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Saddleback RV
Overview
Saddleback RV offers a peaceful retreat nestled in the heart of the Grand Valley, providing a clean and well-maintained environment for travelers exploring Western Colorado. The park's layout is designed to maximize the **stunning mountain views** while providing a functional space for modern RVers. Known for its **quiet atmosphere**, this destination allows guests to relax away from the noise of more crowded tourist hubs while enjoying the rugged beauty of the high desert.
Location & Surroundings
Situated in Parachute, Colorado, the park is conveniently located just off Interstate 70, making it an easy stop for those traveling between Denver and Grand Junction. The landscape is defined by the dramatic **Roan Cliffs** and the nearby Battlement Mesa, offering a majestic backdrop for every campsite. Guests can enjoy the crisp air that characterizes this unique **Western Slope location**, which provides a sense of seclusion while remaining close to essential local services and grocery options.
Amenities & Park Features
The facility is designed to accommodate a variety of rigs with **full hookup sites** that include 30 and 50-amp service. To ensure a comfortable stay, the park provides several key features to help travelers feel at home:
- Reliable **high-speed Wi-Fi** to stay connected while on the road.
- Convenient **on-site laundry facilities** and clean shower areas.
- Spacious gravel pads, including many pull-through options for larger rigs.
The park is also **pet-friendly**, ensuring that your four-legged companions can enjoy the fresh mountain air right alongside you during your stay.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Outdoor enthusiasts will find plenty to explore within a short drive of the park. **Rifle Falls State Park** is a popular destination nearby, featuring a unique triple waterfall and fascinating limestone caves. For those seeking relaxation, the world-famous **Glenwood Hot Springs** are located about 40 minutes to the east. Fishing and rafting opportunities are abundant on the nearby Colorado River, while the Grand Mesa offers hundreds of alpine lakes and miles of hiking trails for high-altitude exploration.
Who This Park Is Best For
This park is an ideal choice for **road-trippers and explorers** who want a reliable and quiet place to rest while touring the Colorado mountains. It is particularly well-suited for **big-rig owners** who need level sites and easy access from the highway. Because of its serene environment and functional layout, it also appeals to long-term travelers or seasonal workers looking for a **well-managed home base** in Garfield County that offers both comfort and scenery.
Amenities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Discounts
- Facility
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Tina Lay
We had a blast here, I love that it was succeeded in the middle of nowhere which made it enjoyable and quiet, and we went out for nature walk on the trails and the hookups were great as well, thank you Saddleback RV
Dan and Jackie Lutterman
They are listed as a Passport America park. Tried several times to call during the day for an overnight spot. They have an answering service-possibly overseas. Left many messages but no return calls. We went there and found a poorly organized residential park- couldn’t find a site that we knew was vacant só had to drive on. Don’t waste your time!!!
Mary Cleary
Nice crowd and beautiful views of the Colorado landscape from that spot. It definitely is a place to visit.
Bryan C
Not sure what happened. I called and spoke with someone at the front desk about staying just for a night. Was told I'd need to bring a cashier's check or money order to pay for the night (credit card machine was down and they don't take cash), so I picked one up on the way. I was traveling ~4-5 hours so asked if I would be able to check in after the office closed at 5 pm, just to make sure I had a backup plan. I was told 'no', that I'd need to arrive by 5 pm or I wouldn't be able to stay the night. I scrambled and arrived at Saddleback RV Resort at just after 4 pm to find that the office was closed for the day. No answer when I called the office. They had my phone number so unclear why I wasn't called to let me know things had changed on Saddleback's part. The pitbull that wandered by a few times while I was parked near the office seemed nice, as were the maintenance staff I met.
paul horton
Good luck making a reservation . I called on a Friday to make a reservation for Sunday ... No call back . Then I called on Saturday ... No call back ... So I left a text on Saturday ... No call back ... This company has a answering service I left word with the each time and still NO CALL BACK ... I won't call anymore and will never stay there ever and if anyone ever ask about this park boy will I give them and earfull !!!!
Susette Winkler
I've lived here for over 2 yrs. I don't see it as trashy at all. Megan the manager is the bomb, actually the best in the last 2 yrs. My neighborhood in the park is tight we look out for each other and each other's things. I look at other parks and by far this is the best. Few draw backs but nothing because of the park. Its windy and hot but its beautiful here.
Lady Elisabeth
I'm giving 1 star because this was the last decent RV resort in the Valley. You're better off paying for a night at Loves if you're only staying overnight. You're also better off asking a land owner if you can pay to park on their land. There's a dump station in town. Unless Melissa leaves, don't bother driving up the Mesa. She'll waste your time and treat you based on how much money she thinks you make. *Melissa, Thank you for repeatedly lying. You may be able to control who lives in Saddleback RV Park, but you have no authority over who I sell my RV to. You actually did me a HUGE FAVOR by denying both potential buyers an application to the RV park. I think it's amusing that you think you are 'destroying' me. Not in the least. Instead of selling it for a very low price to help a pregnant woman escape an abusive relationship, a rich couple in Florida bought it and shipped it. Good luck with your sales, especially since you will be kicking out nearly 75% of the tenants due to them all owning rigs that's older than 10 years. I sincerely hope this review gives you the credit you deserve. After all, you like to brag that you have been with RHP properties for a decade, yet you treat residents you think are poor like trash. Have fun with that. *Update: adding in the screenshots of the harassment I received from someone who apparently met me, but I don't remember. She felt the need to harass me about taking down this review. Instead, I'm sharing with you her choice words. 😎✌️🍿 Enjoy the show
Gary Myers
It might look a little rough to some but this place has very nice people running it and living in it.. It has beautiful views and its quiet.
Heather lark Irwin
The manager was rude to myself and the person i stayed with. The maintenance staff were very helpful
Laura
This place just has a bunch of RV"S parked on gravel. No trees or grass anywhere there is a laundry room. Place could really use some trees and grass and maybe a play ground for kids