Very nice campground owner. She has sold the park and said a nice young man bought it effective 1 Aug 2011. He has plans to improve it. GPS directions are wrong. You can turn directly into RV park at mm 298 on left side of highway 50w. We stayed here two nights. Do not expect much. You get what you pay for. Walmart close by. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We are new to the Pueblo West, Colorado area due to job moving. We checked into all the KOAs in the area and also another RV park with a horse arena, but felt this was the best place when comparing cost and sites. The lady that runs the park is very friendly, she could use a little help in the upkeep, but she does a fine job. There are no shade trees, but the sites are big. There is little grass, but this whole area is desert-like with mountain views. The view of the mountains is breathtaking. Pets are allowed. Kids are welcome and there is a nice playground. There is a very nice laundry facility. Located close to Pueblo West and Canon City, Colorado: both towns have a Wal-Mart Supercenter, grocery shopping, and dining. We would recommend this RV park to anyone. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very unkempt park. Lacking facilities. No shade, windy and dusty at times. Great view of mountains to the west. Hookups were sufficient. Hugh Wal-Mart 1.5 miles. Good location for going to Canon City (Royal Gorge Bridge). Not too much to do in Pueblo. Would stay again to visit friends. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We were in one of 6 new back-in sites on a deep bed of loose crushed concrete that desperately needs to be smoothed out to remove tire ruts, etc. The sewer connection was uphill from the pad causing problems dumping for lower diesel coaches. Super Wal-Mart is approximately 1.5 miles away, and handy to downtown. There are a considerable number of permanent residents. (What else to expect when you see the bank of mailboxes clearly numbered for each of the 54 sites!!!) No apparent rules or pride in appearance. The fifth wheel next to us had the ground around it totally covered with bicycles, a dirt bike, grills, ATV tires, ice chests, a kiddie wading pool crammed under the rear, and an assortment of unrecognizable debris scattered about. But we saw no children in the two days we were here. This is a no-frills, pretty peaceful location. Any of the pull-through sites would be better than the newer back-ins. We camped here in a Motorhome.

There are pros and cons to this park. The pros: large sites, very quiet, no rules as far as we could see. The cons: can be very windy and that means dusty, there are at least 4-5 loose big dogs that our small (leashed) dog had some problems with (the cons of "no rules"). In short, if you don't mind a lack of rules and like to be left alone this is a decent place. They have an arena where they have rodeos and other horse events periodically which were fun to see (for free). We stayed 6 weeks and will return if back in the area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.