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Alamosa, Colorado is certainly a family-friendly place to visit. There are plenty of fun activities that everyone can enjoy – like checking out hiking trails and staying under the stars in Alamosa’s RV parks and campgrounds. Apart from the incredible views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains of Colorado and the Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve, Alamosa is also home to some incredible wildlife! You can expect to see anything from elk, deer, bears, foxes, coyotes, fish, birds, and more thanks to the diverse climates and terrain in this Colorado town. Since the heart of Alamosa is tucked in the San Luis Valley, the land is green and…

Even though Alamosa is just over 5 square miles in size – and home to less than 10,000 people – it has a rich culture that you will want to experience on your trip to this small, Western town. Alamosa was founded back in the 1870s, but the area was first home to the Ute tribe before the arrival of Spanish settlers. This history has influenced the art and culture of the town – and you can still see its influence in the art, culture, and architectural design of Alamosa. Alamosa also draws in a lot of tourists from around the country, especially avid RVer’s and campers. There are some…

At Cool Sunshine RV resort, we’re thrilled to be located in a city that’s so full of history and culture. Often referred to as the “Hub of the San Luis Valley,” Alamosa, Colorado has been around since the late 1800s and has witnessed many changes in the nearby landscape. In its early years, Alamosa was a headquarter for railroad construction, repair, and shipping. The city was a vital part of the expanding rail system, and as a result, it drew a number of people to the area for jobs and exploration. Today, when you visit Alamosa, you can get a taste of this old-time historic feel. That’s why we recommend…

Traveling in a recreational vehicle is an excellent way to feel comfortable, even if you’re hopping between different campgrounds and states. You have the opportunity to bring the comforts of home with you while still camping and enjoying the outdoors. However, an RV and the surrounding campground doesn’t just feel like home as soon as you arrive. It takes a bit of time – and some extra touches – to truly feel comfortable. This is especially true when you’re driving a new RV or renting one for the first time. Here are some of our best tips for feeling right at home while staying in an RV park in a…