Buffalo Hills RV Park

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You could find a worse place if you looked. But you'd have to look pretty hard. We ended up east of Denver, on I-76, dead tired and and needing a place for the night. But we'd been boon-docking and needed a place where we could dump our tanks, too. There really isn't much out that way, so we ended up at the Buffalo Hills RV Park. Most of the sites that were filled were being used by long-term, permanent/semi-permanent residents. None appeared to be sketchy, but their rigs and sites had seen better days. The place looks to have once been a Yogi Bear/Jellystone park that fell long and fell hard. The place needs some big-time TLC. It's pretty wind-swept and a lot of debris and trash has blown in (or been tossed by the residents?) For amenities, there is a playground and.. .no, that's it (unless you coun't the fenced-off, abandoned pool or the equally abandoned horseshoe pit). On the upside, the manager (owner?), Jim, seemed like a nice enough guy. He came out of the (former?) check-in building before we even came to a stop as we drove in and showed us to our site. (We'd pre-paid, so there was no paperwork to fill out.) And the electric, water, and sanitary all worked, so there's that. Overall, though, it's a pretty run-down, depressing place to stay. Like I said, you probably could do worse. Just hope you never have to.

Alex Marrero

Stayed here for a few months because choices are slim and price was decent. Had my pet there for 4 days and he charged me for the whole month after I had discussed it with him and he said he would waive the pet fees. Manager picks and chooses who he wants to enforce the rules on. All spaces are dirt spots and not a dollar has been invested in years. Good monthly rate if you don’t plan on spending any time outside of your rig while you’re there.

Timothy Strauss

Basic, no frills rv park. Good for a layover. A little tight for bigger rigs.

John Dale

Older park with some trees and average sized sites just off of I-76. Most people are here working for a few months in the area, the rest are overnight stops. From here you can arrive anywhere in central Colorado at a reasonable hour. The bathhouse is dated and stained/dirty by age. The pool was empty and there is no playground for the kids.