Stillwater Pass Dispersed Campsite

Stunning views here! There are only a few areas with multiple camping spots and most would only suit suv/tent. Wouldn’t recommend for a trailer. Easy in/out, quiet only a few cars and sxs’s coming through during my two day stay.

We took a left at the fork and found a site with the best view and a porta-john at the end of the driveway. The site appears to have been freshly cleared. There were lots of twigs and rocks and no grass, so it became a muddy mess as soon as the rain began. Site had plenty of space and a good amount was flat. No fire ring, but there was a burn ban anyways. Nice and secluded but could still hear the neighbors a bit but it wasn’t bothersome. Gunfire and ATVs were much louder but stopped around sundown. Would go back to this site.

The coordinates are a bit early on 4. Roads are easy to navigate. Continue up the road for multiple flat locations. Some of the roads were closed but 4 is open.

Not at all a beautiful area, only a few places to camp and it's a bumpy road and the access points are not good, none of the sites are level, and if you want to go further on to the next dispersed camping area which I did not, you have to drive 10 Mi through private property on a cruddy Road. No cell phone service of any kind and very little wildlife and not much to look at there at all.

The sites were large. We found a nice spacious one a little off the road, there was a ditch between the road and the site so some higher clearance helped avoid scraping. Nice time overall.

We stayed here last year and came back this year but there’s a gate up blocking the entire dispersed area. Thankfully there’s plenty of other places to stay!

No one around

This was our first time dispersed camping and it was definitely an adventure. There wasn’t a single person alive around us and we were hidden in trees so it was a little scary at first but once all the stars came out, it was so beautiful. The lows reached 40° so it definitely got chilly at night, but you can’t beat that sunrise over the mountains.

there are a number if dispersed campsites on this road. they’re all lovely and pretty spaced out but if you’ve got a rowdy bunch in the spot next to yours you’ll definitely hear them. but the views here were great and it isn’t too far of a drive from granby/rmnp. also i had pretty good service here! definitely coming back to this spot next time i’m here :)

I think this would be a wonderful place to camp, however due to the forest fires that happened, I won’t lie it’s a bit depressing to be around all of the burned trees. It must have been beautiful before the unfortunate fire. It just made it so there was little to no shade at all at really any of the campsites. However, with that being said it was still really fun and there are plenty of campsites to choose from. Just keep in mind there’s little greenery and very little shade.

Very close to Grand Lake and Rocky Mountain National Park. Didn’t look like there were too many spots but the spots I did see were nice. Had no trouble finding a spot on a Sunday evening

Would have been a great spot if I’d arrived later—sundown or thereafter. But too sunny at 2 PM in June for my liking, especially with the bugs and the other people nearby. Would come back if I just needed a spot to boondock at night for a night. T-mobile service was fair. Area is decently trafficked so you might show up at night with no spots available.

Got to camp with no disturbance and the dog stayed off leash. The ground was rather uneven tho.

Great site and location about 10 minutes from downtown Grand Lake. The sites had tons of space and a great view of the mountains. Only downside, there’s only a few sites along this road and they filled up fairly quick on a Friday.

We didn’t manage to get a spot at this campsite. It was crowded (we were there in the weekend). Drove further down the road to find a large (also free) campsite, which was allright. Views were okay, and there where a lot of other campers relatively nearby.

The spot is perfect for camping! There is a private road pretty close to it so there’s only a handful of camping spots so make sure to get there early

Very private and hard to find. Excellent views

This dispersed camping area is great for western access to Rocky Mountain National Park.

Even though this forest was impacted by the troublesome fire in 2020, this place is still very beautiful. We found a great camping spot close to a hiking/biking trail. The flowers are absolutely gorgeous and the Columbine flower is scattered amount the wildflowers. Also, just an FYI- Columbine is the Colorado State Flower. :)