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Tried to look at previous reviews but it appears they were posted when the Campground was under a different name (Jellystone) and thus not viewable. Getting in was a bit tight with our F350 and 33ft Fifth Wheel, but getting out was easy. We very specifically reserved a full hookup sight for a full flush reset as we primarily boondock, which was around $80. This is steep for us, but it’s a hub city and there was plenty to offer in amenities. So much to do, that we discussed extending one night but that would have been another $100. So we took care of business doing a months worth of laundry, thouraly flushed the tanks with their great water pressure and did weeks of meal prep. Plenty of conveniently placed dumpsters, and washers had credit card readers (love). Washer load cost $5, which sounds high until you see the dryers are free. Book early if you can as prices fluctuate based on demand. Docked a star because the “dynamic” pricing gave us and the receptionist a headache.

We stayed 5 nights in Bobcat B21. The Bobcat loop is the best for larger rigs, but it's still tight. Sites B1 and B3 are the best for larger rigs and we saw a Class A in B1 although the turnaround space there seemed tight too. The main loop was very twisty and tight on our 30 foot trailer (50 feet total length). We brushed past quite a few small branches getting to our spot (B21), which as others have noted was 4+ inches off level side to side. B20-B25 are on their own tight turnaround, which I wouldn't recommend for trailers 30+ feet long. The Bobcat loop is 2.5 miles from the entrance up some switchbacks so add 10 minutes to your drive time from Estes Park. Not a bad drive to RMNP though. We did really like the privacy between sites and the campground was very quite and mostly empty during our Sat-Thurs mid-August stay. Our site B21 had a really large picnic/tent space behind the pull thru parking. The only amenities here are vault toilets, dumpsters, and a few water spigots. No cell signal but we had Starlink. In addition to the campsite fee, we paid $10 a night for our tow vehicle and a $15 dumping fee when we left. Everything is expensive in this area, but next time we'll probably stay fewer days and spend the $$$ to stay closer to RMNP with FHU. Giving this campground 4 stars for privacy, cleanliness, and being more affordable than other options. Cons: felt too tight for our rig, additional fees.

Did not need sewer but fresh water. Pot holes mentioned previously have been fixed at the time of this review. This stop had dual use dump and a threaded fresh water spigot that worked well. Other places I’ve been that are advertised as free are often not well maintained and make a mess. This was very convenient as I was able to fill up on fresh water without blocking other trailers looking to dump on my way from Craters of the Moon to Dillon, MT. While we were filling, the fuel station and general store were also on par with National Park Camp Stores. Browsing we found all the basic necessities albeit at tourist gas station prices. Easy on, easy off and a well rounded all in one for travelers.

Very clean, well organized, spacious. Lots of low key activities, game room, showers, laundry, dump stations, 2 playgrounds, 9 hole chipper golf, volleyball, horseshoes, basketball court, short walking trail, great place for pets.