Cedar Creek RV Park

I travelled here with a 35’ 5th wheel, long bed pickup and parked in the site #21, a FHU, PT site. Roads and sites were gravel, level and very close to each other. The biggest benefit was having shade trees since it was in the 90’s. This site had shade most of the morning and part of the afternoon. There was a picnic table but no fire pit. I had 2 bars 5G Verizon, a cable hookup (which I didn’t use) and wifi was available but didn’t work the best. I didn’t check OTA stations. There is a section for LT residents that had some trailers that were not going anywhere (e.g. flat tires) and some cute cabins. The layout was a bit haphazard. There was a big dog park area. The laundry was $2.50W/$1.25D. I didn’t use either the laundry or the bathhouse which was very old and dated. While needing an update, it was clean and the showers had a small stool to put things on. It was convenient to drive up to Black Canyon of the Gunnison (my rig wouldn't fit in the campgrounds in the park.) It was a fine place for a relatively short stay. I usually stay in state parks or National Park/forest locations so I am used to having more space and privacy, thus the lower rating in my mind.

We had booked a pull through site 6 month in advance of our stay. When we arrived there were no pull though sites available. Campsite owner indicated that our booking had not been transferred over to their reservation system. They were able to find us a reverse in site for our stay but didn’t offer any compensation for the inconvenience.

The campsite has a large number of long stay campers and the sites are somewhat close together. Facilities are basic.

While our site was on the tight side, it was nicely maintained and shaded. Getting in and out of the park is a little hairy, there is a huge curb coming in off the street into the industrial area where the park is, its gonna throw you around a bit so go slow. Overall it was nice and extremely convenient to Black Canyon NP which is absolutely stunning!

Unfortunately we were not able to stay at this campsite. We had reservations and when we arrived we were told that the people in our spot decided to stay another night and that we could not stay. They also said that our rig would not fit in the slot they had reserved for us anyway. They could not accommodate us. We asked what we could’ve done differently to prevent this from happening in the future and they said that it was their mistake. So just beware that reservations do you no good at this campsite

As noted in other reviews, there is a miniature golf for those interested. The park is close to Black Canyon National Park and Montrose. The staff was very friendly and pleasant, and the bathrooms and laundry pretty clean.

The sites are quite close together. Don't expect to spread out with a fire pit. There are no fire pits. The men's shower area was kept very cold for some reason and the shower stalls very tight. All in all and ok site for a night or two, but not a place to hang out, though there seem to be some long-term folks staying there.

As others have mentioned, the RV park has a mini golf attached, which looked pretty good.

Overall the place was clean, no complaints there. As a place to stop for the night it worked out well. We had full hookups and a pull through space. I don't think I'd like to spend more than a day or two here though.

Each site is separated by a wooden hitching post. There are no tables, fire rings or room to setup much of anything. If you're only planning on sleeping it would be fine. But it is easy to get in and out and the pads are pretty level gravel.

The WiFi like at most places is fine when everyone is asleep, but REALLY slow when everyone is using it.

We needed a shipping address while in the area to visit Black Canyon of the Gunnison and Cedar Creek fit the bill - only 15 miles from the national park entrance. Rick, the owner/manager, works hard to keep things ship-shape. He’s very friendly, helpful and has a great sense of humor too.

The mini-golf course if fantastic! 18-holes, moving obstacles, well designed, well maintained, and a ton of fun! And it’s FREE. The park is situated within Montrose city limits, but it’s tucked back off the main road behind a bowling alley and other businesses.

The sites are narrow and very close together, there are some large shade trees but plan on being very friendly with your neighbors. Each site has either a picnic table or a small bistro table/chairs, a few have firepits. Sites are full hook-up (50amp) and there is a laundry, very nice showers/restrooms and a large fenced dog run.

There is a 10% GS discount off the daily rate or the weekly rate is pay full price for 6 nights, get the 7th free. The total for our week’s stay was $284.10. Ask about discounts for longer stays.

We had 2 bars of Verizon 4G. Wifi worked fairly well when it was up and running. We jinxed ourselves by complimenting Rick on the Wifi and it promptly went down and we couldn’t get on for a day or so. We mentioned it and Rick reset the system and we were ok after that.

We were looking for an RV park close to Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park and chose this one based on DriveDiveDevour's review. I concur with everything they said - yeah this allows me to be very lazy and not come up with my own things to say. The man at the front desk is very amusing and friendly and the whole place is well tended and cared for. They have a great looking mini-golf course on site, but between work, hunting Pokemon in town, and hiking at the park, we didn't have time to try it out.

The rate reflects a w/e site with Good Sam discount.

The owners were very friendly when we checked in giving us advice about visiting the Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park and joking around. Walking around, you can tell they care and keep the park in tip-top shape. There are some rental RVs on the property. The laundry room and bathrooms were very clean. There is also a mini-golf course that looks super cute compared to most campground courses.

You could walk to a couple restaurants from the cg including a Mexican place and steakhouse.

Very easy to get to Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park.

ATT and Verizon was pretty good although I forgot to note the bars.

Note that you need to go down an alleyway to get to the entrance which we missed at first, but we were able to turn around easily on some new roads on the left.