Baggs End RV Resort and Campground — Reviews

Online reservation was easy but....our spot was taken so, without office attendance, we took another spot with the help of other campers. A one night stay was fine.

The bathrooms/showers were not very clean

It was very convenient and quite. The water wasn’t good for drinking but they provided us drinking water. The host was very friendly. The bathroom is getting updated.we Would stay again.

Couldn’t find the office, two arrows that indicated the offiy pointed to the shower room. No one meet us or communicated in anyway. Lucky we knew our site number. We were the only non resident there

A place that certainly has its advantages but when we were there, the washrooms were not really clean and the toilet paper was empty. There was little going on and maybe that's why they didn't look at it that way.

The bath house is scary and under the keeper's unit; it is the storage area! The photos are misleading. Tons of cats (I love cats, but if you are allergic, beware) . It was quiet except for the occasional truck on the state highway. Hook-ups worked. A place to sleep overnight. Permanent trailers for oil and gas workers means early risers during the week.

Needs alot of maintenance. And it needs to be cleaned up. The shower/bathroom area was a mess. Lots of cats on the property. I would not stay again. $45 a night!!

Bathroom not good

There was no one available when we checked in. We had to call a number. The space with 50 amps wasn’t long enough to accommodate us. The space that was long enough was only had 20 amps — which isn’t sufficient. We left and stayed in the KOA in Craig CO.

We arrived late and left early - but we appreciated this spot. Camp host was friendly and helpful.

Only issue was the power box labeling does seem to match the space designation.

The campground could use updating but Rodney and Angela, the two camp hosts are so great that it makes the place special.

Reservation booked through CampSpot. Tried to contact park while enroute and could only leave a message; did not receive a response. Manager met me personally after our arrival. But when I tried to contact her by phone,for WiFi password, couldn't reach her and no response. Park is somewhat shabby; does not justify the rates that they charge.

Rodney is a great host. Very interesting to talk to.

The cabin was very clean and well equipped. There was even AC when it wasn’t listed online, a pleasant surprise. However the grounds are quite run-down compared to the online photos, so don’t expect green grass or streams. The showers and bathrooms could use more frequent cleaning. For the price (and seeing as there’s no other option) it’s a good deal. There is definitely some road noise, but with the AC running we didn’t notice.

It does not look nice like the pictures. Some spots are for permanent residents. I thought I was paying for a single spot at $45 a night, but it was a double spot. I was glad no one parked right next to us in the double spot.

It was easy to check in on line, however when we got there, we realized the space was going to be too small for our 5th wheel and truck. Had to wander around to find anyone to help. One of the residents finally showed us where the note was tacked up in the office with a number to call for the manager. She was very kind and moved us to a different site that was long enough. The water situation is awful. Even going through 3 filters, the water is undrinkable, so after a long drive and some time checking in, we had to go buy water. We only stayed one night, so it was an easy on and off, but I wouldn’t stay longer than that, and I would HIGHLY suggest anyone using it as a stop on their trip to fill their fresh water before they arrive.

It was a cute little cabin,that worked great for our stay. It’s always nice to see these places,in smaller towns and I hope it continues to do well! Check in and checking out was a breeze too!

Water pressure and treatment for clarity or taste was quite lacking