1 Review on “Blue Spruce RV Park”

• Nick Spreitzer Listing Owner

  This campground is nestled deep within the San Juan National Forest, giving it something of an isolated, remote feeling. It’s very beautiful, with dense groves of trees in every direction. The sites are slightly on the cramped side, but not so much that we found it bothersome. The park wasn’t too full when we first arrived, making it feel more open than when we left because most sites were taken by that point. We had no issues navigating our 30′ trailer around the park, but you do have to be especially careful because of all the trees and large rocks. There were a handful of large Class A’s in the park, so clearly it’s possible for them to safely navigate around as well. Our site was pretty level, but the ground was soft and a bit muddy from rain. (It rained nearly every afternoon we were there.) Site had a campfire pit, and fires were allowed. Firewood was $8.00. Walking distance to really nice hiking trails. There’s a small grocery store and general store a few minutes down the road, along with a pretty decent restaurant. We went running on the main road, which worked out okay but is a tad sketchy due to a lack of shoulder in certain areas. The Vallecito Reservoir is a short drive away. Very pretty and is open to boating activities, such as stand up paddleboarding. The cellular reception was better than we expected. At times, we got 20 mbps down. (We have ATT and Verizon. Didn’t take note of each provider’s speeds.) I think the only downside of this park was all the poorly behaved, excessively barky dogs. It was enough that we commented to one another multiple times that we wished folks had better control of their dogs. Setting that aside, it was a wonderful park with friendly, helpful staff and we can’t wait to come back.

  December 15, 2024, 4:43 am

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