Morefield Campground

Wonderfully Campground. The sites and surroundings are beautifully taken care of. There is easy access to potable water, and Wi-Fi service on the grounds! Bathrooms with running water are intersperced throughout the campgrounds and the one I used was in good shape. My only complaint does involve the bathrooms- they are all marked with a bright light outside and while I understand why this is, the brightness is way too much. An enormous draw to Mesa Verde camping is the stunning night sky, but at the moment, the view from Morefield is stunted. All that said, I do look forward to staying at Morefield Campground's tent sites again the next time I visit Mesa Verde.

We headed in late and had no problem finding a spot to camp for the night on the Pueblo Loop. Site 15 was perfect and close to the well kept and clean bathroom. There were many loops and different spots to camp at. The views and location is beautiful and we saw many deer and a coyote too. It was quiet and a perfect place to sleep for the night before heading on our way. We were sadly not able to see any of the wonders here as we came during the national park closures but we still enjoyed seeing the park. We hope to come back someday!!

Showers were clean and open 24/7. Very little bugs and mosquitoes to worry about. I had arrived about 3 hrs before check in and they let me check in early for a tent site. You wouldn't know this until you go to the Campstore since park rangers at the visitor center do not take care of camping reservations. It gave me enough time to pick a site and set up camp prior to my scheduled tour. I was able to stay in contact with my family via the wifi on the campsite, however when I needed to call 911, my call did not go through being on the wifi. There was only SOS without wifi and that still didn't work. My phone is new as of May so I didn't think it was a phone issue. I was able to text my family to try to have them call the non-emergency number for the national park. When given the option to

Visit on May 2025; Morefield Campground, located within the park. I was genuinely surprised by how many amenities were available: a coffee shop, market, restaurant, showers, laundry, and even a gas station. I was able to choose my own campsite, and for $39, it felt like a great deal (the campground is privately managed, not by Recreation.gov).

The campsite was nice. The bathrooms were easily accessible. The restaurant offered good breakfast options - including never-ending pancakes. There is expensive gas offered in the area as well as a small camp store. I would check the expiration dates on some of the food items before purchasing, though. The showers and laundry facilities were exceptional. My daughter enjoyed the crossword puzzle with randomly placed hints around the campsite. The ranger-led talk about a Hopi folktale was very entertaining and educational.