The View, a high-end RV park, is situated near Cortez and Delores, offering easy access to Mesa Verde and Canyon of the Ancients. It caters to RVs of all sizes, providing a diverse range of spots. The washrooms, shower facilities, and laundry areas are well-maintained and modern. Matt, the owner, is a friendly and sociable person who is always ready to recommend local attractions and activities. We enjoyed our stay so much that we decided to extend it by a night.

Initially, I believed I was reserving a spot in the same RV park we had previously stayed at. However, I was pleasantly surprised by my error! The campground is spacious, evoking memories of state parks from years past. Some spots even offer breathtaking views. The tranquility is palpable. At first, I was concerned about leveling our RV as our spot was on a steep slope. However, leveling was a breeze and required no side-to-side adjustments. The park is impeccably clean and well-maintained. According to the owner, they've been running the place for seven years. They also offer a laundry facility, so remember to bring change (the office can provide some if open). Tents are permitted and there are restrooms, showers, and a communal gathering area. My photos don't do justice to the abundance of trees in the park. Internet is available, but it may not be reliable for heavy-duty tasks or streaming, though we encountered no problems. I get a solid 3 bars on AT&T and have had no issues with email, texting, or phone calls. It's a short 15-minute drive to Cortez, where you'll find a Safeway, several gas stations, and restaurants, and a bit further to Mesa Verde National Park. The owners are incredibly welcoming and accommodating. We were so enamored with the place that we extended our stay. There's also a trail about a mile long starting from the park. We'll certainly return during our next trip through the area.

This is a great place. Host Matt was super personable and helpful. We had a great site (44) for a smaller rig (camper van) with a spectacular view of Ute mountain and the plateau, especially with T-storms and sunsets. Site was very flat with water/power/sewer. Bathrooms are close, showers are great!, and there are 2 bathhouses. The wifi actually works! Campground is quiet, there are also tent campers and glampers. There is also a communal grilling pavilion and fire pit available to all; i only saw one person take advantage of the fire pit (chilly and windy in the PM). Would love to come back and explore the surrounding area further

We live half the year on the road, so I've seen a wide variety of campgrounds. This one has the cleanest facilities I have seen in a very long time. 20 minutes from Mesa Verde, 5 from Canyons of the Ancients.

Best campground ever. Staff/owners were extremely friendly, helpful and passionate about what they do. The camp sites are spacious and provide plenty of privacy. The campground is manicured daily to keep things pristine. The bathroom, shower and laundry facilities were extremely clean, warm and seemed almost brand new. They had a beautiful pavilion where you can cook or hang out around the immaculate fire pit and take in the spectacular views (no pun intended). Highly recommend this park. If I would have known how fantastic it was, we would have stayed longer. Don’t miss this beauty. Why stay in a crowded park when you can stay at this remote park that is beautiful with most of the same amenities and a lot more room to enjoy the area.

Everything is a matter of personal preference, but for me, The Views surpasses all other RV Parks at which I have ever stayed. Sites 32 through 49, at $55/night or $330/week, offer amazing amounts of room between sites, and the privacy that accompanies that. Even the standard sites, at $45/night, offer more space than many other RV parks. There are no swimming pools or large club houses here, just truly spectacular 360 degree views, fresh mountain air, welcoming hosts, and the quiet intimacy that comes with that. The bathrooms, which include 2 completely private full baths and a mens and womens shared bath with 3 showers in each, were spotless every time I entered them. The laundry facilities, too, were immaculately clean and fairly priced, at $2/load for each machine. There is a common-use pavilion complete with propane grills and a picnic table, and a common-use firepit. The larger sites (32-49) offer their own designated firepit area with complimentary firewood. The owners, Matt and Wendy, are warm and welcoming. They live onsite, and have run this RV park for 6 years. It's very evident they take great pride in ensuring the park is well maintained and guests enjoy their stay. The park is ideally located to explore southwest Colorado...Mesa Verde National Park, The Canyons of the Ancients, Telluride, the Million Dollar Highway, Silverton, and Durango. We did all of those sites and more. I cannot think of one negative thing to say about this park, and cannot recommend it highly enough.

This is our second stop-through at The Views and hopefully won’t be our last. This is a well-run, well thought out park with large sites, some space, and a bunch of amenities. More important is the attitude and dedication of the owners. They work hard, are extremely accommodating, and take pride in what they have created. The facilities are pristine, indicating a real attention to detail and guest comfort. Totally recommend this place!

Absolutely wonderful campground! Owners care so much about their property and guests...and it shows. Beautiful sites with gorgeous views. Great spacing between sites and landscaping. Bathrooms are large and spotless. Laundry is affordable and the washers and dryers work like a charm. Can't find anything negative to say! If you are planning to visit the Dolores/Cortez area, don't consider staying anywhere else!

We wanted to get away from the Texas heat and get up into CO and needed a place we could work from until the weekend. This place is beautiful! The grounds at The Views are extremely well taken care of, the spots are huge and not on top of each other. They have a pavilion I worked from for hours on end and have a nice little trail along the property. The entire experience was great and would highly recommend checking it out. The owners Matt and Wendy should be really proud of this park and you can tell they really want to make your stay enjoyable. They also sell these gluten free s’mores kits in the office - don’t miss buying these. The wifi was hit or miss - when it worked, it worked well. We were at the bottom of the hill so I understand there isn’t much they could do. We did get AT&T cell phone coverage but it would toggle back and forth between 5G and LTE. It worked great on 5G but almost not at all on LTE. Working there with a reliable connection was a bit of a challenge but “The Views” made up for it. 😜

The Views is aptly named. Situated outside Dolores in a quiet country setting, it is surrounded by lovely views. The grounds are pristine and sites are well-spaced and thoughtfully laid out with full hookups. Shade trees grace most sites, but when natural shade isn’t available, the owners installed canvas covers over the picnic tables. The showers and laundry were pristine, the owners very friendly, accommodating, and welcoming. A true gem!

Yes the views are incredible. But, of course not from every site. We are in site #44; which has some of the best views here. You overlook Mesa Verde National Park and the Ute Mountains. We then moved to site #10, whcih also had some very nice views. Gravel drives and lots, but well packed. Large sites, lower sites are farther apart from your neighbor. We could not get our 43' MH level and instead of finding us another spot, the owner brought us some wood blocks and helped us level. They also brought us free fire wood and even cookies one night! And even hand delivered a package we received. Dolores is a tiny town, but very cute. Mesa Verde NP is about 30 minutes away. The San Juan Skyway is a must see drive! The aspens are a brilliant yellow right now. We didn't use the bathrooms, but they are very nice and very clean. I highly recommend this park. Just a nice, quiet area with some of the nicest owners and camp hosts around.

We had a great time here. We had great views of the Mesa Verde area. We explored some of the less known Indian ruins, like Lowry Pueblo and Hovenweep. I highly recommend this park. The cell service was good, but the WiFi was better. The shower house was clean and well designed. There was a laundromat on site. We had 50 amp service at our site. It was a full hookup site. The roads are gravel in the campground. The elevation was about 6200’ and the temperatures were mild. We will be returning.

This is probably our fave RV park we’ve been to. Such friendly, welcoming owners and great views! We loved the care and thought given to the spaces, commons area, bathrooms, etc. Such a peaceful restful week !

The owners are friendly and this park is very nice. Our site 43 was very long and had a nice view of Ute Mountain. The park is gravel with nice grassy large areas between sites which our senior dog liked. Bathrooms and laundry were clean and new. The crew here works non-stop grading, planting and improving the park. They have pride of ownership and it shows. McPhee reservoir entrance is just across the road. Great location for Mesa Verde. The Cortez farmers market was nice.

This is one of the best campgrounds we ever stayed in. New, very well maintained, spotlessly clean, very nicely landscaped, great views and reasonable cell phone coverage. The staff is very friendly, welcoming and helpful. The sites in the upper loop are closer together than in the lower loop. The rates for sites in the upper loop are also lower ($40/night). The lower loop is much nicer, sites further apart and more privacy. The higher rate ($50/night) is certainly worth it. The back in sites are long enough for our 34' trailer and our car. The pull through sites are even longer and can accommodate very large rigs. All sites are gravel with in the lower loop also for each site a patch of grass and some trees. The camping is on a hillside and most sites are not perfectly level, but with a few blocks you can always get your RV horizontal. The great landscaping, shade and privacy more than make up for it. You will have the best views of Mesa Verde and the Montezuma Valley from sites 44 and 45 on the South side of the lower loop. Sites 46 through 49 offer nice views of Canyons of the Ancients National Monument and the Ute mountains to the West, even though some of the trees around the sites are blocking the view. But hey, they do give a lot of shade... Best privacy has site 46 which also offers a lot of shade under the trees behind the pad and still has nice views both South and West. Cell phone coverage is usable throughout the campground, best coverage has site 8 at the top of the hill. There is a pavilion that can be used for all sorts of activities and there is a small laundry room with two washers and two dryers. There are new and very clean bathrooms. Two family bathrooms with a shower, toilet and sink, and two larger facilities in the main building where the laundry is. The closest village is Dolores, which has not much to offer. The only thing worth mentioning there is the Dolores River Brewery, a nice brewery and restaurant. A little further away (20 minutes) is the town of Cortez with different shops and restaurants and even a movie theater. This is where you will mostly do your shopping or go out to eat. There is a lot to do in the area. Across the road is the entrance to McPhee reservoir. Just across the Montezuma Valley (1 hour by car) is the famous Mesa Verde with its cliff dwellings and spectacular views. Other parks and sites within reach are Canyons of the Ancients, Hovenweep, Ute Mountains, and just a little further away is the town of Telluride with all the mountains and trails surrounding it. From the campground, a short hiking/biking trail lets you explore the area West of the lower loop. It takes about 20 minutes to hike it completely and return to the campground.

This is one of the nicest we have stayed in, ever. Most sites are 2-3X larger than your typical site. Bathroom/shower facilities are like brand new and customized... Nicest/cleanest we've ever seen. Great location and very quiet. Many sites have terrific views of the mesa and valley. While we only stayed 2 nights while passing thru we'd definately stay here again. Kudos to owners!

It’s a new RV park, the owner is really trying to make it something great. If he keeps it up, it will be. We were met by the owner outside as we pulled up. The name of the park says it all. Facilities are immaculate. We’ve stayed many places and traveled to far places. The cleanliness and appearance is on par with the best places out there. There is even glamping if that’s your speed. No “long term” residents like a lot of parks these days. Will return again when passing through.

Sunrises and sunsets that curl your toes. Sparkling clean restrooms with great showers. Friendly, helpful owners on site. Some of the best WiFi we’ve seen in eight years of RVing. Large spaces, especially in pull-throughs. Close enough to Dolores to pop to town for groceries (great grocery store!) and a beer at the Dolores River Brewery. Lots of unique hiking nearby (Colorado’s only geyser, and the ruins at Sand Canyon). Five stars!

Great management, large sites. Common areas are new and spotless! We will be back.

Matt and Wendy run a great park with friendly camp hosts. They take such great pride in this place that they rake each spot between campers. The cell access is better higher up in the park (east) and there is a tower close by in Dolores. We work remotely and at&t is good for zoom and streaming. Don’t use the wifi so can’t comment on those speeds. We spend 1 month each in the spring and fall here we like it so much. The bathrooms are really nice and the laundry is always clean with 2 washers and 2 dryers. There is 1 mike dirt trail for hiking the dog, SUP for use onsite. The real beauty of this park is the well spaced sites like a state park. Sites 44-45 have the best views towards Ship Rock, NM (see picture) but most of the sites are good with picnic tables and some shade. There is a shared pavilion with grill, picnic table and room for 10 or more. We use it all the time for shared dinners with other rvers. This area of CO is a hidden gem and the park is the same. Great biking (boggy draw, phil’s world, sage hen, durango 1hr away) hiking, SUP on the reservoir. Telluride is close and so is Ouray, Ridgway, Durango, Mesa Verde, Canyon of the Ancients and only a few hours from Moab, Fruita and Goosenecks. There is great food in Dolores too: The Brewery has pizzas on the weekends, Mi Tequila for mexican, a Cidery but best of all is the Dolores Grocery Store. Fresh baked goodies galore (tri berry crisp pie and lots of snack bars), sandwiches, fresh fish on Thursdays (including sashimi grade fresh steelhead trout), good meat selection and a veggie cave with all kinds of fresh and local produce (heirloom tomatoes) delivered on Fridays.

Beautiful place with amazing views. We originally planned to stay 2 nights and decided to extend our stay to 5 nights. (Matt worked with us to only have to move spots one time to accommodate the extra nights) The park is beautiful and very clean. The owners and camp hosts are all very friendly and willing to help in any way they can! Wonderful views, great outdoor kitchen and propane fire pit. Mile and a half walking trail on property. Not a ton to do at camp for kids (no pool, basketball court, or playground) but lots of great things to do just a short drive down the street. WIFI actually at your campsite not just around the office and laundry. We will be back!!

Clean facilities. Lots of outdoor fun, mountain biking, paddle board hiking or road trip to Telluride, Durango or Moab. Friendly staff and short trails on-site.

Need to stay with hookups for a nite on return home. Matt accommodated us with a nice shaded site. The facilities are spot on! The sites nicely maintained and the sunsets beautiful. Will stay here again.

We stayed at The Views RV Park in early May. The experience was fantastic. Very well thought out RV Park with large sites, and a fantastic view from sites 45 and 46. The facilities were very clean as was the rest of the park. Level sites, well kept grounds. There is a hiking trail through the undeveloped section of the property that made for a great evening walk. Matt and Wendy are doing a spectacular job with this park and I will be recommending it to all my RV friends! We will definitely be staying there again.

Nice, quiet, clean and spacious camp ground tucked in the countryside north of Cortez. Just 20 minutes or so to Mesa Verde, 5 to Canyons of the Ancients National Monument and McPhee Reservoir. Dolores is a cute little town and Cortez is a short drive away for Walmart and chain groceries. Sites have picnic tables and, if no trees, then a canopy overhead. Nice dark skies and beautiful sunsets/sunrises. Couple of short, easy trails around the park with more planned. Laundry is small, but clean and new. Showers/restrooms are spotless and spacious. Grass between the level gravel sites. The owners told me they wanted to created a park they would want to camp in. Their dedication to that mission shows. Loved my 2 weeks here.

We loved our stay here, by far one of our favorite commercial parks ever. The sites are large and well spaced, lots are shaded. Everything is very clean, the laundry and bathroom facilities were very nice. There are some walking trails in undeveloped parts of the property - a great place to walk the dog. The campground is situated up on a hill and some sites have beautiful views of Mesa Verde. We did have to use our cell booster for ATT. We had two bars but virtually no usable data signal. With a booster, it was perfectly fine. There was also good campground WiFi, but I wouldn’t depend on it for work. There would be times when everyone wanted to use it that it would be slower, but for the most part it was very usable.

It’s name says it all…the views are amazing! Close to Mesa Verde NP, which was our main purpose for visiting. Peaceful place to stay with very nice bathhouses and facilities.

We wanted to get away from the Texas heat and get up into CO and needed a place we could work from until the weekend. This place is beautiful! The grounds at The Views are extremely well taken care of, the spots are huge and not on top of each other. They have a pavilion I worked from for hours on end and have a nice little trail along the property. The entire experience was great and would highly recommend checking it out. The owners Matt and Wendy should be really proud of this park and you can tell they really want to make your stay enjoyable. They also sell these gluten free s’mores kits in the office - don’t miss buying these. The wifi was hit or miss - when it worked, it worked well. We were at the bottom of the hill so I understand there isn’t much they could do. We did get AT&T cell phone coverage but it would toggle back and forth between 5G and LTE. It worked great on 5G but almost not at all on LTE. Working there with a reliable connection was a bit of a challenge but “The Views” made up for it. 😜

The owners are very special people — considerate, helpful, and take great pride in their campground.