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Fun Valley Family Resort
Fun Valley Family Resort is a family-friendly destination located in South Fork, Colorado. This resort offers a variety of activities for all ages, including a heated outdoor pool, mini golf, a game room, and a playground. Guests can also enjoy a variety of outdoor activities such as fishing, hiking, and horseback riding. The resort also offers a variety of accommodations, including cabins, RV sites, and tent sites. Fun Valley Family Resort is the perfect place for a family vacation, offering something for everyone.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- Internet
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Gage Watson
Wait what only 4.3 stars? DUDE this place was the most epic place I have ever been to the scenery was so nice and tubing on the faumous Rio grande river was epic. The price was low and the lcal food was mouth watering, activities were on top from mini golf to simply paddleboating this is a highly recommended place and bring the family!
Adela Petty
The new owners have invested alot to upgrade facilities and grounds while still maintaining a safe, relaxing, family-friendly, rustic mountain getaway. Keeping in mind that this place was built in the 1950’s, don’t come thinking you can park your tour bus with multi-side extensions in any old spot. Love this place for too many reasons to name. Great place for large family reunions!!!
Sarah Hunt
Such a great RV park. What I Love: The. Views. The diverse RV spots from rustic, close to the river (mud included during rainy days) or rocked pavement (mud not included during rainy days) The nightly family shindigs hosted near the office. Ranging from karaoke to dance jams. Fire pits at many of the sites. The “Rec house” which hosts lots of core childhood memories. It’s like the game room from the movies. Pool tables, air hockey, games and more. The graveled/rocked spots were very spacious. The train is free and runs throughout the grounds daily until 5, weather permitting. The laundry room is spacious with lots of machines. The dryer runs on .25 for 8/10 minutes. Love that. Lots of fishing options. Putt-putt. Playgrounds. The security was there daily as you drive in. Made us feel safe. Lots of access to the river. Bring your own tube otherwise there’s a charge to rent tubes. What I don’t love: You pay for just about everything, except the train and river fishing. The countless ponds available require a daily pass to fish. Purchase a Colorado fishing license and fish the rivers. Cheaper and more fun. The ponds are crowded during the day. It would be nice if they came up with a coupon book or free pass for a minimum night stay. We stayed 5 nights, a free round of putt-putt, bike rental or meal voucher would be a nice incentive. There are only two shower rooms. The first one is dead in the middle of the tent camping and more “rustic” sites. Very busy. But the second shower house is nestled up toward the west side of the park, close to the mountain side. It’s a bit of a trek. We had scooters and were able to ride up when dry. But during the rainy days we took our truck. I should note the shower house toward the mountain was Very clean and well kept. Just a bit creepy as it was far from the main grounds. The food at the grill was your average grilled food. Just a bit expensive. Only AT&T cell service was close to the grill or on the second floor of the grill. Challenging when dealing with stuff from home but that isn’t really the resorts fault. You’re in the mountains, none the less. Overall it was a great stay! Very clean and well kept resort. We definitely return next summer!!
Lynsie Thompson
This was our first time at Fun Valley and we loved it! Our sites had plenty of space and backed up to the river. Very family friendly. Staff and security were kind and helpful. Lots of non-technology activities for both kids and adults. Definitely recommend.
Alan “Alan Schwanitz” Schwanltz
First let me say we truly enjoyed our stay it's a beautiful spot in the Colorado Mountains. A few tips for the first timer that I wish I had know. Bring your own, we stayed in what they call the motel. A nice room with a kitchenette, but when the website says bring your own sheets they mean it, there were no sheets, no blankets, no towels. The kitchen had pans and plates, cups and bowls, no salt, no pepper, no oil, no coffee. They do have a grocery store with reasonable prices, about what you would pay at a convenience store so they don't gouge you. It was worth it though a gorgeous place, the staff were wonderful, the other vacationers were great, well worth the trip. I encourage you to try it out, we'll be back next year, and now that I know what to expect it'll be an even better time. Oh and it's a definite disconnect from the modern world. There's wifi in the office /snack bar area, every where else is a dead spot.