Prospectors RV Resort

Have been at this park since end of October. We have traveled from coast to coast and I can honestly say this is one of the most welcoming campgrounds we have been to. At this campground everyone is friendly and respectful. The amenities are nice including a pool and hot tub and a huge clubhouse with pool table, gym and large area where they have weekly events that are fun and entertaining. There... Have been at this park since end of October. We have traveled from coast to coast and I can honestly say this is one of the most welcoming campgrounds we have been to. At this campground everyone is friendly and respectful. The amenities are nice including a pool and hot tub and a huge clubhouse with pool table, gym and large area where they have weekly events that are fun and entertaining. There is a nice laundry room, reliable electricity/hook ups gravel lots with patios for every site also. This is not just a campground its a community. We have made more friends here than any other campground and seems like many of them come back here year after year. Its quiet at night and far enough away from town to be out of the hussle and bussle but close enough to enjoy all of the things in town. The owner and people that work here are very friendly and are quick to resolve any issues in the campground. There is walmart within walking distance as well as a shopping center and rv repair center . Its a great place to stay!

The park was clean. People were friendly. The pool was really nice. It was out of town a little ways but close to Home Depot. The only complaint I have is they charged I believe it was $700 as a deposit when I moved in and they told me that if I give them two weeks notice upon moving out that they would return my deposit. I give the notice but they kept my deposit. And lots of people that I have t... The park was clean. People were friendly. The pool was really nice. It was out of town a little ways but close to Home Depot. The only complaint I have is they charged I believe it was $700 as a deposit when I moved in and they told me that if I give them two weeks notice upon moving out that they would return my deposit. I give the notice but they kept my deposit. And lots of people that I have talked to in the park that our seasonal also have the same complaint. They tend to keep deposits. That is the only thing that I have to say about the park as being a negative. My rent was paid electric paid and they still kept my $700 deposit.

The cost for a day pass is $10. I had 8 to pay for, and was given a break of $3, so paid $7 each. This is a very high price for a day at a pool that was not very clean. The jump pad would be enjoyable, but there were goat heads that we got in our feet when we took off our shoes to be able to jump on it. . Some shade and nice seating would be nice around the pad. The kids then went to the playgroun... The cost for a day pass is $10. I had 8 to pay for, and was given a break of $3, so paid $7 each. This is a very high price for a day at a pool that was not very clean. The jump pad would be enjoyable, but there were goat heads that we got in our feet when we took off our shoes to be able to jump on it. . Some shade and nice seating would be nice around the pad. The kids then went to the playground. There was a pretty strong smell in that whole area, so they did not want to stay there either. The water slide ends on cement, and there was sand in the landing so it hurt them when they slid down. As I said, the pool just was not very clean, but it was the nicest thing there. I had been looking forward to taking my grandkids out there and was very disappointed. It would have been cheaper to just go to a pool. I hope they start maintaining better, but we will not be going back for some time. The staff was very friendly.

The cost for a day pass is $10. I had 8 to pay for, and was given a break of $3, so paid $7 each. This is a very high price for a day at a pool that was not very clean. The jump pad would be enjoyable, but there were goat heads that we got in our feet when we took off our shoes to be able to jump on it. . Some shade and nice seating would be nice around the pad. The kids then went to the playgroun... The cost for a day pass is $10. I had 8 to pay for, and was given a break of $3, so paid $7 each. This is a very high price for a day at a pool that was not very clean. The jump pad would be enjoyable, but there were goat heads that we got in our feet when we took off our shoes to be able to jump on it. . Some shade and nice seating would be nice around the pad. The kids then went to the playground. There was a pretty strong smell in that whole area, so they did not want to stay there either. The water slide ends on cement, and there was sand in the landing so it hurt them when they slid down. As I said, the pool just was not very clean, but it was the nicest thing there. I had been looking forward to taking my grandkids out there and was very disappointed. It would have been cheaper to just go to a pool. I hope they start maintaining better, but we will not be going back for some time. The staff was very friendly.

The cost for a day pass is $10. I had 8 to pay for, and was given a break of $3, so paid $7 each. This is a very high price for a day at a pool that was not very clean. The jump pad would be enjoyable, but there were goat heads that we got in our feet when we took off our shoes to be able to jump on it. . Some shade and nice seating would be nice around the pad. The kids then went to the playgroun... The cost for a day pass is $10. I had 8 to pay for, and was given a break of $3, so paid $7 each. This is a very high price for a day at a pool that was not very clean. The jump pad would be enjoyable, but there were goat heads that we got in our feet when we took off our shoes to be able to jump on it. . Some shade and nice seating would be nice around the pad. The kids then went to the playground. There was a pretty strong smell in that whole area, so they did not want to stay there either. The water slide ends on cement, and there was sand in the landing so it hurt them when they slid down. As I said, the pool just was not very clean, but it was the nicest thing there. I had been looking forward to taking my grandkids out there and was very disappointed. It would have been cheaper to just go to a pool. I hope they start maintaining better, but we will not be going back for some time. The staff was very friendly.

Our family had an amazing time! Kids loved the playground and bouncy-thing. It was HUGE! Playground was clean and well maintained. Mike and Kenny and everyone else on staff were very courteous and friendly. The game room was large and even had pool tables! We played horseshoes with the kids. WiFi worked great. Campsite was clean and had full hookups. We could see the Royal Gorge bridge from the k... Our family had an amazing time! Kids loved the playground and bouncy-thing. It was HUGE! Playground was clean and well maintained. Mike and Kenny and everyone else on staff were very courteous and friendly. The game room was large and even had pool tables! We played horseshoes with the kids. WiFi worked great. Campsite was clean and had full hookups. We could see the Royal Gorge bridge from the kitchen and the snow covered mountains from the sleeping area. We enjoyed it so much we stayed an extra day and certainly plan to return any time we can. Big thanks to all the staff!

Our family had an amazing time! Kids loved the playground and bouncy-thing. It was HUGE! Playground was clean and well maintained. Mike and Kenny and everyone else on staff were very courteous and friendly. The game room was large and even had pool tables! We played horseshoes with the kids. WiFi worked great. Campsite was clean and had full hookups. We could see the Royal Gorge bridge from the k... Our family had an amazing time! Kids loved the playground and bouncy-thing. It was HUGE! Playground was clean and well maintained. Mike and Kenny and everyone else on staff were very courteous and friendly. The game room was large and even had pool tables! We played horseshoes with the kids. WiFi worked great. Campsite was clean and had full hookups. We could see the Royal Gorge bridge from the kitchen and the snow covered mountains from the sleeping area. We enjoyed it so much we stayed an extra day and certainly plan to return any time we can. Big thanks to all the staff!

Our family had an amazing time! Kids loved the playground and bouncy-thing. It was HUGE! Playground was clean and well maintained. Mike and Kenny and everyone else on staff were very courteous and friendly. The game room was large and even had pool tables! We played horseshoes with the kids. WiFi worked great. Campsite was clean and had full hookups. We could see the Royal Gorge bridge from the k... Our family had an amazing time! Kids loved the playground and bouncy-thing. It was HUGE! Playground was clean and well maintained. Mike and Kenny and everyone else on staff were very courteous and friendly. The game room was large and even had pool tables! We played horseshoes with the kids. WiFi worked great. Campsite was clean and had full hookups. We could see the Royal Gorge bridge from the kitchen and the snow covered mountains from the sleeping area. We enjoyed it so much we stayed an extra day and certainly plan to return any time we can. Big thanks to all the staff!

This was the fourth visit over the last five years. Our boys are 4 and 7 now and their requests to repeatedly come back to Prospectors made this decision easy. This last visit was a 3-night stay during the weekend of June 7th, 2019. The world-famous jumping pillow was out of commission. It looked like they were doing a project around it. The pool was great, with the water a very comfortable 86 deg... This was the fourth visit over the last five years. Our boys are 4 and 7 now and their requests to repeatedly come back to Prospectors made this decision easy. This last visit was a 3-night stay during the weekend of June 7th, 2019. The world-famous jumping pillow was out of commission. It looked like they were doing a project around it. The pool was great, with the water a very comfortable 86 degrees. The kids didn't get cold and had a great time. The blow-up water slide was blown up but didn't have water running in it. Our sewer connection was full to the brim when I unscrewed the cap. Front desk said they would investigate and, in the meantime, I could dump in another site. Bottom line -the kids didn't want to leave when it was time to go home, and overall it was a very enjoyable weekend. We highly, highly recommend the wooded area sites on the west side of park, which have some full hookup options with 30 amps. This part of the park feels and looks so much more like "real camping". If you need full hookups with 50 amps, then you will be in the “parking lot style” sites on the eastern half of the park. Previously, one downside of the park had been some unsightly permanent resident camps that looked more like run-down refugee camps complete with torn tarps flapping in the wind. There are still long-term campers there, but we didn’t notice any eyesores to the level we had several years back.

This was the fourth visit over the last five years. Our boys are 4 and 7 now and their requests to repeatedly come back to Prospectors made this decision easy. This last visit was a 3-night stay during the weekend of June 7th, 2019. The world-famous jumping pillow was out of commission. It looked like they were doing a project around it. The pool was great, with the water a very comfortable 86 deg... This was the fourth visit over the last five years. Our boys are 4 and 7 now and their requests to repeatedly come back to Prospectors made this decision easy. This last visit was a 3-night stay during the weekend of June 7th, 2019. The world-famous jumping pillow was out of commission. It looked like they were doing a project around it. The pool was great, with the water a very comfortable 86 degrees. The kids didn't get cold and had a great time. The blow-up water slide was blown up but didn't have water running in it. Our sewer connection was full to the brim when I unscrewed the cap. Front desk said they would investigate and, in the meantime, I could dump in another site. Bottom line -the kids didn't want to leave when it was time to go home, and overall it was a very enjoyable weekend. We highly, highly recommend the wooded area sites on the west side of park, which have some full hookup options with 30 amps. This part of the park feels and looks so much more like "real camping". If you need full hookups with 50 amps, then you will be in the “parking lot style” sites on the eastern half of the park. Previously, one downside of the park had been some unsightly permanent resident camps that looked more like run-down refugee camps complete with torn tarps flapping in the wind. There are still long-term campers there, but we didn’t notice any eyesores to the level we had several years back.

This was the fourth visit over the last five years. Our boys are 4 and 7 now and their requests to repeatedly come back to Prospectors made this decision easy. This last visit was a 3-night stay during the weekend of June 7th, 2019. The world-famous jumping pillow was out of commission. It looked like they were doing a project around it. The pool was great, with the water a very comfortable 86 deg... This was the fourth visit over the last five years. Our boys are 4 and 7 now and their requests to repeatedly come back to Prospectors made this decision easy. This last visit was a 3-night stay during the weekend of June 7th, 2019. The world-famous jumping pillow was out of commission. It looked like they were doing a project around it. The pool was great, with the water a very comfortable 86 degrees. The kids didn't get cold and had a great time. The blow-up water slide was blown up but didn't have water running in it. Our sewer connection was full to the brim when I unscrewed the cap. Front desk said they would investigate and, in the meantime, I could dump in another site. Bottom line -the kids didn't want to leave when it was time to go home, and overall it was a very enjoyable weekend. We highly, highly recommend the wooded area sites on the west side of park, which have some full hookup options with 30 amps. This part of the park feels and looks so much more like "real camping". If you need full hookups with 50 amps, then you will be in the “parking lot style” sites on the eastern half of the park. Previously, one downside of the park had been some unsightly permanent resident camps that looked more like run-down refugee camps complete with torn tarps flapping in the wind. There are still long-term campers there, but we didn’t notice any eyesores to the level we had several years back.