Crystal Ridge RV Park At Ron Coleman Mining

Great small.campground at the mine. Very affordable, with limited spaces that have full hookup. The camp host, Terri made our trip even better. She was very welcoming, informative and wonderful to talk to. Loved loved her rock garden. It was such a nice feature at the park.

Super nice area, extremely close to the mine, the camp hosts terri and doc seem very friendly, check in and check out was super easy, the bathrooms were super clean, showers were nice and hot, a hot shower after a long day in the mine feels amazing. They have a small cleaning station for your days haul. If I was to find 1 thing to complain about, I had to use leveling blocks at the site cause it wasn't close to level. 10 out of 10 would come back.

This is such a magical place! I have been camping here for a few years with my family and friends . The campground is next to the mine within walking distance. There is a cleaning station at the campground. It is a quiet little campground that feels like home. Lance and Tamera are great camp hosts. They are very helpful, friendly and kind. They have become like family to us.

Well my first time to TRY to stay in a cabin at this place. Ours was double booked soooo they gave it to the other guest. They said they had another one for us…… Opened the door in a metal storage building they put Sheetrock in! Literally Sheetrock not finished out! The gas fumes about knocked us out the door! They said they would fix the leak. Later they said it was ready. We opened the doors and the fumes were all still there. Our friends were in another of there cabins and offered us the pullout couch with bars !!! Ok it’s just 1 night even though the kitchen lights and several plug ins didn’t work in there cabin. The next night they let us know ours was ready! It was cute but the stairs to the loft don’t have safety treads and the mattress is an air up mattress! Seriously! So we slept

This was our fourth time staying in the tiny cabins here. They have fallen into disrepair over the last year. We were charged $ 150.00 per night ( up from $ 100.00 per night ) , per cabin for the following: Cabin # 1: no heat ( we were given a tiny space heater for under a desk and then given a larger heater when we questioned if it could keep the entire cabins warm ). No hot water. Circuit breakers kept tripping when we used the space heater. Cabin # 2: Heat did not work, so we had to give our friends our big space heater so they could stay warm. The mattress was an air mattress. Seriously. Cabin #3: a converted maintenance shed with raw drywall and a serious gas leak. They actually tried to get us to stay in a shed with a gas leak. Seriously. Managements answer to this dumpster fire was