Sky High Colorado RV Park

We came to the reservoir for a fishing and family experience. I have been coming to Taylor for 50+ years but it has been 17 since my last visit. The place has changed drastically, it now really caters to the ATV crowd. That can be a positive or negative depending on the group you're aligned with. Lots of motor noise, cest la vie. The site was fine and the services are adequate for what you are getting. The restroom/shower area is clean and sufficient. This a campground after all. I would have liked an additional seat toilet, only one, so it can be a wait if you're not lucky. It is nice to have the services as it saves on cleaning issues if you had to rely on your rig. The couple who handled check-in and issues were very nice and helpful.
All in all a very nice place to spend your holiday when you're in the Taylor reservoir area.

Colorado Sky High RV Park is exactly what you'd have to be to enjoy your stay at this rv park. I get running an rv park you have to deal with all kinds, but the lack of customer service, and attention to any detail at all with the people "hosting" at this rv park have made me think about where I spend my vacation dollars when ATVing in the Colorado high country. We had reservations for a little less than a week in the rv park, we made them a month or so before our stay, and we were shocked when everyone around us, who were staying longer than a week, were forced to move spots to accommodate someone coming in for a day or two. The pure lack of common sense and the disruption a move like that causes is just out of this world and something I've never seen my 30+ years RVing. No one to answer phones, no one to answer questions when you need them, and the obsession with the $1 backflow part on the hose connection got really old really quick. The only thing anyone at "the park" (which is what everyone kept calling it) was how fast you were driving down the hill to the trading post. The ownership has changed in the last several years, and its showing in a very bad way. Will people stop coming? No - its the only place for texans to park and ride out of... But will the locals stop coming and spending money regularly - the group of 10 or so RVs that we talked to said it would be their last trip to that park - they had to move 9 times in their two weeks. The other thing I can't grasp - when you charge someone $20 to fill up their water tank - I'm cool with that - but you better not let them find out that up the hill at the RV park, people are washing their ATVs daily, and their RVs as often as needed at no additional charge - it made several people REALLY mad!

We stayed here for an off-road event. The campground itself was perfectly located for riding the trails. They did allow us to wash our machines which was great. The sites are very narrow and dusty. There is not a tree to be seen. There are only 2 toilets and 3 showers available. The staff is not the friendliest (except for the lady who works in the front desk she was always pleasant). We were told every site is 50amp and when we got here the premium site didn’t have the 50 amp. Many other campers ran into the same issue and continued to blow fuses. If it wasn’t for all the wonderful other campers we met we would have left. Next time I’ll dry camp.