Reviews

Brenda Dominguez

We stayed for 4 nights in this park, at the end of June 2024. The park is a little hard to get to. You have to go through a shopping center parking lot. My biggest disappointment was the water. It smelled of sulfur and we were not able to drink it. It forced us to buy, a lot, of water. I wish we would have know about the water before we booked.

Markayla W

Clean showers and toilets. Also cleared the snow efficiently around the park. Also have coin operated washer and dryer’s. Awesome lil spot!!

Natalie Shooter

I had a very stressful uhaul experience that they were able to calmly help me through. I appreciate the kindness and exemplary customer service.

M A

Havent actually stayef here. We utilize there dump and water services coming back from camping. Decent price abd never too busy

D W

The park is clean, safe and in a great location - near the river, grocery store and hardware store. Great place to stay a while and enjoy the local restaurants, trails, shops, etc.

A W

Just what we needed after a long night of driving. It's difficult to find with the road construction and it's down around this hidden corner almost. The area was safe and well lit. I would say it's quiet too but you can hear the mining equipment all night. The sky though like nothing you have ever seen

Julie Yost

The drive to the park can be tricky to find. If you use the directions to the NAPA Store next door, you will get there easier. Even though it is very near the highway, there wasn't much noise.

cp32692

The park is really the only nice park in town. It is walking distance to grocery store and historic downtown FairPlay. This park is in the coolest place in the lower 48. I was there June, July and 1/2 of August. It was never over 80 and that was only two days. Most 74 day and 45-50 at night.

Joyce Lowdermilk

Tent camped here. There was a small tent pad at the front of the RV park next to the game cabin. Road construction going on and water pump by the river ran all night long. Bathroom/showers looked new but only 2/5 had power. Would not recommend tent camping here. Most RV spots were full.

Rhonda McKinzie

Middle fork RV Park really surprised us in a good way. Located just off of Hwy. 285, situated behind a Grocery-Store/Mini Mall.The view and stream side location was amazing once we got back in there. This hidden gem was lovely after we parked. The camp attendant was friendly and booked our 2 night stay over the phone before we arrived. Fair Play is an old silver mining town with a rich history worth exploring. It had nice little restaurants, grocery and a winery with free tastings. Families with kids swam in the stream that winded all the way through the campsite, we fished and rode bikes. There was a scenic trail to walk the dog. Full hook up, new/clean/close bath house made it convenient. The nice size lot and room for parking our tow car was nice. We rode our E-Bike 1/2 mile up to a Sporting Goods store in town to buy a 1 day fishing permit $17 each, trout fishing bait and lures. We fished right next to our campsite and caught fish! This was a respite from the road and a place we will come back to again.

James Tabbert

Rooms doesn't really apply here since it's sleeping in your own RV. Bathrooms were new but we didn't see any cleaning for our time there. Location is a little complicated with the ongoing road construction and traffic backup. Had to call and they were really helpful in getting us turned around and on the property. One side has the river and the other side a stocked trout pond. Kids really loved it and great to relax around the campfire with the river sounds in the background.

David Mason

We were scheduled for a 4 night stay and when got there we found that there was no water at the sites, save one. It was frozen despite their water lines being buried 6.5' deep, as we were told. The only water available was in one site, so you had to hook up, pull to the only site with water, and then reset your camper. They did graciously refund all our money. We drove another two hours to a KOA West of Denver, where they held the only site left. The KOA was much nicer, though more expensive. A very frustrating day of travel that ended well, thank God! Middlefork should have been telling people ahead of time that they were without water. Again they did refund all our money.

Don Morrison

Most people staying at the Rv park are full time residents with many of their Rvs almost looking abandoned. Had one super drunk guy everyday making a complete you know what of himself. He was so drunk a couple of the nights he couldn't hold on to his dogs leash and it ran into our camp and fought our dogs. The Sheriff was at several of the Rv spots looking to make contact with several of the residents so not sure what this was about but it wasn't a settling feeling. Another complaint is that there is no designated dump. We only had electricity at our site and were told we'd have water but apparently it was "frozen". I would not recommend this place for families and oh btw it's pretty expensive.

mike skiinghousedad

We wanted a basecamp close to local skiing at a reasonable price. It's winter, 7° nights, so no surprise or expectations for water to be on. Bathrooms are warm and working, no snow to deal with. Grocery store just up the hill, an Ace Hardware and a brewery. Can't ask for more.

Scott Hill

Nice quiet little campground near the river. Great communication with onsite staff. Showers, bathroom, and laundry available! Refreshing to work with people vs policies 🙂