Tiger Run Resort

Misleading and illegal pricing. Clearly confirmed the price of our stay at the time of reservation and again and check-​in. AFTER I CHECKED OUT OF THE PARK AND HAD ALREADY LEFT TOWN, they retroactively changed the rate and charged the balance my credit card! I called the manager, and he said he’d fix it. He didn’t. I ended up having to file a dispute with my credit card company for the unauthorized charge, and Tiger Run didn’t even have the decency to respond.
Location OK. Sort-​of snowplowed, but not the entire site. You’re renting a spot from a third-​party owner – who keeps some of their own stuff on the lot. So when you look at that nice little shed on the site, that’s not for your use.

Welcome to the most UNFRIENDLY place on Earth! You are the bane of their existence and not worthy of paying over $ 100 per night to stay in their enchanted park. They’ve got the market cornered in the Breckenridge area and with that any hope of customer service or fair prices go right out the window. This proud little place desperately needs a little competition to wipe that rude elitist smirk off their entitled faces. Until then enjoy getting kicked in the stomach while you’re emptying your wallet.

Was disappointed with our stay here. Our RV doesn’t have a functioning shower due to the cold, so I was looking forward to taking a hot shower at the Lodge. Upon entering the moldy smell was very off putting. Once I started the shower the water only barely dribbled out enough water to wash my face. I tried all three shower stalls and the same low water pressure was everywhere. A typical 5 minute shower turned into a 30 minute ordeal trying to get soap off and maintaining the delicate balance of getting scalded or frostbite.
There is a water boil advisory. Enough said there.
Hot tub is nice, but crowded. Need at least two (functioning) for a camp this size.
To top things off there are maintenance vehicles that absolutely fly around the grounds on slippery roads. It a only a matter of time before somebody gets hit.

Thought this would be a great Labor Day weekend to spend in a cabin. The cabin we rented was the worse. We could not get the door open and it was hard to shut. There were no curtains for privacy and the grill did not work. We asked the front desk for help. All they said was they do own the cabin so there was not much they could do. They kept giving me and husband different answers. We left a day early. Never renting from Tiger Run again. The management is what I think made us upset the most. Not accommodating at all. We love to camp and vacation using local businesses, this business has been the worst we have encountered in Colorado.

This place is a bit strange. I live in Denver and debated for months about whether to come here or not. There isn’t enough info on their webpage to really get a good feel for what it is. I was hoping for a place that was like a campground, but one that I could take my RV to, but that isn’t what this is. I am writing this review after attempting to simply roast some hot dogs over a fire pit. There is no fire pit at our site. I really assumed we would have one given the fact that I have never been to a campsite or RV resort where I didn’t have one. These are all individually owned though and you don’t get to choose where you want to be… so low and behold… even though this place is less than half to capacity right now… we have a site with no fire pit. The empty space two spaces down does. So whatever… by advice from a person who owns here… we just walked over, built a fire, and roasted some hotdogs. The security people came by ten minutes later in a golf cart to kick us out. I told him I wasn’t leaving until my kid got to finish roasting his hotdog. He wasn’t too happy about it and I halfway expected the police to show up… maybe they still will, I don’t know. The pool is completely unusable right now. also not mentioned to us until we found out for ourselves. I have met some really nice people who own here… all older folks. I get it, for older people who are looking for a home away from home, this fits the bill. It is not a camping experience at all. If you want to be surrounded by nature, be able to build a fire and roast hotdogs or marshmallows… definitely not here. If you are looking for a place to ski Keystone of Breck in the winter… this would work well since they have a hot tub, etc and they have a free shuttle to both (30 min to Keystone and less to Breck). The problem Breckenridge and the surrounding area has as far as camping is that there are very few places you can take a trailer or RV and I think this is the only one with hookups… and the other ones that you can take an RV are pretty far away from water and dump stations. It’s confusing because there’s a lot of great space for it, but not a lot of facilities. We are camping in the RV these days because we have young children and tent camping is rough with little kids. Anyway… I won’t be back in the summer most likely… maybe in the winter. Just know what you are signing up for.

Best RV park in west. I liked it so much I builing cabin there. This is a hidden jewl in Colorado. I will be renting this winter and be on vcrbo. Call me in july if any one one interested in winter. No doubt it will be one of the nicest cabins in the park
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Tiger Run is in a great location. The rental cabin we stayed in for the weekend was right of the stream. Which was perfect for our dogs in the summer heat. The cabins are very close to one another. The major disappointment from the weekend was the hot tubs. Both out of order. One sat with rust stains with a hose in it. The other stagnate filthy clorerine water. It was too broken and wouldn’t turn on. Pool was a good temp, but didn’t dare get in just looking at the state the fucility was in.

Really disappointed… Great facility, horrible staff… They signed for a $ 350.00 package without my permission, then lost it. Now I can’t work without my camera equipment and the front desk attendants have 0 interest in helping me find my package that they received… They treat their guests as a burden if you want them to stop playing on Facebook and do their jobs… I hope the management does something about their staff’s complacency.

They signed for my package and never gave it to me. The front office is the most incompetent, rude, group of people I’ve had the displeasure of knowing. Save your money and go somewhere nice.

Expensive but nice

Super Clean, modern facilities, great pads/​spaces, very big rig friendly.
Only down side is there is no doggy fence area which is a down as most folks seems to have dogs. Also the front desk could be a little friendly and customer focus

We have stayed here dozens of times and have rented a spot for our RV for 3 consecutive ski seasons. All totaled we have spent well over 100 nights at Tiger Run, so it is safe to say that we know this place very well. There is much to love about Tiger Run, the friendly staff, the streams, bike trails and the easy access to 4 ski resorts, but there are some problems as well. Which is why we wanted to provide this review. We are tired of the hot tubs not working. Week after week, month after month and year after year the two hot tubs continue to be horrible! If you come to Tiger Run expecting to have a relaxing Hot Tub after an active day, don’t waste your time. THEY SUCK! And the Wireless Internet Access is about the worst I’ve ever seen. They have tried to update the wireless the last couple of seasons, but I am afraid it is still just lame. Last weekend I could not get connected for two days. I could list a dozen other complaints, but these are my top 2. If there were any other choices in the area for an RVr who loves Breckenridge, I would go there. Unfortunately there is not.

Have stayed here a few times and it has been pretty good. It is a little pricey and it is fancy — especially for our small class c motorhome. For kids, they have a rec room that is fairly nice with an indoor pool, hot tub, pool, ping-​pong, and games. They don’t allow fires at the campsites so they have a community ring to build fires — a nice touch.
It’s a high end place that most people buy plots and put a cabin — which can be rented as well. It is not far from Breckenridge and if you had bikes I think there is a trail to get you there.

Well, after a full weekend here, i had to write an update and drop a star. The highway noise became pretty unbearable, particularly when all the motorcycle groups went whizzing by (which is pretty frequent on a gorgeous sunny weekend). In addition, after multiple walks with the dogs, i had to say that their many anti-​dog policies got a little heavy-​handed. We all know to pick up after our dogs. But there were just too many places where dogs weren’t allowed at all, which limited our enjoyment of the place. It’s camping, folks, not dining with the queen!!!

This is one of your higher quality parks that can actually earn the name «resort». We had a site with our rear window overlooking the roaring river. It was a very peaceful setting with the snowcapped mountains nearby. The facilities were clean. The two indoor jacuzzis and pool marked for swimming laps were relaxing. We received 10 percent discount for paying cash and there were no other discounts available. It was worth paying more. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.