Tiger Run RV Resort

This is more a park model resort (they call ski chalets) than an RV resort. As such there is only one restroom and it is located at the club house and on our site, the water pressure was low.

Each site is privately owner, and the one we were on had a spy camera pointed into our RV. See photos.

This resort is truly top notch: The streets are wide the lots are large, and level, and the FHU 50 amp service comes with onsite high speed internet. Everything is very clean and the staff is more than helpful. The views of the surrounding mountains are spectacular, and the nearby towns offer all kinds of activities including hiking, skiing, and shopping and there is a multitude of restaurants.

This is not a typical RV park that most of us encounter when we travel. Tiger Run is a resort where spaces are owned and throughout the year, owners chose to rent their spaces to other RVer’s. This resort is beautiful and the spaces are paved, quite large, easy to negotiate and very level. Green grass and trees are plentiful and it is centrally located between Breckenridge and Frisco Colorado. All utilities are top notch. Wi-Fi is very fast and reliable. Cable TV is also offered with plenty of channels to choose from. The resort has plenty of amenities as well. Pool, tennis courts, common green space, laundry, etc.
All of this beauty and luxury comes at a price. This is not an inexpensive place to stay but if you are willing to splurge a little, you will love the setting and comfort. Plan ahead as not many spaces are available throughout the year for renters.

This is a first class well kept resort conviently located between Breckenridge and Frisco, CO. WiFi and cabal TV were very good. My lot was acceptable full hook-ups. Nice view of snow capped mountains off in the distance from my driver side sprinter 2nd row window from the captains chair.

Nice mixture of RV lots and chalets/cabins.

Only complaint was the afternoons were noisy due to landscape crews. However, the work obviously needs to get done sometime.

We spent 3 winter seasons at Tiger Run for the skiing. We absolutely loved it and thought we would continue to go back every year until they raised the monthly rate to a ridiculously high price. Anyway, this year we only went for 2 weeks instead of the whole season because we love skiing at Breckenridge. I really wish their winter monthly rates were more reasonable like they used to be so we could spend winters there again. It's a beautiful park with very nice amenities. Wifi doesn't work well at all, but we bring our own internet devices so it didn't matter. Verizon & T-Mobile work very well, AT&T was okay.

We had high expectations for this resort campground based on reviews and location. The main and big issue we had with it was the constant loud road traffic from Hwy 9 as well as construction noises within the campground during the day. Little chalets are being built throughout the campground. Also, there were no road signs so it took a frustrating half hour to find our site when we arrived. The pros was being able to walk over to hike the Gold Hill Trailhead, and easy access to Breckinridge snd Frisco.

We stayed in late June/early July. Loved the resorts location. Great mountain biking on Colorado trail and Galena Gulch and Muggins Gulch from right behind the resort. Breck itself is a short drive up the road and was crowded as ever (yet also pretty as ever). Resort itself is clean, feels safe and its amenities are second to none. In this category one could argue that trash pickup at the site should be included yet we didn’t mind. This is a mixed cabins/RV resort. We will stay again.

We look forward to coming back to Tiger Run again in the future. We had a change of plans and needed to book a same day stay and had to call. The girl that answered was so nice and helpful. We were staying for 6 nights but the spot we wanted wasnt available for the first night. The girl asked if we had dogs and put us at a spot closest to the dog park that was a pull thru, which was awesome. Their clubhouse with laundry facilities were some of the best I have seen at any of the places we have stayed. They accepted credit card and were very reasonably priced and clean! We can’t wait to stay again - close to the slopes for an easy drive too!

This is 1 of the nicest private parks we've stayed at. We had a regular pull thru (not the deluxe). It was roomy and long with a good amount of space for sitting. The grounds were really nice with lush landscaping. It is a very peaceful park. There is a good sized dog park as well and they have cameras to catch people leaving their dog crap so as you'd imagine, there was none to be found. I'm totally fine with cameras if it keeps things clean.

This is a big rig friendly park with a lot of high end Class A's everywhere. The roads are in good shape and easy to navigate. Even with the high end aspect, it did not feel snooty at all.

Wifi was typical...barely usable. Verizon and ATT both had good data speeds w/out a booster.
The surrounding area has a ton of things to do. Downtown Breckenridge is fun but don't miss Frisco as it's also got a lot to do and is a little less crowded. Vail is a quick 35 min drive.
We were sad to leave and I really could not think of anything this park could do better.