Denver Meadows Rv Park
2075 Potomac St, Aurora, CO 80011, United States
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【BREATHABLE FABRIC and WATERPROOF】-- This beige yurt tent is made of breathable canvas with a PU 5,000mm waterproof rating. The PE tent BOTTOM effectively prevents rainwater and moisture from accumulating on the ground. We use STEEL material for the tent bracket, which has corrosion resistance. Completely waterproof and can stay overnight in heavy rain. 【Suitable for Family Camping】-- Four sizes options. 3M bell tent comes with a diameter of 9.85ft, the top height is about 7.22ft and the side wall height is 1.9ft. The stove jack hole is about 3.3ft high from the ground. Storage bag packaging size: 27*13*11 inches. Weight: 28 lbs. It comes with a polygonal base, can accommodate 2-4 people to sleep inside the tent. 【4 Season Canvas Tent】-- The ShinHye canvas bell tent package includes a sewn-in groundsheet, stove jack, windows with mesh, roof vents, poles, a tool kit and a weatherproof bag- All are included with your purchase. Whether it's spring, summer, fall, or winter, this tent is your reliable companion for outdoor adventures
COMPACT NESTING DESIGN: This space-saving camping gear includes a pot, lid, two bowls, and two sporks that nest together, making packing easy. The locking pot handle folds to save space, making it an ideal hiking gear for backpacking trips.. DURABLE STAINLESS STEEL: Built tough for the outdoors, this cooking pot set is made from 18/8 stainless steel that resists rust and scratches. The 1.25-qt pot and lid are induction-compatible and dishwasher-safe for easy cleaning.. VERSATILE CAMP KITCHEN: Whether you're making coffee, boiling water, or cooking for two, this set has what you need. Serve up meals in the 12-oz bowls and enjoy the convenience of dual-sided sporks. Handy camping accessories.
Package Inclusions & 2 Year Tech Support; EUHOMY electric cooler is equipped with 100/240V AC and 12/24V DC adapters and can be used at home or in the car for a variety of use scenarios. The car refrigerator offers a 2 year tech-support. If you have any questions about our car fridge, please reach out to EUHOMY, and we will help you as soon as possible. Powerful Compressor & APP Control; The compact and portable 12v cooler boasts a large 19Quart capacity. It can function as either a fridge or freeze. With an advanced compressor, the car cooler cools from 77°F to 32°F in just 15 minutes and consumes only 45W. With Bluetooth mode and app control, you can conveniently manage the portable refrigerator from a distance to facilitate your journey. Magnetic Sealing Design & Excellent Thermal Insulation; The 12v refrigerator's lid features a unique magnetic design that ensures a tight seal with the rubber gasket, enhancing insulation time and improving cooling efficiency. The magnetic opening cover of the portable fridge is designed for frequent use, ensuring convenience, durability, and reliability for your travels
【 STABLE AND SECURE 】Our extra-large,high-quality folding chairs offer a secure and pleasant outdoor experience. Our Colegence camping chair features sturdy thick-reinforced steel supports (50% thicker than usual) and reinforced safety fasteners,enabling it to withstand up to 450 pounds,which is more than double the weight of an average individual.Ensure that the outdoor chair is built to withstand the elements and last for a long time. 【COZY SEATING】This camping chair is designed to provide maximum comfort and versatility. It has an extended design that offers more leg room,adjustable armrests to ensure a comfortable sitting position from any angle.With an increased thickness of the sponge pad,Whether you are outdoors or indoors,this chair allows you to relax and unwind with great comfort. 【COOL EXPERIENCE AND MULTIPLE STORAGE SPACES】Our chairs come equipped with a built-in cooling bag,perfect for keeping your beverages cold and refreshing during those scorching summer days. Additionally, we have included a multifunctional storage bag on the other side, providing you with a convenient way to store all of your outdoor essentials. With these features,you can experience the utmost comfort while enjoying the great outdoors
70L Extra-Large Capacity: Designed for extended trips, the main compartment can accommodate all your gear, making it ideal for multi-day hikes, camping trips, or travel adventures. Lightweight Backpack: This outdoors backpack weighs only 1.8 lbs for the whole bag. This allows you to carry more items and travelling more convenient. Multi-Pocket Storage Design: Includes a top pocket, front organizer pocket, bottom compartment, and side pockets, allowing for easy organization and quick access to essentials like water bottles, maps, tools, and more
28"Extra-wide Seat: Compared to the ordinary version, which is only 21 inches wide, the Colegence seat is now 28 inches broad, offering greater comfort for the thighs. For added comfort, the product also has internal foam padding in the seat and back.It offers a comfortable setting so you can sit for long stretches of time without becoming tired. Support 600LBS: Our outdoor folding chairs are made to offer a comfortable and roomy place to sit outside.Our camping chairs are made of strengthened steel, which is 50% thicker than typical items. The anti-rust hammer powder coating and its application increase the outdoor chairs' durability and lengthen their lifespan.Designed to support a maximum weight of 600 pounds, which is greater than three average persons. Long-term Outdoor Use: You can easily set goods on the table while keeping your hands freedom thanks to the adjustable tables and cup holders that come with our camping chairs.Additionally, the opposite side of the chair has a detachable multipurpose storage bag that offers plenty of room for storing all of your stuff.Furthermore, the high-density 600D Oxford cloth that we use to make our outdoor chairs is weather-resistant, long-lasting, and easy to clean
About This Campsite
Denver Meadows RV Park
Denver Meadows RV Park, strategically located for easy access to Denver's bustling urban life, offers modest accommodations for travelers seeking a convenient stopover. While it serves as one of the few available RV parks close to Denver's attractions, its condition and amenities may be underwhelming for some campers.
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Based on available feedback, the park has mixed reviews, with individuals rating it between 1 and 4 stars. The ratings illustrate a mix of satisfaction and concerns about its condition and facilities.
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Tips and Considerations
- Be prepared for a basic experience, as amenities like pools are reportedly not operational and other facilities require maintenance.
- The park's noise level is notably high due to its proximity to the highway, potentially disturbing light sleepers.
- Expect fundamental services such as full hookups, but be cautious about the condition of electrical and water connections.
- It's advisable to visit with realistic expectations in terms of cleanliness and upkeep, as the grounds may retain litter and are not thoroughly maintained.
- Consider using earplugs or noise-canceling devices to mitigate the highway sound.
Overall, Denver Meadows RV Park stands as a convenient choice for short time visits near Denver, provided one is prepared for its limitations and lack of amenities. An ideal stay here is likely brief and utilitarian, meeting basic travel needs rather than leisure or extended comfort.
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Mallory Campbell
08/10/2024
We stayed here for a couple of days. It was the only park in Denver with availability. It was also reasonably priced considering how expensive Denver can be. Pros: 1) location. We’re from Texas so anything within 20 minutes of a place is close enough. We wanted close to the ball park and it was either this place or a KOA in Ft Collins an hour away. 2) full hook ups 3) green belt to walk the dogs … this is going to be on the con list also. 4) staff. I called to reserve because we were in transit. She was very upfront about the no refunds policy. We paid for one night over the phone and paid for the rest the next morning. Cons: 1) the park is a bit run down. I did some research and it was a mobile home park that’s been in flux for a couple years. 2) the electric was a bit … suspect. Technically we had 2 boxes to choose from. One wasn’t working. The other was, but it sparked on me more than usual while plugging in. I opted to cut the power before continuing to plug in. 3) the water spigot had 2 connections very close to the ground. Luckily we use one of those flexy connectors on our filter so it wasn’t an issue. The spigot is also very close to the power which made me a little nervous given the sparky nature of the box. 4) the sites are not level. The section they have set up for short time guests is basically a parking lot. I walked the site before pulling in to remove debris. 5) green belt. The area isn’t well cared for. There is a lot for trash and dog droppings in the area. They really just need a grounds keeper maybe. 6) no real amenities other than laundry - no pool or dog park … it’s pretty bare bones. 7) it’s right next/under to the highway so it’s a bit noisy. Light sleepers might want to bring ear plugs. Overall this park fit our needs for our short stay. I would have chose something else if we had planned a little better and if we were staying longer than a couple days. Some of the other reviews mention safety … the area is dirty/unkept, but not unsafe. I think sometimes we confuse these things. It’s basically squished between the highway and some hospitals. I wasn’t concerned about safety.
LW
07/07/2024
Nastiest rv park I’ve ever been in. Trash surrounds all the grassy areas so every time you walk your dog you get to walk around in trash & there are huge mounds of fire ants. This place looks abandoned so it’s insane they charge $950 for two weeks. Save your money and go elsewhere if you can. Can not even sit outside because they face your camper doors with the camper doors next to you. The area is pretty sketchy as well, lots of homeless people & drug use in the area. For how much they make at this place they should take better care of it & make it feel more homier.
Stephen Bailey
08/09/2024
This place is an absolute dump. Was renting a house from the Jewish and homophobic owner, Faye, and was told a story that the property was being sold and thet we wouldn't be able to renew our lease even though we wanted to. We were informed of said "sell" around July 12th. Starting then, we started looking for a new place. Found a place and started the process of paperwork and applications. Finally got approved to move in July 25th. We started the moving process almost immediately. We were moving from a 3 bedroom house to a one bedroom apartment. This means downsizing and making choices of what to bring. I also work full-time, take care of my disabled husband, and only have one car. So needless to say, it was going to take some time to move out completely. We were still moving as of August 3rd with the rest of our stuff ready for one last trip. That evening I went to the hospital because I had been feeling bad for a few days. I had a blood infection and was in the hospital until Wednesday afternoon. As soon as I got out I reached out to the glorified receptionist Veronica and let her know what happened. She informed me that the Jewish homophonic owner, Faye, had entered the house and threw away my stuff. I told Veronica that I would be by Thursday to get the rest of the stuff. When I showed up Thursday, all my stuff had been gone through, as in dumped on the floor as rummaged through. There were items missing, as well as a bag full of geodes, gemstones, gold, silver, and a latch hook my dead grandmother made for me when I was 8 years old. I asked the Jewish homophonic owner, Faye, what happened to my stuff today and she admitted that some was taken and the bag with my gold, silver, geodes, gemstones, and my latch hook had been "thrown away". Full disclosure. Were we always on time with rent, no. Did we pay every month including any late fees, yes. Turns out, they didn't want to renew our lease and instead of saying that, lied and said the property was being sold. So since they broke the lease agreement as of around July 12th we legally have 30 days to get all property from the residence. They do not understand or know landlord/tenant laws. It's very sad. Both of there girls at the front (and yes they are girls, they are not adults) are incompetent and honestly snakes. Don't give then your money. Much better places around.
Jane Stites
06/28/2021
Keep looking. For $60 a night you get pedestals with wires hanging out, long term residents that don’t maintain their lots and everything on the property is in disrepair. 10 showers and only one works. The messiest laundry room I’ve ever seen, an empty pool, a sun deck that is locked. When at the dog park your view across the river is of homeless people in tents. Definitely not worth $60 a night.
Elizabeth Webb
08/31/2020
This was the worst RV park I have ever stayed in. I paid $61 for one night and it was awful. The site I was assigned had cars parked in it. Office was closed (they close at 3pm!) So we used the empty site next to it. The electric didn't work so we had to run our cable under the RV and plug into another site. The site was EXTREMELY unlevel. It humped up then down. Since we were staying hitched we couldn't do anything to help the height. It was so unlevel our door could not close with the stairs out. We had to manually tilt it so the side with the stairs was much higher so we could close the door. The sites all have weeds. They asked the year of our rig, so I assumed they had a 10 year rule. Definitely not! Some of the trailers there looked like they hadn't moved in 20 years! They asked the breeds of our 2 dogs so I assumed they had breed restrictions. Yet I saw someone walking a large aggressive breed. The "pet walk" is the weeds next to the road. It is FULL of dog poop, trash, and broken glass. There is noise from the freeway. And right across from the RV park is a homeless camp with tents that had fires lit (there is a fire ban in Colorado right now). I felt VERY unsafe in this park, it was dirty, and we were miserable here. And for $61! Horrible place.





