Glenwood Canyon Resort – États-Unis

For two months in the winter, we resided in one of their campgrounds. We were unsure of what the experience would be like prior to our arrival, but we were pleasantly surprised. The staff was welcoming, the scenery was beautiful, and the location was convenient - it was only a short distance from Glenwood Springs, a half hour from Costco, and under an hour from Vail. Despite its proximity to the city and the highway, the campsite was quiet and peaceful. The surrounding rock formations and lower elevation made it less breezy and more temperate than other nearby camping areas. Highly recommended!

il y a 3 ans

Glenwood is so beautiful that it's hard to say anything negative about the place. We live close but came for a weekend getaway and it was a perfect recharge. 34ft TT that fit perfectly in our spot and had plenty of room to extend our awning out completely. 50amp, 30amp, and 20amp all at our sight; plus water and sewer. The big rig sights are all back in and can fit some pretty big rigs. About 5 minutes from Glenwood Springs and the infamous hot springs pool. Pool is pretty pricey but worth it with all the activities that are there. On sight at your campground there is white water rafting trips, a Zipline, an obstacle course, and a bar and grill. The river runs right past the grounds but only if you are in a smaller rig can you park on the lower half by the water. The sight was more expensive than we expected but compared to getting a hotel in the area it was nothing. Campground has WiFi hotspot at the bar and grill but our Sprint service was perfect. Our neighbors had At&t and they said it was ok. I know from living here that At&t is terrible in Western Colorado and your best bet is Sprint or Verizon here.

il y a 3 ans

This was a nice place to stay, but it is definitely not a “resort” (or at least how I would define resort) and it is very expensive for what you get. Our site was all gravel, large enough for our RV (which is 39 feet) and had a picnic table. Nothing special for the price we paid. If you are small enough, there are some really nice sites on the river. The location of the resort is nice as you are right off the bike path (you can bike 3 miles into Glenwood Springs or bike out 17 miles to the end of the bike path in Dotsero). The “resort” has nothing else, though (that you get for you money). It does have a bar and grill which was nice because you could meet people staying in the park (and they have great french fries). They have a rafting company on site and we did a river trip down the Shoshone (water was low due to the dry winter, but still fun) and there is a climbing wall and zip line in the park as well. So perhaps that is why it is called a resort. If you want to do laundry, there are only two washers and two dryers. We did not use the facilities and the price for the washers was $4.00/load - which, based on what I have paid in other parks, is high. The price for this park did not match the amenities - hence my rating of 3 stars. But good location if you want to be near Glenwood Springs and Aspen.

il y a 3 ans

Docked one star only because the sites are close together and a little tricky to get into - but right by the river, the view and ambiance are just gorgeous. The owner is very nice and gave me some firewood the day I arrived. Bar and grill was closed for the season in mid-October but it's just a short drive to Glenwood. There's a zipline course and whitewater rafting opportunities right on-site. At night you can hear the river right outside your window at the water/electric only sites and it's SO lovely.

il y a 3 ans

We needed a place to set-up for skiing Aspen Snowmass areas for two weeks and this was the best place we found. GWCR offered power, water and sewer in winter, which is saying a lot. Otherwise the 'resort' was closed and the bathroom/showers were barley kept warm. GWCR is located in a spectacular part of the canyon, right on the Colorado River. It's 10 min into Glenwood Springs and about an hour to the ski areas.

il y a 3 ans