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Ami's Acres Camping
Overview
Overview
Ami's Acres Camping is a family-owned RV park that provides a grounded, authentic mountain camping experience in the heart of the Roaring Fork Valley. Known for its quiet atmosphere and scenic backdrop, this park balances accessibility with a peaceful retreat away from the noise of the highway. It serves as a classic, well-maintained campground that prioritizes the comfort of travelers looking to explore the natural beauty of the Colorado Rockies without unnecessary frills.
Location & Surroundings
Situated just south of Glenwood Springs, Colorado, the park offers convenient access to the area's primary transit routes while maintaining a sense of secluded mountain living. Guests will find themselves surrounded by dramatic canyon views and the rugged terrain that defines this region. The park's placement makes it a practical base camp for travelers navigating the mountain passes or those arriving to spend a few days experiencing the local outdoor lifestyle.
Amenities & Park Features
The campground is designed to accommodate a variety of setups, ranging from tents to large motorhomes. The park features full hookup sites that ensure a comfortable stay regardless of the season. On-site facilities are straightforward and functional, including clean restrooms and showers to support long-term campers. The grounds are kept tidy with ample space between sites, fostering a sense of privacy that is often missed in more crowded commercial RV resorts.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Guests at Ami's Acres are perfectly positioned to enjoy the unique features of Glenwood Springs. The world-famous Glenwood Hot Springs Pool is just a short drive away, offering a relaxing soak after a long day of travel. Outdoor enthusiasts can take advantage of the nearby hiking trails, white-water rafting opportunities on the Colorado River, and the unique subterranean exploration offered at the Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park. There is no shortage of alpine recreation nearby.
Who This Park Is Best For
This park is ideal for travelers who value a quiet, low-key environment over high-end resort amenities like pools or massive clubhouses. It is best suited for outdoor adventurers, retirees, and families who intend to spend their days exploring the trails and geothermal attractions of Glenwood Springs. If you are looking for a reliable, honest place to park your rig while you enjoy the Colorado wilderness, this campground hits the right note.
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- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
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Reviews
Caitlin Dorr
All of the pros and cons on other reviews are accurate. I’m shocked that no one mentioned the water. We’ve been living in our travel trailer full-time for 6 months and this is only the 2nd spot we’ve hit where the water was undrinkable. We use two filters, one on the fresh water hose outside and a filtered pitcher inside the camper. The water was so foul tasting that we couldn’t even use it for tea or coffee (we tried!). It is not worth the hefty fee, for how basic the conditions at the campground are.
Katie Monson
Great location and very clean amenities, but directly next to the freeway, making for a very loud experience.
Mark Theys
Overall an amazing experience! Came from out of state and our first option of camping fell through the night of; called Ami’s Arces Campground and they fit us in and were super accommodating. The staff even stay a hour past there close time to make sure we had everything. The bathrooms were very nice & heated. Everyone was super friendly & incredible views from our site. It was a nice that they also provided firewood if needed. Very close to a cute downtown area- great ice cream & dinner options close as well. Overall highly recommend this campground if you’re staying in the area!
Craig Peterson
Pretty rustic place. Not for big rigs. Bumpy tight roads with tight turns and few tree issues. Super nice helpful hosts! Some sketchy sites occupied by run down dilapidated rigs built in 1980s. Bathrooms were ok nice. Fine place for an overnight stay.
michael renus
I am on a cross country bicycle trip, Maine to California and decided to give this campground a try so I could rest for a couple days and charge up all my charging banks. Was an amazing place. My tent area was big and had amazing views. There are bathrooms and showers that are very nice and very clean. Everything is close by and the town itself is great. So much to do. Owner was very friendly and checked me in