Hide-A-Way Mobile Village

We wanted something in Cheyenne so we could easily do some sight-seeing. Hide-a-way is right across the Union Pacific Railyards from downtown and state government center, so it is well placed.

It is a little hard to get into the RV park, as the road in is narrow but is 2-way. There is really not a place to park to check-in, and we felt like we were hanging out in the highway. We had to wait a little to get checked in on Sunday afternoon. Someone is around during business hours on week-days, but it looks like the weekends is not staffed. This is probably because this is primarily a residential mobile home park more than an RV stop. The RV spaces are in a different area then the full-time residents. That said, these are the nicest, most helpful people around, full of suggestions and helpful getting backed in. We had to drive up a full level the height of our trailer, very steep, to get to our assigned spot. If the RV area had been full, I do not think we could have backed our 23-foot trailer in.

Sites are gravel-filled but are not especially stable, and it took a lot of effort to get the trailer levelled. We had winds up to 40-50 mph with gusts up to 70 mph that no one can do anything about, but, because we were up above the rest of the lot, it probably seemed a lot worse than it was. If you decide to stay here, don't come in late April, early May, when the winds are the worst. Water pressure was fine, and sewer hookups were fine. And it was pretty quiet to be in the middle of town.

The guys who have it now are working hard at making it a better place to stay - all waterlines were replaced the weekend before our visit, and they have other plans. I would stay here again in a pinch, but it would not be my first choice, primarily because the gravel was not really packed in and because I would be afraid I couldn't get my rig in if the lot was full.

Unfortunately had some vehicle issues and needed a spur of the moment place to stay while the dealership did their thing. Kyle, the manager, was incredibly helpful and friendly, even offering to give me a ride to get propane should I need it!

The sites have full hookups - water, electric and sewer, and there is laundry and showers/bathrooms on site! There’s even a small fenced in area with picnic tables and grills, where my dog and I could stretch our legs.

The rates were reasonable for all of the amenities. There isn’t a great view, but I’d stay here again just for the friendliness and customer service! I’d give it 10 stars if I could.

I would love to give this place a good review but the truth is this is the most disgusting mis managed drug infested mobile park we have ever been too!! The place was so bad we paid a whole month plus a dog deposit and walked after only 9 days!!! It was better to waste the money then to stay there!!!

The trailer next to us had a cracked sewer pad and human waste was coming up from the ground. To top it off on day two that same area developed a water leak and quickly turned into a literal cesspool!!!!

After speaking to the super three different times, the guy never even looked! That water ran for 7 days without anyone doing anything despite my complaints!!

I finally got upset and called the health department and no more then and hour later the super showed up asking when I was going to leave! Not to tell me he is getting it fixed or even to apologize but to ask me when I am leaving!

The supers name is Tod, and you will be hard pressed to find a lazier person. Like I was saying he never even came to look at the sewer and once I called the health department he tried to blame the guy in that spot for his cracked sewer. Clearly he is more concerned with his own personal projects and other crap then doing his job. He was never in the office the entire time and the only work I saw him doing was on his own stuff. I practically had to corner him to pay for the spot to begin with.

There is garbage and cut down tree branches everywhere. When we first got there I thought they were doing some tree work but no they literally just left it all over the park.

Tod takes zero pride in himself or the park and it really shows!! Its kinda sad honestly the place has great potential and would be wonderful if management cared at all.

Here is a funny note that drives home how little Tod cares. After about day five of him not looking into the sewage, I decided it was time to look for a new spot. So I made a facebook post asking if anyone had any recommendations for a good park. I went into detail about the issues with the sewage and the drug use. I even mentioned the signs on the dumpsters that ask you not to toss open needles into them!! I kid you not Tod replied to my ad saying he has spots available!!!
The guy is either as dense as a human being can be or he really doesn't care and didn't even remember the problem I spoke to him 3 different time about!!!