Loveland, Colorado, rules as the Sweetheart City, where the post office re-mails Valentine's cards with a special heart cachet to lovers worldwide. Outdoor fans chase trout in the Big Thompson River or boat Boyd Lake State Park, just minutes away. Pick from 26 RV parks to launch hikes into nearby Rocky Mountain National Park.
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Sculpture in the Park packs Fairgrounds Park each August with 160 artists and 3,000 sculptures for sale. The Loveland Museum displays local history amid public art lining streets like Cleveland Avenue. Big Thompson Canyon carves north through dramatic granite walls, leading to Estes Park. Devil's Backbone Open Space rises with 4 miles of trails over red rock formations.
Families settle at Loveland RV Resort, which supplies WiFi, showers, 50-amp hookups, and group sites from $55 per night. Groups book Falcon's Landing RV Park for showers, 30- and 50-amp service, and big sites at $38 to $54 nightly. Riverview RV Park & Campground fits river seekers with WiFi, showers, group sites, and a dump station starting at $42. Loveland RV Village works for quick stops near town amenities.
Loveland brands itself the Sweetheart City for re-mailing Valentine's Day cards with a unique postmark. The U.S. Post Office handles over 300,000 cards annually from January 1 to Valentine's Day. Summer's Sculpture in the Park at Fairgrounds Park showcases 1,600 sculptures from 160 artists, boosting local art trails.
Our directory lists 26 RV parks near Loveland, including Loveland RV Village, Riverview RV Park & Campground, Falcon's Landing RV Park, and Loveland RV Resort. These cluster along Highway 402 and the Big Thompson River for quick town access. Expect showers, WiFi, and full hookups at top picks.
Yes, Falcon's Landing RV Park and Loveland RV Resort provide 50-amp service. Falcon's pairs it with showers and group sites at $38 to $54 per night. Loveland RV Resort adds WiFi and showers from $55 nightly, perfect for big rigs.