Stillwater Pass

This spot was really easy to get to and had at least one bar of service for Verizon and T Mobile. The spot was nice and secluded, but there was some trash left behind from previous campers:(

Plenty of spots available. But land and trees are decimated from fire in 2020. But hey it’s a free spot to sleep

The sites up on this mountain are all or mostly surrounded by burnt forest due to a wildfire. It’s kind of sad. That aside, the views are pretty good. We ended up staying at a group site, which happened to be on 4th of July so it was a little overcrowded. But, all in all, pretty great sites. Plenty to choose from.

The sites here are on a mountain that’s been burned by wildfires, so the forest is bare. But, the amazing views more than make up for it

Not only is there plenty of room at each site and the neighbors are spaced but the views are amazing! Also many trees blown over perfect for firewood!

From Highway 34, just north of the Stillwater RV and Campground, take Highway 4 for about 4km. Once the road turns to gravel, you’ll see largish camping area on each side of the road. There is a vault toilet about another 1 km up the road. Some of there camping areas were being used by large groups, but others had just one or two tents, and as a courtesy, I asked them if it was ok to camp along side them. Grand Lake is about 12km away, with shops, restaurants and grocery stores. The best bit? It’s absolutely free!

simple road with beautiful surroundings, campsites just off the road so not much privacy, i would camp here again

Some sites need high clearance, our minivan was able to manage most of the road. There's vault toilet in the beginning of the road. View is not the nicest, but the our site was large and convenient.