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"We showed up on a Saturday and there was rock painting and $2 ice cream for the kids right next to the playground."
"All wood burning fires are currently prohibited in Colorado, but there are fire pits for when they're not. I met a couple with an RV that make this camp a part of any trip this direction."
"The Dyrt map says Mt Blanco road but Apple Maps says lake Como road. They both branch off highway 150."
"Campground Review:
We chose this BLM campground because it is right outside of Great Sand Dunes National Park. There are several sites along Lake Como Road. "
$40 - $52 / night
"Back in spaces are close to each other. Pull throughs have more room between spaces. There is a train track right next to park that a train blew horn startled me at 1:00 am on the second night."
"Great RV park in east walking distance to DT Alamosa. We walked to coffee place in the mornings and farmers market Saturday."
$20 / night
"This was our last night camping in Colorado and it was beautiful!"
"This area in Colorado is one of the most unique places I've seen in a while."
"This is a well maintained no thrills RV park in the desert region of Colorado. Flat and level spaces that can accommodate any size RV. Large clean laundry facility and clean restroom and showers."
"Close to sand dunes and near by attractions. Alamosa has a Walmart and lots of restaurants."
$20 - $80 / night
"It's a biologically diverse area in Southern Colorado, where high winds that blow through the Rockies deposit sand at the Southernmost tip . We made camping reservations about six months in advance."
"Access to dunes trails, and off road track. Dump station nearby visitor center with free air station. T-Mobile available at most sites, but good by the visitor center and primitive road access."
$29 - $62 / night
"It’s a hidden gem of this part of Colorado. This campground has a loop by the Coñejos River and that is where we stayed. Campsite was big and they are nicely spread out."
"Nice little day use area right next to the river."
$20 - $65 / night
"Red Lake hike was awesome and easy."
$25 - $169 / night
"It was our first time to tent camp in Colorado and it was great. Several sites to choose from. Some have views of the dunes, some are more secluded. Bathrooms were clean."
"It's slight hidden behind a bigger RV andodge campground. It was beautiful views from ANY tent site you got. It had bathroom n accessible showers if needed. Firewood. Friendly hosts and snacks."
"Set up your tent close to the rive, or pull your RV (Must be fully self contained. NO hookups! No size limit on rig) or sleep at the huge River Front site with furnished 13 x 13 bell tent."
LegendI wanted a spot while driving north from New Mexico and this was perfect. sat right above town, it was an awesome little spot. Only thing is because there is absolutely no trees or anything, the wind goes a little wild so beware!
GuideThe road was in great conditions, many sites to choose for. I stayed for 10 days and many people came and go (busy) but juts stunning with the river there and amazing lullaby for sleeping time. I got a visitors few cows snooping my site but the left right away.
TravelerIf you get there early enough you have plenty of spots to choose from. The bottom ones are more flat, while the ones higher up the mountain are a little more rocky. I stayed 3 nights and went to a new spot each night, all were gorgeous! You will see amazing sunrises and sunsets and also may have some cows come visit you. There were a lot of people but it didn’t feel crowded, I personally enjoyed it. I would highly recommend this spot!
GuideThis place is great! Flat parking lot with trash bins and bathrooms. Beautiful view! 55 minutes to the Great Sand Dunes.
LegendBeautiful little spot, but it’s hot and barely any protection is available so be careful. Amazing views and lots of hiking nearby.
TravelerIt’s a perfect 10 for a mountain campground Great views, great hiking trails Around 9300’ elevation Lots of people fishing in the lake and the spillway creek 36 degree mornings 70 degree days Well spaced campsites Clean vault toilets Water for filling containers only Host sells firewood Lots of mule deer, birds,hummingbirds Chipmunk army
ScoutA top tier campsite and there are Amish people nearby. There are also cows.
GuideThere are six free fcfs campsites 3.24 mile dirt road which is fine in dry weather but can be treacherous when wet. Nice view of gorge. 1.5 mile hike down to river. Pit toilet, table, fire pit.
ScoutPaved roads lead you to even better pavement @ Wild Rivers. About 8 small loops, many with trails dropping 900' to the Rio Grande in the gorge below. You can hear the river below from many spots and the Pit toilets are kept clean. Visitors Center can recommend trails and other interesting things to do and see in the immediate area. Great bicycling for kids on nicely paved roads. One loop is above the Red River and you can hike down to the confluence of the 2 wild rivers. Quiet area with dark skies.
Camping near La Jara, Colorado, offers a mix of stunning views and outdoor adventures. Whether you're looking for a peaceful retreat or a fun family getaway, there are several campgrounds to choose from.
Camping near La Jara, Colorado, has something for everyone, whether you're a family looking for fun or an RV enthusiast seeking adventure.
Frequently Asked Questions
According to TheDyrt.com, La Jara, CO offers a wide range of camping options, with 194 campgrounds and RV parks near La Jara, CO and 48 free dispersed camping spots.
According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular campground near La Jara, CO is Alamosa KOA with a 4.3-star rating from 17 reviews.
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 48 free dispersed camping spots near La Jara, CO.
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 16 parks near La Jara, CO that allow camping, notably Bankhead National Forest and Chugach National Forest.
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