Buck 'N' Bull RV Park

Cory Flesch

Owner was super nice and friendly. Lots are not posted but easy enough for us to get situated at the time. Only real downfall was the super cold showers and the prickly burrs all over the ground. But the bathrooms were clean and everything worked. Would definitely stay again!

William Litterer

Was a great place to stay while we were working in the area. Henry and Betty were both very kind and helpful of info in the area. And were very accommodating when we asked for another lot to park our work vehicle and buggy in at no extra cost. Good down to earth people, we will definitely stop and stay there again

Miloh Korpar

They have absolutely NO MENTION that they are closed until April 15th ANYWHERE on thier site. Didn't know until I got there and was left with no where to stay in town. Never even going to consider this place again. There is 0 excuses as to why they can't be bothered to type out one simple sentence to let people know.

Patty Reed

Hosts are kind, helpful and full of information that made our three days and nights in Rangely, CO fun and adventurous. After being in campgrounds that were packed, slide out next to slide out, we had loads of privacy and a huge tree to park under that kept us cool during the hot days. Buck and Bull RV Park is situated between the Kenny Reservoir, the local golf course Cedar Ridges, and the Dinosaur National Monument. We will come back here because there is so much to do here around Rangely, so much history to explore. Buck and Bull had the cleanest, neatest bathrooms and laundry facilities of any RV Park we have visited. We will be back.

W Correll

Great small rv spot to stop at, real nice folks fair shade trees, a little tight but plenty room for our 45 foot coach. Good water. Just watch for small sign on highway, park is a block off highway and googl pin is too far West by 1/2 mile. Will surly stay here again. Would give 5 stars but did not check out shower etc.

Andrea Hamor

Not a place to stay if you have dogs. We set up our rv then took dogs out for a very short walk. Their paws were full of thorns!! We spent half an hour pulling thorns out of their paws. We could not walk outside without getting full of thorns so we chose to leave. When we talked to the owner about the thorns and that we couldn’t stay the response was ya the thorns are really bad right now. She knew we had dogs but didn’t warn us Also since we were there an hour and half no sort of refund. If you don’t have pets this rv park would be ok

Betty Hames

Great showers and restroom facilities. Clean laundry room. Sites were clean and well manages. Offered bbq grill and fire pit. Check it out yourself

Nancy Barrett

It is a small no frills campground with 17 trailer sites and 12 tent sites. Whichever way you are coming in on Hwy 64 you need to turn south on Gillam Rd - our GPS took us to the empty field which of course does not have an entrance. Roads in the park are easy to navigate. Sites are all gravel and fairly level with a picnic table, they are very narrow. There are some trees for shade. We were in site B2 which had water and electric only and was plenty long enough for our 37 foot Class A, tow dolly and parking the car. and there is a dump station. It's a quiet place and well kept up, about 10 minutes east of town. Check in was fast and friendly. The bathrooms and laundry were very clean. There is a large field for dog walking. WiFi was good and Verizon signal was good. We stayed July 11-18, 2017 and paid $28.18 a night with a combined discount from Passport America and Good Sam. You are minutes from the Rock Art section, and the Colorado entrance to Dinosaur National Monument and about an hour to the Utah entrance.

A

This park is pretty basic but it was what we needed for a night's sleep. The laundry and bathrooms were spotlessly clean. The sites are mostly gravel and there were maybe 25-30 of them. The park is owned by a nice older couple who live in the same building as the office. Get your laundry out by 9:00 p.m! The park is located in an industrial-type area and we did wake up to trucks moving around and working across the fence. This was good for a stop-over but not somewhere I'd stay more than absolutely necessary.