Laramie RV Resort

At first everything was good. Old but facilities are ok. Nothing spectacular but ok. At some times only one shower available due to handle malfunctions. Office hours are impossible to pin down. I realize they’re short handed but good grief. Planned to spend a few months here. Things changed suddenly and I notified staff at office that I’d be leaving earlier than expected. Had paid $150 deposit to cover any outstanding expenses upon departure. Checked out four days ahead of the next rent due date. Was told that I would receive a refund of $109 that would be credited back to my account. It’s been 45 days since I left and spoke to corporate several times. Was told the Laramie office would call and explain why I had not received refund. That has never happened. I’ve left multiple voice mails

This campground is a very mixed bag. Some sites are beautiful, pull thru, large, with porch furniture and full hookups. Other sites are much more crowded and smaller. They also have several cabins and sites for tents. The bathrooms were clean and code protected. Wifi is avaiable, and there are a playground and a dog park. The sites, even the deluxe ones are not well leveled. We had issues with a very low water pressure. It's very close the highway 80. We appreciated the laundry facility (coins) on the premises, as well as being able to receive mail and packages. You'd need the office if you don't have sufficient coins for laundry, however, the office hours (late September) were quite limited.

Decent place to stay nothing spectacular. Laundry rooms did smell pretty bad. I have never been to an rv park where when you need to use a heated water hose there is no plug next to the spigot you need your own extension ford about 20ft or so the run to the box usually rv sites have everything next to each other kind of silly. But worked for the short stay.

The RV park is pretty good size, but with the typical rows of diagonal sites. There’s two section of the park – the new, nicer section and the seasonal, long term section. The office and restrooms are located in between the two sections. The park used to be a KOA, but any resemblance of KOA in all regards is long gone. We are not seasonal workers, but we were planning to stay for a month to get away from the Texas heat. For the location, I felt like the price was considerably more than it should have been and with all of the fees and surcharges, I almost changed my mind. But I didn’t, or couldn’t, due to their ridiculous cancellation policy – 30 days notice or forfeit everything. |When we arrived, the office folks were friendly and they gave us our site location. It turned out to b

We have stayed here many times. It’s easy and accessible for coming and going to UW athletic events. Most enjoyable when we are able to get the southeast spots … bigger, spacious and you don’t get the noise from the interstate. While there aren’t any trees or anything for shade, hook ups always work and at easy to access - WiFi not always working and/or speedy. The office closes promptly at the minute they say and no one is available otherwise. This year they charged me a fee for processing my reservation - always a new charge on top of the main fees. Even if they is no one in the spot you reserved, they won’t let you pull into your spot until the 2:00 check in time. It’s a bummer that the campground can’t just be run locally by people who are vested in the community vs a large corpora