The very friendly staff made check-in a snap. They also make reservations for the Battlefield Tours and the bus comes right to the office. The campground has nice, wide gravel roads. The campsites were very level gravel, some with grass areas and concrete patios. Most of the sites are full hook-ups, cable and wi-fi. They also have mini golf, a large pool and a fully stocked store. Some sites in the back section back up to a creek. I think there is fishing allowed. They have immaculate bathhouses.

We were there 5/3/2013 for the weekend with a group. They also have a nice pavilion area. They did say that since this is the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg they are anticipating large crowds this summer so sites are at a premium at times. Call ahead! This is definitely the place to go in the area.

They have done so many improvements and are still working on it. We love it here. The owners are very friendly.

We will be back.

We were very tired when we arrived at Moab and the KOA was the first campground we came to. Since KOA’s are always reasonably priced, clean and friendly we decided to stay there. First, the price quoted was high, $50.00 for the night. My husband had to come back to the RV to get more money and when he went back in the price had changed to $58.50. We had not researched Moab so we assumed that the prices here must be high as it is a tourist attraction.

We were then led to a sight on the lower corner where they were adding on to the park on two sides. The construction was about 20 feet from our picnic table and the trucks were driving right in front of the RV. We were not informed of that and would not have stayed if we were. We were awakened at 6:30 am by the equipment and it had rained, making the driveway muddy. My husband went to the office to see about getting a discount for the inconvenience and was given $30.00 off a second night. So in total we paid $87.00. I then looked online at other parks nearby and found that the going rate was about $38.00. So I looked at the KOA website, their own, and the rate for our site was $38.90 per night! When we questioned an employee about it, he argued but said we could talk to the owners the next morning.

Well, the next morning the construction crew hit the power line and pulled the pole loose from the ground between our rig and the one next door. We were both told we had to move. The owner came and argued with us about the pricing, telling us we should have paid more. They would not honor the pricing on their own website. Also the WiFi service was poor and the cable tv didn’t work so we had to set up our Dish.

So we ended up with a bad experience, muddy RV, paid more than the posted price and were treated poorly. Terrible way to run a business, obviously they don’t look for repeat customers or care about bad reviews.

The sites are very wide and level gravel back-ins with rock solid 50-amp service from excellent power pedestals. There was a big community dinner in the clubhouse while we were there, and several people encouraged us to come join in.

Colorado River Oasis is a very friendly place, including the owners, and we would definitely return.

Recently, March 2013, my husband and I stayed at Los Suenos for a week and were pleased with the owner’s friendliness and professional attitude in directing us to interesting sights, shopping and restaurants. Rick, the caretaker, was very helpful and conscientious in seeing that we were enjoying our stay. The restrooms and laundry facilities were spotless.

We will definitely recommend this park to friends when they stay in the southwest.

We had never before seen such generous sites in such a picturesque setting. The facilities were super clean, and everyone from the owners to the regular campers were (and are!) friendly. The rules are strict, but to the benefit of everyone’s safety and enjoyment. Before we left, we gave a deposit for the next season, and have remained seasonal campers since.

This gem has truly become our home away from home where our children are developing precious memories.

It is far enough away from Panama City for the peace but close enough to visit the city. We found the bathrooms and facilities to be very clean and well maintained. They did have some activities and 2 ponds for fishing.

We would stay here again when we are in the area.

If long pull-thrus and 50-amp electric are not exactly roughing it though, considering the remote beauty all around here. The night skies here are really, really dark, so the stargazing is incredible. If you’re into golf, they have a nice 18-hole golf course and a driving range, all with stellar views of the Warner Mountains. The on-site restaurant is open for breakfast and lunch, and is also available for catered dinners.

We loved the free Wi-Fi too.

The park is clean, quiet, well run, and the management very friendly and accommodating. The bathrooms, laundry room, exercise room, and commons area were always clean and well kept. Park residents seemed very friendly and we left with several new friendships. It is located near a gas station and not far from several cities with all the regular stores. We also loved the back roads near by for motorcycling.

We highly recommend Shady Creek and definitely plan to return next winter!

In my opinion, the staff is clueless and rude. The park is not well maintained. There is little to no security. This is not a good place.