Morefield Campground

Probably the worst national Park campground ever. Very little privacy. Very little upkeep. The dry wild grasses were growing into the fire pit. Is that a spot? It has a grill...but does not look like a spot. The showers are a days hike from the campground. You know when you fall asleep regretting where you camped and can’t w... more

Expensive for an older campground with no hook ups. Showers were hot, but older facilities. Camp sites were ok. Location was great and would stay here again for that reason only.

We had a very nice site in the Apache loop. Site was open with good views. Just took a few blocks to get level. Wifi worked very well. Restroom was clean. We walked to the amphitheater (about a 10 minute walk) for the evening program. Very quiet at night. Free showers about a mile away next to the registration building. Two sep... more

The only reason I'm giving this place 2 stars is the location inside Mesa Verde NP. Everything else was pretty much a failure. WiFi - sucks (never worked for more than a few minutes) Bathrooms - mostly filthy Campsites - grass, rutted and unmowed Signage - poor Remote toilets - Meh Big Rig friendly - Nope Expensive - Oh hell ... more

Well, you can't beat the location. Being inside the park is probably the biggest thing going for this campground. Being 10-15 minutes closer to the tours than the next closest campgrounds makes a difference. We stayed at one of the 15 full hookup campsites and while it wasn't amazing, it met our needs for our 1 night stay. We were in t... more

As others have noted, Morefield campground has areas that are overgrown and sites that appear abandoned. The Wifi is spotty but cell service is adequate, but if you are visiting a National Park you're not there for connectivity, you are there for beauty, quiet, stillness and night skies filled with stars. Even in July we were happily s... more

We enjoyed our stay here and visit to the park. It's a little run down side like a lot of the National Park campgrounds run by government contractors.

I knew going in that we couldn't expect any cell connectivity. I also knew that the $30 price was relatively high for a dry site in a national park. The trade-off was location. It's 15 minutes closer to the sights of Mesa Verde than anything else. What I didn't expect was the overgrown facilities. The campground had been laid out with ... more

We tore up the ground trying to get into our spot, though we've got exceptionally low clearance. I even broke the hitchball that secures our sway bar in place trying to maneuver into our spot. That's right, I broke the hitchball and was still able to go hiking a few hours later. I'm just a man like that, what can I say. Where is... more

We camped here in the off season, and for $20 a night we'd love to have at least water. Despite all the signs telling you the campground is closed, you can in fact stay here before the concierge officially opens. However, the dump station and all the water spigots are closed, although the bathrooms are open. It's definitely cheaper tha... more