Mollie B_white River

Large sites, though mostly unshaded. You can walk to the reservoir. Great for paddle boarding, kayaking, fishing. Best when it is hot out and can cool off in the water. Great scenery.

It is a simple campground. There is No shower or hot water. There are flushing toilets and sink with cold water.
If you are aware of this, and still want to go you will be happy here if not, find other place. There are bear proof storage and dumpsters . There is not too much shade but there are trees and beautiful view to the Lake and the mountains. Check with the camping as I think you have to pay for dumping and also using the lake. Host is friendly and keep the place clean

What a hidden gem this campsite was! The bathrooms are cleaner than any campsite I've ever stayed in and were always well stocked with toilet paper. There's running water, and secure dumpsters around the grounds. Each campsite also has its own secure bear box that was large enough to fit my 50qt cooler. Firewood is available for sale, and the campground hosts are very friendly and helpful! 

The campground is adjacent to the reservoir and is within walking distance of the marina grounds. With plenty of beachfront access, many campers were able to set up day tents by the lake, anchor boats, and launch paddle boards and canoes easily. There are a wide variety of campsites available, with everything from larger RV pull-throughs, to small tent-only sites. Some are a bit more shaded than others, though, and I do wish we'd been able to snag one with more tree cover. 

This campground was easy to reach and maneuver around in my RWD low-set sedan, and the roads are very well maintained. There is no cell service at all out here though, and it is easily a 20-30 minute drive to Basalt. 

This was such a delightful find, though, and I will definitely be back!

The spots were a bit smaller than they appeared on the website when booking but the space was AMAZING! The camp hosts are very friendly and the bathrooms are the cleanest I have ever seen. The surrounding area has plenty of room for water sports and hiking. Would recommend to anyone who likes a beautiful mountain view.

If you like water activities, hot days and cool nights this is the place for you! We went for the hiking and fishing but many were there with kayaks, paddle boards and other water toys. It’s far enough from the marina that you don’t hear boats going in and out. The views are great and the drive is spectacular. Zero cell service. You need to drive 25 min into the town of basalt for service. Fly fishing is amazing! Our site had great views but it was difficult to park our trailer. Some of the sites are tight.

Best campground I’ve been to it’s so nice. Cold at night nice in the day. Wonderful feeling being out there in the mountains 🏔

All I can say is go. The have water bathrooms and firewood. So go.

We looked for campsites too late for the July 4th weekend, and by some miracle we found a site available here. It was small and nestled in the middle of the site, but we were surrounded by bushes so we did have some privacy. Located on a reservoir, the scenery is beautiful, but many are there to put their boats in the water, and we escaped to other places during the day to not hear the boats all day. Marina area is separate. Toilets are clean and there is running water there. All in all, very nice site.

Spaces are tight, very close together. Lots of uneven camp spaces. Beautiful landscape and scenery, if you are close to the lake.

This campground is listed as a separate campground, but is really more like a different loop from Little Maud. Beautiful views and a better bathroom, but you really can't go wrong with either of these campgrounds.

The heart of Colorado beats quietly and steadily at this campground. Situated within walking distance of a boat ramp and often crowded parking area, this quiet and serene campground set-back away from the crowds, overlooks Ruedi Reservoir. Everything one needs to spend a delightful long weekend or extended stay is there - firewood for purchase, helpful hosts, spacious campsites, bear proof disposal and storage blocks, clean bathroom facilities, and a lake front beach. The 15 mile paved drive back to the grocery stores is doable and follows the spectacular flyfishing Fryingpan River. Watch for the energy conserving home built into the hill, bighorn sheep (yes!) along the road, and cyclists attempting the slow but steady grade. On our way back out toward home we stopped at the Main Street Cafe (on CO 82) - definitely worth the wait with huge breakfast and lunch plates (open until 2pm daily). If you decide to try Molly B, track me down about mid-August next summer - I'll be there!