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Mountain View Mobile Home Park
Overview
Overview
Situated along the western slope of Colorado, Mountain View Mobile Home Park in Montrose, CO offers travelers a base camp framed by the rugged vistas of the Uncompahgre Valley. Travelers navigating the high-desert landscapes of western Colorado will find this location provides a straightforward stopover. Because specific infrastructure details are not universally documented, visitors should contact management directly to verify individual pad dimensions, electrical hookup amperages, and seasonal space availability before arrival.
Location & Surroundings
Perched along the Uncompahgre River corridor, the region sits at an elevation where arid desert plateaus meet towering alpine peaks. The climate features clear skies and wide temperature ranges typical of the high desert, making morning setups brisk and afternoons warm. Arriving via U.S. Highway 50 or U.S. Highway 550, drivers encounter broad agricultural valleys bordered by dramatic red rock canyons and distant mountain ranges to the east.
Amenities & Park Features
Given the name, the property primarily functions as a mobile home community that may accommodate specific traveler units. Hookup configurations, water pressure, and sewer access vary widely across older western mobile communities. It is essential to call ahead regarding specific RV requirements. Visitors should specifically inquire about pull-through versus back-in access, road clearance, vehicle length restrictions, and any community guidelines regarding pets or extended parking.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
The surrounding landscape serves as a gateway to some of the most dramatic geological features in the American West. Just a short drive east leads to the sheer cliffs and dark depths of Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park. Outdoor enthusiasts frequently utilize the area for access to Ridway State Park reservoirs, alpine hiking trails in the San Juan Mountains, and day trips to the hot springs and Victorian architecture of nearby Ouray.
Who This Park Is Best For
This location suits independent road-trippers, regional contractors, and travelers seeking a functional base rather than a resort experience. Visitors looking for immediate access to western Colorado public lands, highway corridors, and local services without the isolation of remote campgrounds will find the setting practical. It works well for self-contained rigs navigating the mountain passes along the San Juan Skyway.
Reviews
Ivan Ferreira Casotto
Barry Kanter
We are a family of four three of us are disabled we live in a different mobile home park owned by this company. We've been using the oven for heat for the past 3 years we have a crack in the bathtub for the past 2 years. We have reported this to management so many times only to be ignored
Tim L. Stauffer
Leonel
Lived there 10 years with no problems.
Nikki Wiley
We just moved in and the place is disgustingly gross the bathroom had all kinds of black mold in it there was no handles on her bathtub we have not been able to take a shower since we lived there we've been there 15 days now and our washing machine of course leaks all over the place. If somebody came in and inspected this place it would be condemned no joke stay away from this place they'll tell you anything to get you in there but don't believe it and just go somewhere else.