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Cedar Creek RV Park
Overview
Overview
Cedar Creek RV Park in Montrose, CO, serves as a welcoming home base for travelers exploring the dramatic landscapes of the Western Slope. This established park offers a comfortable, laid-back atmosphere that appeals to those seeking a balance between convenience and natural beauty. With its well-maintained grounds and accessible layout, the park is designed to accommodate a variety of setups, making it a reliable stop for those traversing the scenic mountain corridors of Colorado.
Location & Surroundings
Situated in the heart of Montrose, the park provides an ideal starting point for high-altitude adventures. The town itself acts as a gateway to some of the state's most iconic geological wonders. Guests are never far from panoramic mountain views, and the surrounding area captures the essence of rural Colorado living. The location balances proximity to essential shopping and dining options with the quiet, expansive atmosphere that defines the majestic Uncompahgre Valley.
Amenities & Park Features
The park is thoughtfully equipped to ensure a stress-free stay for long-term travelers and short-term guests alike. Visitors can expect full hookup sites that simplify the setup process, alongside clean, essential facilities. The property focuses on providing a functional environment where comfort is the priority, offering enough space to navigate big-rig friendly sites easily. These foundational amenities allow travelers to recharge effectively before or after navigating the winding, high-elevation passes common in the nearby San Juan Mountains.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
The primary draw for visitors is the proximity to the Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park, located just a short drive away. Outdoor enthusiasts can spend their days hiking along the canyon rim or fly fishing in the gold-medal waters of the Gunnison River. For those interested in local culture, the town of Montrose offers the historic Ute Indian Museum and a charming downtown area. It is a perfect region for scenic photography and exploring diverse high-desert trails.
Who This Park Is Best For
Cedar Creek RV Park is ideal for nature-focused travelers who value convenience and accessibility over luxury resort frills. It is particularly well-suited for retirees, photographers, and outdoor adventurers who need a reliable spot to dock while visiting the national parks. If you appreciate a straightforward, quiet environment that puts you within striking distance of Colorado’s most breathtaking public lands, this park offers exactly the experience you need for a memorable mountain getaway.
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Reviews
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Add friends Profile overview Reviews Photos and videos Collections Events Reviews Sort by newest first Filter by location Filter by category Search reviews Search reviews Cedar Creek Rv Park Montrose, CO I stayed here for three days. The park is quiet and has mature shade trees. Very inexpensive compared to the large chains. The restrooms were very clean! And the laundry facility as well. The staff was very accommodating and responsive to my requests, I would say give this RV Park a try. It's rare that you get this type of treatment from the KOA's and Sams parks! And it's close to many different styles of restaurants. Teds Steak house and some Mexican places as well.
Ryan Gamache
WORST LODGING EXPERIENCE POSSIBLE. Wouldn’t recommend to anyone who wants a stress-free stay. Never got to use the property, never got a refund. Will update if the property ever responds to our messages. If you want the full experience, it’s below: My wife and I booked a tiny home reservation and never got a welcome email with the access code for the property which should have been the first red flag of how this experience was going to go. When we arrived and found the office closed, we saw there were signs on the door to call an after hours number for help, which we did with no answer. When the call went to voicemail, it said to text the number and someone will respond back, which after texting, also received no response. There were 3 different numbers for the property and we reached out to all of them via call, text, and even messaged the property through our booking provider (Expedia). (Side note, have booked through Expedia before and no issues for other properties we’ve stayed at) We talked to a couple of other tenets at the property and they all said that the property was horrible at communication and good luck getting ahold of them. At this point with the non-responsive property, we had to find another place to sleep for the night. The day after we received an auto generated email asking us to take a survey about our stay and still have not been reached out to from anyone at the property personally. We would love a full refund because we didn’t get to lodge here, and will update this review accordingly if the property reaches out to us.
Tyler
We stayed in one of the yurts after spending a week in an expensive VRBO in Ouray, and we were nonetheless impressed. The yurt has AC, a fan, water bottles, coffee, clean sheets, and a dome to see the stars. Access to it and nearby bathroom were electronic and convenient. The bathroom was perhaps the cleanest I’ve seen in a campground. We would love to stay longer if we didn’t have to go home to TX. Highly recommend!
Kara Vautour
Our first time reserving a tiny house at an RV park and it was hand down the most comfortable night of our trip. Had everything we needed AND a babbling brook right outside the door. They were very accommodating with our late check in too. I wish we had stayed longer.
Laura K.
I was skeptical to book because of some past reviews but I sure am glad I did! Megan was so helpful!! She fixed a date mistake I made, put us in a site she knew we would fit in and was so accommodating and kind. Yes the spaces are a bit narrow but plenty long to fit us. The campground is close to the Black Canyon of the Gunnison NP and close to all amenities you need in town. The bathrooms, showers and laundry were some of the cleanest and nicest I have seen and we have camped at 100's of places. It is under new management so maybe that is why the past reviews do not reflect what we experienced. . Campground is simple but perfect for our needs. They could not have been nicer.