Mountaindale Cabins & RV Resort

We stayed in Getaway cabin, rated for 2-4 people, 2 is cozy, more is a crowd. Very rustic cabin that could use some TLC. Definitely okay for one or two night stay to get away from the busy city and enjoy wilderness. The upstairs loft has decent beds but can be a challenge to continue up and down the ladder. Better for more youth individuals to appreciate. Cabin is equipped with bare minimum for a couple meals. The RV part of the area has more potential.

This site was so beautiful. We had a pull thru site #80 across from the office. It was the first place we were able to set up our full camp with fencing and chairs. The first morning we came out and 3 deer were walking 15 feet from our camper just wandering through the sites unbothered. It was great. Our RV is a bit challenged so we are very choosey about where we are able to drive and get into and this site wasnt bad at all. They lead you to your site. All in all a very enjoyable stay! Only FYI is that it says Colorado Springs but its on the very edge of it. Pretty far out from town and over an hour from Denver. Just keep that in mind.

By far these have been the friendliest people we have come across. Staff was always asking if we needed anything and made us feel welcome right from the time of check in. Stayed in site 83 which was a pull through with plenty of room for our 27 ft. travel trailer and our truck (full hookups). Private bathrooms with showers were kept nicely clean during our stay. Lots of deer on the property as we saw them wondering through the campsites daily. Well worth ordering the pizza from their cute restaurant and having it delivered to your campsite.
Wish that you could book a site on-line but they take only phone reservations. This isn't a big deal but a bit more convenient to be able to book on-line. Good internet which you can use for internet dialing on you phone.

We spend 4 nights here with what is considered a ‘Big Rig’. Our Motorhome is 40 feet long, plus we pull a 20 foot enclosed trailer. We were assigned spot 76 which was a spacious pull thru. Right from the beginning of checking in the experience was wonderful. Very friendly and attentive service, from being guided into our spot to helping with setup if needed.
There was a dog run which our two pups loved but also plenty of places to walk them as well. What stood out was the incredible landscaping of the whole campground. Beautiful site layouts with picnic tables at each.
We would stay here again should we pass thru this area again.

Beautiful park 2 miles off the highway - Google Maps was spot on with the directions. The lots are spacious and nestled among the pines. The hosts are incredibly friendly and thankful for your visit. Guides escort you to your site pointing out speed bumps, trees and turns along the way. Our site had plenty of room to park the rig and disconnect the truck. We had a very large patio area next to a beautifully terraced rock wall with native plants and flowers. We will most certainly be back to stay again!

Water pressure = 55 psi
Camp Internet = 3.01M down & 4.67M up
Verizon = no service - use WiFi calling via camp Internet
AT&T = no service - use WiFi calling via camp Internet

This place was great, that is all I can say. Well, maybe a few more things. When we arrived the folks in our campsite misread their reservations and thought they were there one more day. We waiting 6 hours for them to return, in that time they parked us in their overflow area where we had water and electric if we needed it. they kept checking on us all day until we got settled. They guide you to your spot and help you get parked. Friendly staff and great campers.

Behind us was a dog area and we saw lots of pooches playing and having fun. The park is clean and very well maintained. There was a play area for kids (we don't have any in tow...) and the feel was woodsy and secluded. Some of the sites are "super sites" so they are really big, but ours was just perfect. Campfires every night. Just a campers dream.

We made these reservations in January (6 months ahead), and this was the only site they had available for our dates, so, be warned, if you want to stay here, plan way ahead.

So much to do in the area and it is a way out of town, but that didn't bother us at all. It was a bit more pricey than we usually pay, but you get that back in surroundings.

One more thing, there is no cell service there, but their internet has wifi calling that enhances your phone. The internet was steps above what we typically find at RV parks. Just don't expect to stream a move.... we emailed, got onto webpages, texted, all without any difficulty.

Let me put in a plug for the Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame, even if you aren't a rodeo fan, this is a great place to go and super reasonable. One or our favorite spots while there.

We enjoyed our stay here. Many amenities were unavailable due to the pandemic but the park was very well maintained, sites are mostly spaced out well with a few exceptions. Quiet at night and stars galore in the night sky. While you can get Verizon LTE the signal is very, very weak. You may get 1 bar or 2 bars but the actual signal strength is weak. Do not rely on Verizon if you plan on working remotely here and need to join video calls. Even basic skype calls without video frequently dropped during our stay. So, while we were able to work, the experience was frequently frustrating. Basic cell phone calls also drop frequently or have periods of garbled sound. The park’s WIFI was hit and miss, but generally worked ok for very basic internet usage such as checking email and light web browsing.

**They have remodeled and the site map on the website does not accurately represent the current layout. Call to confirm if your wanting a specific spot. July 2020**

If your looking for a secluded area in the mountains this is the place. It’s close enough to West Pueblo to get all your “legal” needs. And even closer to Colorado Springs to get all your hiking and scenery needs. They have pizza on site that they’ll deliver to your site. It’s no better or worse than any other delivery pizza. They have community events such as ice cream socials distancing and even a red white and blue waffle breakfast for the 4th. They have plenty of nice big sites not too close together we have a 37’ TT which 3 slides. We where able to put all of our slides out and still had plenty of room in the site to park next to our trailer. They where very accommodating, we had originally booked a pull through site but due to a tree we where unable to pull through. It was our first trip with our trailer and we had not back it in yet. They guided us perfectly into our site with no issue.

They have an awesome little trail up to the peak of the mountain behind the park that is filled with really cool minerals. Remember to apply sunscreen and bring a trekking pole to help on the loose path.

And check out the Coyote Coffee Den just down 115 towards West Pueblo. It is delicious and has great drinks.

All in all it’s a great spot to unplug and live in the moment.