Riverview Rv Park & Campground

Let’s start off by saying I am not a big fan of camping so my opinion may not be helpful so some avid campers. We didn’t have an Rv so we used the camps tent site, which is next to the sewer of the entire park. We actually set up our tents on top of the sewer and a someone who worked there came out and told us to move. The bathrooms weren’t the best but the staff tried there best to clean them. Overall this was definitely not a great camp site for me but others may find it enjoyable.

We have camped here for a decade, and for the last 3 years we have been shocked at how unwelcome we have been made to feel – not by the camp staff, who are very gracious, but by the management. They have forced so many spots in now that the sites are uncomfortable and very crowded, and they are CONSTANTLY hosting huge back to back bus tours of poorly supervised teenagers who completely overwhelm the limited bathroom and shower facilities. They were down to 2 toilets for 500 campers at the height of the week, which meant the only time we could use the toilet we either had to wait until midnight or drive 30 minutes into town. RV hookups had such poorly planned water service, the RV was not able to flush the toilet due to no water pressure. Our advice — unless you love theme park size lines and filthy mouthed disrespectful adolescents, STAY AWAY. Our pleas for help fell on deaf ears. .lots of promises but nothing changed.

Great place to stay. Perfect location between the mountains and downtown Loveland. Close to Ft. Collins too. Me and my wife and our dog have stayed here twice and we love it. Small dog park and access to the Big Thompson River. Definitely will be going back.

Neighbors are friendly. The ladies in the office are pretty snobby and will be quick to roll their eyes and talk about people. They do have a jungle gym for kids, which would be pretty nice, if they cut the grass in the summer. If you do have to stay somewhere, I recommend Fireside. It is owned by the same man, but the staff there seems more friendly. If you are working with people, you must be a people person!!!
PROS: Friendly neighbors, lots of washers and dryers, nice dog area, and semi– kid friendly playground.
CONS: Unfriendly office staff, over priced, tall grass in the summer (which posses a problem with snakes), no concrete slabs at RV sites, and not so private bath house.

rather pricey, front desk staff was very pleasant BUT the fleet of golf carts were loaded with idiots. it seemed they always needed to get in the middle of everything rather than cleaning up the park. (we had to clean our own site) cost was close to $ 300 for the week (no discounts as advertised) WiFi did not work well & you have to pay extra to use it. It was quite evident that they are here to make money. the river goes thru the property but smells & any fishing is destroyed from the many dams in the area. the park has great potential but I wont be back to find out if things ever get better. oh, not much for phone service here either … Good Luck