Wolford Campground and Marina

The campground overall is ok, positives canceled by negatives. Views are great and right on the water. The campground itself is pretty bare, but clean. The spots are east to pull through, but not level at all.
Most annoying part is the water and dump station are locked. You can not fill potable water, and the only other place is an RV park 15 minutes away. No where else in town to even buy jugs of water. This definitely soured the experience.
The campground wifi is $16 for 3 days and is worthless. The 2nd device code did t work, but it didn't matter as the internet was so slow nothing would loaf. Waste of money.

2nd time I stayed here. I love the views! A little hard to level a motor home but doable. Electric only. They have dump but potable water hydrant locked. I was disappointed but hostess told me how to get water in kremmling. They should have a sign warning you. Hostess was very informative. Good access to steamboat and rmnp. If leveling is important, check your spot first.

We enjoyed our 3-night stay here. Best sites: B-26 and B-27 (closest to the lake with nice views). Very clean site with firepit and picnic table. 30amp electric hook up. Fairly spacious sites with sage & brush in between some sites for privacy. Dump station and potable water on site as well. Half empty during weeknights so it's peaceful & quiet. Friendly staff and clean vault toilets. 7 miles to Kremmling (for groceries and gas). Hike the 5.5 mile Windy Ridge trail up near Rabbit Ears Pass. Starlink Internet worked great here. No OTA channels. Minimal road noise from Hwy 40. Easy access to Hot Sulphur Springs & Steamboat Springs.

Hook-ups are electric only. We had to move sites and dry camp one night because hookups weren’t available for our whole stay. (We knew that to be the case coming in. It was late in the game and we were just happy to find a spot!) Both sites were clean. Bathrooms are just vault toilets but they were also very clean and did not smell. We used the dump station on our way out with no problems.
Our first site was front and center and we had *lovely* morning and evening views. We went to Rocky Mountain National Park one day, and it is right at an hour - tip: leave by 7:30 if you don’t have reservations into the park and you should make it to the gate and through the line with no problems. 😊 Maybe a little earlier if it’s a weekend.
We stared at the roads across the reservoir and finally had to make our way over there for a little adventuring as well. If you have AWD with a little clearance it’s doable and worth it. It’s just gorgeous.
Unless you have a boat I don’t think this is a destination campground, but it’s fantastic to use as home base for other adventures.

Wolford campground was a disappointment. The site I reserved #62 is not really setup for RV's. The Wolford map only shows three sites in loop D as being "tent" only and so the rest are supposedly accessible to RV's. But #62, which from Google satellite appears to be a great back in site, has a large block of stone blocking entry and an RV can only be parked near the entrance to the site. What's more it isn't clear just where that would be. The result was that the picnic table and fire ring were about 100' away and inaccessible to my disabled wife. This non-electric basic site is the same price as a sheltered electric site! Also, when I went to get water, available only at the dump station, it was padlocked. I had to go to the front gate to ask for it to be unlocked. I was told one of the campground hosts was supposed to have done that. The price I paid was not a nightly price but the minimum stay price "1 Two Night Stay." So, $74.20 (after taxes, etc.)

We enjoyed our 3 night stay here. I was most concerned with at&t signal not working at all, but I was able to take work video calls here without issue. The signal can be spotty though, but with a decent external antenna you should be fine. Signal in back in town (10 min drive) is good too. Enjoyed using our kayak here and watching sunsets.

We stopped here for a couple of nights in between Steamboat Springs & Rocky Mtn NP. This is where you go to play in the water w/ your boat. There is a hike if you look for it..., which is what we like to do. And great views that you don't have to look for. The campground itself has an odd layout, but it has the best & fastest cell signal we have ever come across! About 6 miles from the campground is the quaint town of Kremmling - worth a look.

Stayed two nights here in September. Pros: great location next to reservoir, 30 amp electricity, dump station on site, clean vault toilets, dog walking area, little to no road noise, average spacing between sites. Cons: hunters, fishermen, and ATVers getting up at 4am to start their day (little to no consideration for quiet hours), unlevel sites, electricity on wrong side of sites. The town of Kremmling is 7 miles away and has gas stations, a grocery store, and a few restaurants. On-site marina offers boat rentals. This campground can get VERY windy, especially in the afternoon and early evening hours. Each site had a nice picnic table, firepit with grill grate, and concrete pad.