Campground managed by the Forest Service. we went on the first weekend it was open, which was the weekend before Memorial Day. the campground has access to the roaring fork river, the flow was too high to fish but i’m sure in a few weeks it would be prime for some fly fishing. we stayed at campsite 41 which features a new. fire pit and nice bear boxes. this site was surrounded by trees but open with plenty of space for tents. The bathroom was a short walk and the water spout was right next to the site. We really enjoyed the site and the sounds of the river to put us to sleep.

We camped at Difficult CG and really enjoyed our stay. Even though the sites were close to each other, there was a lot of shrubs and trees between sites so it cut the noise way down and gave you privacy. Bear boxes were at each site and we saw moose both days on the drive into the site!

This place was gorgeous. It's tucked away anf surrounded by lush trees. The camp host were super nice and helped us find some really cool trails. The campsite was really clean and well taken care of.

Decent distance to Aspen & Maroon Bells. Campsites are well maintained, but rudimentary. No showers, but close enough to Maroon Bells to get there for sunrise (since campsites near Maroon Bells are very limited and crowded). Beautiful hikes around Maroon Bells and also hiked the Ute Trail which overlooked Aspen (tough climb, but quick and nice view.