Reviews

For Jellystone Park at Larkspur: First, the place is in a current change of ownership and a massive reconstruction. But they never told us. Even after a version of completion, I have to wonder how camping at the premiere campsite they are building will handle being RIGHT NEXT TO THE HIGHWAY. I can handle the trains because that is Colorado and kind of neT (it is even closer to the campsite!). The place was a mess, untidy, dirty, dusty. The bathrooms were terrible and totally unclean with not even tissue. Sites are way too close. Again, the construction going on is impressive with a restaurant, clubhouse and some other really big building. It will be nice, despite the highway. But until this is complete...AVOID THIS PLACE.

Posted Jun 10, 2019 by Lucinda from Royal Palm Beach. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Jellystone Park at Larkspur: HORRIBLE. 🤮 Never again. But as RV’ers know, the Denver area is pathetic with respect to having a short-term, nice park. I initially was going to book Chattfield, but we wanted to avoid the 470 traffic in the morning, since we were headed on I-25 south. Dirty. Run down. Slots super close to one another. Trains at night. Seriously... save yourself the $ and either find a WalMart or keep driving.

Posted Sep 13, 2018 by Sally from Minnesota. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Jellystone Park at Larkspur: Made reservations thru the Jellystone processing center. They failed to mention that this campground was in the process of construction as they are expanding! Dirt, dust, railroad tracks, and an Interstate Highway! Price was okay, considering. We won’t be back, here or at any Jellystone campground, EVER!

Posted Aug 30, 2018 by Steve from Full timer from TX. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Jellystone Park at Larkspur: This park is in horrible shape. We wanted to stop to give the kids a place to play and stay one night to break up a long trip. The playground was broken with crime scene tape roping it off that looked to have been there for a while. The photos of the pool online are either old or photoshopped, it’s gross and we had to walk through a dusty, dilapidated construction site to get there. Our site was twenty yards from both the highway and a freight train track. In the end the place was so bad and we felt so unsafe that we packed up and kept moving and didn’t stay the night. Do not waste your money here. I cannot believe how much they charge for this nasty, creepy, depressing rv Park.

Posted Jun 17, 2018 by Po5atl from Georgia. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Jellystone Park at Larkspur: If you like hourly passing coal trains--a mere 200 feet from my weed infested and mostly dirt site--then this is the place for you! We paid with taxes $75/nite for a full hook-up site because it was the only one available in the Denver area on Memorial day weekend. I wish we had just stayed at Walmart. PS. Forgot to mention the four-lane highway right next to the train track.

Posted May 25, 2018 by Tom Saunders from NC. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Jellystone Park at Larkspur: Never again!
Told "If you want WiFi you will have to call the Internet provider and have it fixed! Because NONE of your 6 Apple products are capable of working with the network"
WTF? No IPhone, iPad or Net Book!
No help from the nice folks in the office.
All they could do is say "Call the Internet provider"
Trying to BS me that it was Apples fault!
2 hours on the phone and still nothing because of a signal conflict.
Low water pressure because you share with a neighbor. Who is very close.
I would leave if we had a place to go for the next two nights. Plus we pre registered and no refund.
Not a happy camper!
Move on to some other RV park even if it is a dump you will be happier!

Posted Sep 23, 2016 by The LuckyPenny Guy from Leo the Land Yacht . This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Jellystone Park at Larkspur: Sites were nice. Took a little leveling but pretty private. Friendly staff. But ridiculously expensive ($62/night in early April!). Poor planning on our part and much of CO camping isn't open until late April or May so we had few choices. Not worth $62.

Posted Apr 30, 2016 by Michelle from GA. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.