Its a great place for an overnight stay, with friendly part-time staff, a clean, well-decorated park, and a good weekly rate of $135-$145. The pull-through sites are spacious, with some shade and all the necessary utilities, including 50 amp full hook-ups and Wi-Fi. Unfortunately, the sites are not level...

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Sites are gravel and level, with full hookups. Wi-Fi is available, but not reliable. Pilot Park is an urban mobile home park located off of the highway in Grand Junction, Colorado. It offers some spaces for RVers, with full hookups including electricity, water, and sewer. The park is close to the interstate interchange for traveling, and is also close to restaurants and shopping. Wi-Fi is...

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Crag Crest Campground is a first-come, first-serve campground located above Eggleston Lake on a mountain side thick with spruce trees. It has 11 campsites, with a maximum spur length of 27 ft. A few sites overlook the lake. The campground is at an elevation of 10,300 feet. The mosquitoes are plentiful, so repellent is recommended. There is access to the east trailhead for the Crag Crest Trail #711.