Taylor Park Trading Post - Almont

The older man in the store behind the counter was very rude. Everything was outrageously over priced. I suggest buying last minute things in Gunnison. The area is beautiful and well worth the drive:

Nice place in the mountains beside Taylor Park Reservoir. Rent side by sides. Very busy place.Walkability: Close to restaurant, little store, gift shop and ATV side by side rental.

Great facilities and loved the staff at the campground. Fuel is outrageous so bring your own. Food too. 3 chicken finger dinners for 45!

Cute little convenience store. Most fishing and cooking stuff are available in this store. Next door is a gift shop. Nice souvenirs to get. The end of the building has public restrooms .

If you want to be nickeled and dimed to death and price gouged on camping, this is the place to go. It's unfortunate this is one of the only RV parks in the area. Where I can see some rules needing to be enforced bc they're the only place with showers and bathroom access in the area, others are absolutely ridiculous. The cancellation policy is 30 days in advance, you only get a fire ring if you're on the outside edge of camping (it's not promised even when you ask for it at booking, it also cost extra per day if you have fire ring access), if there are more than 2 adults you have to pay extra (for kids even-PER DAY), and you pay for extra vehicle parking if it doesn't fit within the limits of your camping space. Also be aware you're charged extra for laundry access, rinsing rigs, more, but we did not use these options. Management was frazzled and difficult at check in which made it an unpleasant (and unnecessary) experience after traveling 12 hrs since it wasn't made clear at the time of booking. Nor were we even told our spot until we arrived at the location. We paid almost twice as much as what we had talked about via phone during booking. This was probably the most micromanaged RV park we have ever stayed. After they were sure to receive the maximum amount of at check-in, they did leave us alone throughout our stay. The campsites are so close together it does not leave a lot of room to actually be outside and enjoy the camping experience, especially if you're traveling with a group of people. The beautiful views and access to trails were the biggest pull, but after exploring the area there are other camping options with the same amenities close by (Holt's or free camping). We will not be returning.