Lazy Day Campground

What a great campground. Pride in Ownership shows everywhere. The sites are nicely sized and level. Most are pull through. Very large and well cared for Dog park. Nice walking trails for the pups. The facilities are spotless and the grounds are very nice. Good size swimming pool and small camp store. One of the nicest friendly campground we have stayed at.

This is our second time staying here and it’s been a wonderful experience. Sites are nicely payed out and level with plenty of space between sites. The owners are very accommodating and friendly. The grounds have a whimsical appeal . Pool is secluded down a short path beside a garden . Several ponds, extra large fenced dog yard and the Restrooms and laundry are exceptional. Nothing but positives.

Stayed here on way to Colorado. Enjoyed it so much that we ask if they had room for us on our way back home. Well, we are on our way back and just arrived back to Lazy Day. Word is out about this campground because it is full. Nancy and Dan take such pride and work hard to make sure their guest are comfortable. Nancy warmly welcomed us back and Dan escorted us again to our site and lined us up perfectly.
Lazy Day is our favorite campground and it will now always be a stopping point for us.
Details to site layout, functionality, and comfort were well planned. Bathrooms and laundry have AC. Connectivity worked very well.
PS..We noticed the many billboards advertising a nearby store called Cranes. Glad we visited it because it had an impressive inventory. It also had a museum next to it that was also a surprise and definitely worth checking out.

We really enjoyed the chill environment. The owners were both very nice and seemed to be helping people get to their sites long after they had closed. They had a nice pool although we didn’t use it because of the rain. I would definitely come back here again for an overnight or a couple days if I felt like just being lazy. It was a cool environment and I’d be happy to put my feet up there.

We have stayed here before and now again. Would stay here in the future again also !! We were in Site #32 , we had to use a 2" riser/yellow lego on one side, to get level. Pull thru long enough for our truck and 23 ft Tr. Trailer to stay hitched. WiFi was so-so but we bring our own hot spots ( and boosters) and they had Great Verizon ,
AT&T not so much....
Quiet place, shaded, nice big dog park. Very nice showers/bathroom. Very friendly welcoming staff. Great value for the $$.

Stayed here one night on a long trek to the West. Conveniently located about 1.5 miles off I70. Very friendly owner took our reservation details and arranged for a late check-in. Pull through sites with gravel pads, electricity, water, and sewer. Wi-Fi signal was decent but internet connectivity non-existent. Bathrooms were very clean, and the campground buildings were nicely decorated. Sites were terraced into the side of a hill thus giving a nice view. Would definitely stay here again!

We really enjoyed our stay here! Upon arrival the owners gave us a map and pointed out points of interest, and then escorted us to our site. The gravel site was level and long enough for our 27' trailer and truck. Because we were camping with some family, we reserved buddy sites so that we shared a common space between us (#35 & #36). The grounds and facilities are clean and well maintained, and the owners very friendly and helpful. There is a nice dog park, a pool and lawn games, as well as laundry facilities with bathrooms and showers. It was a great experience and we will definitely stay here again.

We stayed here for a month in order to reduce our travel during the coronavirus outbreak and paid just $500 for our stay. Owners Dan and Nancy guided us to our site and helped us position the camper (our site was pull-through but the entry made for a tight turn). We didn’t make use of the bathrooms or showers during our stay, and none of the recreational buildings were open due to the virus, but we made use of the laundry room. The office building includes a small store with various snacks and souvenir items, and they sell propane: if you have portable tanks they will refill them and drop them off at your site. Each site comes with a picnic table and fire ring, and firewood is available for purchase (and that will also be delivered to your site).

I work a 40-hour work week and require a constant internet connection. The campground is 1 mile south of I-70, and by pointing my Verizon hotspot device with MIMO antenna towards I-70 I was able to get between 40-60Mbps down and 5Mbps up, which was more than enough for work and also for streaming TV shows. My AT&T signal on my smartphone was also good. Despite being close to I-70, there is no road noise, and on a clear night you can see a decent number of stars.

This is a very dog-friendly campground. The dog park is large with a 4-foot fence and double-gates at each end. There are other grassy areas to walk your dogs near the front of the campground. The gravel sites and roads means there’s less chance of tracking mud into the camper, though there were some spots where our greyhounds didn’t like to walk because the gravel was too loose or the rocks were too large.

The campground has a lot of cool little bonus features. There’s a koi pond just off the road leading to the office and you can buy fish food to feed them. There’s also a small fishing pond that we saw a number of guest take advantage of. At the back of the campground is a wide gravel trail leading down to a small lake, and there’s a hiking trail that leads to the other side of the lake and up the hillside. There are several wooden sculptures and totem poles scattered throughout the campground, and the outdoor hangout space near the pool has a number of artistic decorations.

We enjoyed our stay there and plan on returning the next time we are in the area.