I will be forever grateful to the people that run this campground. We live about 4 hours away. We had concert tickets (already paid for) for Steamboat Springs, and stupidly, didn't make any camping reservations. At the last minute we called and both campgrounds in Steamboat were booked. There was a soccer tourney. The morning of the concert day, Eagle Soaring called us and asked us if we still needed a place, because someone left early. We took it, jumped in the RV and were there in plenty of time for our concert. The park itself was simple, clean, quiet. We did hook up, but didn't use the bathroom, or internet. We'd probably stay here again. We don't spend much time at the campground, so the lack of mature trees doesn't bother us. There also isn't all that stuff you don't use and end up paying for like mini golf, washers and dryers, etc. Between the two campgrounds in Steamboat, we'd pick this one. We'd stayed at other one dozens of times in the last 14 years, and let's just say... you'll have to read that review. Both run about the same price. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Big rig friendly park. Camp staff here are extremely friendly. New trees will grow in time so no shade but the owner was great about situating us with strong Wi-Fi reception. Even called us (when has this ever happened ??) as soon as he had a reservation open: saving us a 70 mile trip. Would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The Eagle Soaring RV Park is just what we needed. It's just on the outskirts of the wonderful Steamboat Springs. The hook-ups, the open space, and the staff was just what we needed. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Eagle Soaring RV Park outside of Steamboat, CO is a fairly new area. The sites are fairly close but well laid out. The sites and roads are gravel, wide and long. This area would accommodate big rigs very easily. Traffic flow is well though out and all sites are pull through. No on site laundry or dump station. Good hook-ups. Sites are fairly exposed but there are numerous young trees that will offer shade as they mature. Some long term residents but their sites are clean and neat. You need to pay attention to find the turnoff, look for the tepee, the sign on road is fairly small after the first time it is very easy to find again. Good site distance at the turnoff. Staff very friendly and on site 24 hours. No individual fire rings but two large campfire sites. Wi-Fi not always reliable, depends on where you are in the park. Close to the railroad but very little traffic on the RxR. Overall a quite park. Would stay here again. Steamboat Springs has a good selection of supplies but they are pricey. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We've stayed at this campground many times in the last 14 years: in tents, cabins, pop-ups and now our RV. It seems to have gone down hill. It's a nice location, on the river, and the workers are friendly. It just needs some major up-keep. I'm now reviewing for the time we spent in May 2009. It was for one night. There are a lot of permanent workers that "live" here. They all seem to have dogs, that run loose. The trash can was over flowing. It just seems run down. The bathroom was very dirty with clogged toilets and stuff on the floor. I really wish they would take better care of this place and bring it back to the it's original splender. The last few times we stayed here it appeared that young adults and teens were running it. It does have a game room, a pool and somewhat of a mini-golf course, but to me that just makes the place noisy. With that being said, I'd still stay here, (if the other place was booked), but I'm aware of what I would expect. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This campground is overpriced for what you get. It suffers from lack of care, I understand it has been for sale a couple years. The roads have holes with mud when it rains. There are sites on the river and they are well worn. Our site was a back-in, full hookup away from the river and was a bit small but adequate, had grass and a table. The cable TV was very fuzzy so we used the satellite. The wi-fi worked OK. (888) 451-2243 We camped here in a Motorhome.

Had a fair spot, good wifi but not very level and the hook-ups were not placed logically i.e. a very long hose needed sewer and water. Trees also could be a problem. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Park was fairly nice, very packed the weekend we were there. We'll be back next year. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This place should be called Steamboat Dumpgrounds! I have never been in a more foul, dirty campground. Do Not Camp Here! We arrived after the office closed so we picked up the needed paperwork to do a DIY payment. We chose a site and made our way to it (without making the payment yet.) The sites were not level, or even close to it. The sewer connection was broken so my threaded elbow would not screw in. The cable TV was terribly fuzzy. I was getting very annoyed at the condition of this place for $43 a night. Then the last straw came. My wife walked to the restroom/bath house to see what was available. She did not look happy when she came back and told me that I needed to go and see. As I approached the men's room I noticed a sign on the door that stated, "The restrooms will be closed from 12-2 everyday for cleaning, we apologize for this inconvenience." After entering the restroom I had to wonder what century this cleaning took place because it had not been recent! It was disgusting! I would not shower in there under any circumstances. I was so angry I was actually shaking. I went back to the site and told my wife that I was very angry and wanted to leave. We decided we were going to drive the extra 45 minutes to the next camp we knew of. We left a note to the owners in the box and packed up and left. We were very glad we had not yet dropped our payment. We ended up finding a fantastic state park called Yampa River State Park. It was just to the other side of Hayden and it was a really nice park for half the cost of Steamboat Campground. Search to read my review on it. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.