Crow's Nest

We stayed at Crow’s Nest RV Campsite and overall really enjoyed it. The location is excellent with beautiful mountain views, and the campground feels fairly secluded—quiet, peaceful, and stunning starry night skies. Our site was level, and the sewer hookup was a big plus (nice and easy to access). The overall layout of the campground is well done, and we had decent cell service, which was helpful.... We stayed at Crow’s Nest RV Campsite and overall really enjoyed it. The location is excellent with beautiful mountain views, and the campground feels fairly secluded—quiet, peaceful, and stunning starry night skies. Our site was level, and the sewer hookup was a big plus (nice and easy to access). The overall layout of the campground is well done, and we had decent cell service, which was helpful. A couple downsides: water pressure at the campsite was poor, so we had to rely on our camper’s water pump. Also, the bathroom/showers on-site are very old and had mold issues—so not really suitable for public use. Side note: there isn't any on-site staff while we were there (possibly seasonal since it was February). It wasn't a negative for us, but it could matter for visitors who need help or have questions. If the bathrooms get some attention to clean up the mold and the campsite water pressure improves, this would be an easy 4 or 5-star spot for the views and peaceful vibe alone.

We stayed at Crow’s Nest RV Campsite and overall really enjoyed it. The location is excellent with beautiful mountain views, and the campground feels fairly secluded—quiet, peaceful, and stunning starry night skies. Our site was level, and the sewer hookup was a big plus (nice and easy to access). The overall layout of the campground is well done, and we had decent cell service, which was helpful.... We stayed at Crow’s Nest RV Campsite and overall really enjoyed it. The location is excellent with beautiful mountain views, and the campground feels fairly secluded—quiet, peaceful, and stunning starry night skies. Our site was level, and the sewer hookup was a big plus (nice and easy to access). The overall layout of the campground is well done, and we had decent cell service, which was helpful. A couple downsides: water pressure at the campsite was poor, so we had to rely on our camper’s water pump. Also, the bathroom/showers on-site are very old and had mold issues—so not really suitable for public use. Side note: there isn't any on-site staff while we were there (possibly seasonal since it was February). It wasn't a negative for us, but it could matter for visitors who need help or have questions. If the bathrooms get some attention to clean up the mold and the campsite water pressure improves, this would be an easy 4 or 5-star spot for the views and peaceful vibe alone.

Mixed feelings about this campground. Stayed there at an RV site in Sept. Beautiful location, but it's obvious that its heyday is long gone, it's pretty run-down aside from the museum next door which looks well-maintained. The bathroom/shower house is in terrible condition - but the RV sites still have electric and water (water pressure isn't great). Very curious about the history of this place,... Mixed feelings about this campground. Stayed there at an RV site in Sept. Beautiful location, but it's obvious that its heyday is long gone, it's pretty run-down aside from the museum next door which looks well-maintained. The bathroom/shower house is in terrible condition - but the RV sites still have electric and water (water pressure isn't great). Very curious about the history of this place, was it once bustling? There are also cabins on the property and the remnants of a fishing pond. I wonder if the original owners passed on or moved on, or if there's just weren't enough visitors to keep it viable? It has a bit of a melancholy vibe to it!

Mixed feelings about this campground. Stayed there at an RV site in Sept. Beautiful location, but it's obvious that its heyday is long gone, it's pretty run-down aside from the museum next door which looks well-maintained. The bathroom/shower house is in terrible condition - but the RV sites still have electric and water (water pressure isn't great). Very curious about the history of this place,... Mixed feelings about this campground. Stayed there at an RV site in Sept. Beautiful location, but it's obvious that its heyday is long gone, it's pretty run-down aside from the museum next door which looks well-maintained. The bathroom/shower house is in terrible condition - but the RV sites still have electric and water (water pressure isn't great). Very curious about the history of this place, was it once bustling? There are also cabins on the property and the remnants of a fishing pond. I wonder if the original owners passed on or moved on, or if there's just weren't enough visitors to keep it viable? It has a bit of a melancholy vibe to it!

I don’t know where the rest of these folks were staying, but this place is a dump. Restroom has no toilet paper or towels, the water dribbles out of the shower head and is only cold, plus there was a dead rat by the toilet that was never picked up while we were there. The water pressure at the campsite was minimal. Our site was barely 8 feet from the adjacent site. No picnic table at the site.... I don’t know where the rest of these folks were staying, but this place is a dump. Restroom has no toilet paper or towels, the water dribbles out of the shower head and is only cold, plus there was a dead rat by the toilet that was never picked up while we were there. The water pressure at the campsite was minimal. Our site was barely 8 feet from the adjacent site. No picnic table at the site. The edge of the tiny concrete pad had a huge drop off just waiting to tear up your axle. I would never stay there again or recommend it to anybody.

I don’t know where the rest of these folks were staying, but this place is a dump. Restroom has no toilet paper or towels, the water dribbles out of the shower head and is only cold, plus there was a dead rat by the toilet that was never picked up while we were there. The water pressure at the campsite was minimal. Our site was barely 8 feet from the adjacent site. No picnic table at the site.... I don’t know where the rest of these folks were staying, but this place is a dump. Restroom has no toilet paper or towels, the water dribbles out of the shower head and is only cold, plus there was a dead rat by the toilet that was never picked up while we were there. The water pressure at the campsite was minimal. Our site was barely 8 feet from the adjacent site. No picnic table at the site. The edge of the tiny concrete pad had a huge drop off just waiting to tear up your axle. I would never stay there again or recommend it to anybody.

I don’t know where the rest of these folks were staying, but this place is a dump. Restroom has no toilet paper or towels, the water dribbles out of the shower head and is only cold, plus there was a dead rat by the toilet that was never picked up while we were there. The water pressure at the campsite was minimal. Our site was barely 8 feet from the adjacent site. No picnic table at the site.... I don’t know where the rest of these folks were staying, but this place is a dump. Restroom has no toilet paper or towels, the water dribbles out of the shower head and is only cold, plus there was a dead rat by the toilet that was never picked up while we were there. The water pressure at the campsite was minimal. Our site was barely 8 feet from the adjacent site. No picnic table at the site. The edge of the tiny concrete pad had a huge drop off just waiting to tear up your axle. I would never stay there again or recommend it to anybody.