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Snowy Peaks RV Park and Rentals
Snowy Peaks RV Park and Rentals is a family-friendly RV park located in Buena Vista, Colorado. Our park is nestled in the beautiful Rocky Mountains and offers breathtaking views of the Collegiate Peaks. We offer a variety of RV sites, including full hook-up sites, pull-through sites, and tent sites. Our park also features a heated pool, hot tub, playground, and a clubhouse with a game room. We also offer a variety of rental options, including cabins, trailers, and motorhomes. Whether you’re looking for a weekend getaway or a longer stay, Snowy Peaks RV Park and Rentals is the perfect place to relax and enjoy the beauty of the Rocky Mountains.
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- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- Internet
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
PET OWNERS BEWARE – This Place Is a Scam, Not “Pet Friendly” If you have dogs, avoid Snowy Peaks RV Park in Buena Vista at all costs. They advertise themselves as “pet friendly,” but the reality is the exact opposite. The moment we arrived with our two pups (a Westie and a Jack Russell), we were harassed by staff. Here’s what you can really expect: Dogs are banned from touching grass. Let that sink in—they call themselves pet friendly, yet grass is strictly off-limits. Dog fences are prohibited on grass, even if the fence is almost entirely on gravel. Ours was 98% on gravel, yet still not acceptable. Instead, your pets must sit on blazing hot gravel in full sun all day. The staff actually walk around the campground posting signs on people’s RV windows with the order: “Move fence to gravel.” We have photos of both the so-called “manager” and these ridiculous signs. The “manager,” with a chip on his shoulder and an appalling lack of professionalism, used hostile, confrontational language with me. It was bullying, plain and simple. We were there barely an hour before we packed up and left in disgust. The hypocrisy of advertising as “pet friendly” while creating an openly hostile environment for dog owners is astounding. Thankfully, we went next door to another RV resort where the people were amazing, the atmosphere was welcoming, and—imagine this—our dogs were actually treated like part of the family. Snowy Peaks RV Park is a joke and a hostile trap for pet owners. Don’t waste your time or money here. If you travel with pets, head to Moon Stream RV Park or Mt. Princeton RV Park instead—both are truly welcoming and far more deserving of your stay.
Padraig McCuaig
Joyce and Dorty are the best and everyone else who works there, it is my favorite place to stay. It's clean sites are big and we'll maintained i highly recommend
Hope Moss
We're so pleased we found this park. Sites are nicely sized and clean. Management is very friendly and helpful. We will return often.
Becca Morgeson
Employees were nice but not accommodating. We arrived Feb 1st and decided not to stay and told the manager we wouldn’t be staying for the month we paid for because there is no internet and the bathrooms were always dirty. The manager refused to give us back our deposit because our winter special stay was until April. The agreement I signed didn’t state we would lose all of our money from our deposit. Kind of deceiving… make sure you know what you are getting into before you sign anything (apparently there are things you agree to that aren’t in a contract) BUYER BEWARE. You will lose money here and the wifi doesn’t work and the bathrooms were always dirty even after someone cleaned them…dirty air vents, dirty floors, and dirty toilets and sinks. Advice to management: tell your guest all the details before they sign anything and maybe clean the bathrooms twice a day.
Anna Leigh Peek
This campground has two motel style rooms you can reserve. The room itself was nice. Does not include a private bathroom, you have to use the clubhouse bathroom which is two bathrooms that other guest campers use (so you may have to wait). On the plus side you don’t have to walk outside to access the bathroom. It was fine for a night.