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$11 - $22 / night
"This is one of my favorite campgrounds, because Colorado National Monument is so stunning."
"Colorado National Monument is one of the treasures of the National Parks system."
$26 - $41 / night
"This a a great campground very close to downtown Fruita. It is well maintained and the bathroom/shower rooms are by far the warmest and cleanest we have ever been too."
"We like camping location for a couple of reasons:
- Close proximity to Colorado National Monument
- 1.5 hour drive to Moab/Arches National Park
- Colorado River and great biking trails within the"
"Although this KOA is closely adjacent to US 50 as it enters the Grand Junction area, it is spacious, super-well-kept, nicely located for access to both Colorado River bridges (29 Rd. and Hwy 50), just"
"Close to the highway, so some noise, but not enough to ruin your time. Best part if this KOA is being close to Colorado National Monument!! One of our favorite places we’ve ever been!"
$40 - $85 / night
"We visited the Palisades and hiked in Colorado National Monument. Bathhouse facilities like a grand hotel. We also road our mountain bikes all around."
"It is close to I-70 and the road noise is quite noticeable if you’re outside. The restrooms, showers and pool are very nice. The WiFi was fair with speeds of around 0.5 MB/s."
"Stayed one night on the way to Colorado. Super easy to find right off the highway and plenty of spots. I was the only one there when I stayed."
"Easy to get to and only about 30 minutes or so away from Grand Junction. We were able to get our T@G trailer to a good spot, but the road to the different camping areas can be a bit rocky."
"Walking distance to Ice cream, bagels and variety of food."
"Monument RV park is located in Fruita, CO which is only 12 miles or 20 minutes from Grand Junction. Fruita has a lot to offer for a small town."
$20 / night
"We drove down anout 3 miles to knowles overlook campground overlooking the Colorado River. There are about six sites and a pit toilet, its free. So beautiful and peaceful."
"There are some campsites closer to the highway, but if you are intrepid you can travel a little further down and really nestle into some rocks in a small canyon."
$5 - $10 / night
"Mud springs is a small campground tucked away on top of a national monument."
"There are toilets and a water faucet near our site. Rained on us a bit the first day so the name definitely fits! 4x4 would help get to the sites! Especially on muddy days!"
"The trails getting in are fairly sandy but very easy to follow, I recommend 4WD and some clearence. We were able to tow our square drop off-roading camper back there with no issues."
"Takes about 30-35 minutes to drive to this. Overlooks the Colorado River. No SEEUMS were no fun, but with this view no problem! Soft soap seemed to keep them at bay pretty well!"
$28 - $36 / night
"Its a bit of a drive to Grand Junction and the Colorado National Monument, but great if you want to get away from the crowds."
"This is a small campground on the Western Slope of Colorado. It has a lake that allows motor boats. During high usage times, it gets smelly on the beach from boat exhaust."
TravelerStayed just at the edge of the canyon. Plenty of spots. Beautiful sunset. Access road is not too bad. It gets a little bumpy further in near the overlook.
RangerArrived on Friday, 5/23 and we were the first campers of the season! The camp host arrived on 5/19 and there was still 6inches of snow. Luckily all of the snow was melted and we landed a great spot for 2 nights at jumbo campground. Sunset lake is walking distance to the campground and was a great spot for my paddle board. Campground was $26/night for a non electrical spot with access to dumpsters and bathrooms this was a great option for Memorial Day weekend. Many of the hikes in the area were still blocked by snow, but should be clear in the next few weeks
TravelerThis was a nice spot to stop on our way to Utah in our Airstream Basecamp. The road is dirt and gets real bumpy real fast so we found a spot right at the front. There were only a few other people there near us despite it being 6:30pm on Memorial Day Weekend. It is close to the road so you do hear some road noise. To avoid it I’d go further down the road if you’re able. Spots to the left and right when you turn into the area. Watch for broken glass around the fire pits. Humans being humans unfortunately. Gorgeous views. Nights are really pretty.
ScoutThe campsite pictured in all of the reviews is no longer campable. There are large rocks blocking what appears to be the trail people drove up, and there are distinct no camping signs posted prior to going up the trail. There are still 12 free campsites at the pin with fire rings and picnic benches, the views are pretty average
GuideGot to the info sign where a big site is and I continuing up but the road was way to rough to my like even tho I have a 4WD I decided to turn back down a little be after the hill. I stayed at the big circle where the info sign is and I was a little be noise since I had the road on my back and it was a lot of traffic with the 4 wheeler toys going up, I disnt minded. I had a nice view of the Colorado River; listening to the water was a plus, and the mountains. The sunset were beautiful too.
TravelerWorth staying a night or two to explore the monument. Great rim hikes. The campground is nice and well maintained with nice facilities
TravelerWas windy but beautiful views.
ScoutNothing extreme or crazy with this site, you get privacy, open space and 360 views of the surrounding scenery and free range cows. Road relatively easy to pass through
GuideSpent (3) wonderful nights at Devil’s Garden CG. Despite “FULL” indicators at the park and campground entrances, I drove through and noticed a couple of sites open (cancellations).
$25/night gets you flush toilets, drinking water, dishwashing sink, fire ring, picnic table and picturesque views of the La Sal Mountains and rock formations.
At times, 1-2 bars of T-Mobile LTE. Most of the time no cell service. Beautiful night skies and a great place to spend sunrise/sunset.
Camping near Glade Park, Colorado, offers a mix of stunning views and outdoor adventures. Whether you're pitching a tent or rolling in with an RV, there are plenty of campgrounds to explore.
Camping near Glade Park, Colorado, has something for everyone. Whether you're looking for adventure or relaxation, you'll find a spot that suits your needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
According to TheDyrt.com, Glade Park, CO offers a wide range of camping options, with 153 campgrounds and RV parks near Glade Park, CO and 50 free dispersed camping spots.
According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular campground near Glade Park, CO is Saddlehorn Campground — Colorado National Monument with a 4.5-star rating from 63 reviews.
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 50 free dispersed camping spots near Glade Park, CO.
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 16 parks near Glade Park, CO that allow camping, notably Bankhead National Forest and Chugach National Forest.
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