Green River Campground — Dinosaur National Monument

Very nice campground right on the Green River. Services include water faucets and flush toilets. Plenty to do and see nearby. Limited cell service. If you want the best shade, choose the B loop.

Our family loves Dinosaur National Monument and the Green River Campground, amazing campsites close to the green river are clean and the rangers are top notch and super friendly, we love the petroglyphs and the kids love the Jr. Ranger Program.

Our 2nd time here. First time we had a spectacular view of the comet Neowise. Some sites along river. As with any campground, some sites close together. Campground was pretty empty this time and we could pick site. Water, flush toilets, although bathrooms not well cared for and smelled bad. Loop A seemed more our style, no big rigs. No sign of campground host. Nice hiking trail along river. Peaceful evening with a lightning and thunder show!

The Green River Campground-is located inside Dinosaur National monument. There is water available in the campground, and flush toilets, but no hook ups and no showers or anywhere to fill water tanks anywhere in the park, no dump stations. Most sites can be reserved through the government’s website. There is a boat ramp area nearby for river rafters , and it’s close to the fossil quarry.

This spot has some amazing beauty to it. You are steps away from the river. They are huge campsites that can fit a large group. Great spot to enjoy the beauty of Dinosaur National Monument

We stayed here on a road trip for one night. Our initial spot we reserved was wide open and not that appealing, but we were able to move spots to a nice spot on the river that was largely tree covered. The host was kind about the move. Can’t speak to the park itself though I wish we had more time to explore.

The river and views are great. Many of the Campsites are more like pull over spots. Still nice though

Enjoyed staying at this quiet campground. Clean and well kept. A very interesting National Monument.

No hookups but this is a gem of a campground. Quiet and peaceful And right on the Green River within the Dinosaur National Monument. Someone in a previous review called it ‘tent city’. I didn’t have that experience at all. I totally loved this Campground and would definitely book again. You can run a generator from 7am-9pm, but I heard none of that (except mine for an hour to get my fridge back up and running, lol). Of course we were out exploring most of the day. They do have bathrooms with toilets and water stations. No showers. My son is in a wheelchair and the handicap site was nice and close to the bathroom with a paved walkway: Stay here, you won’t be disappointed!

Accidentally ended up here due to GPS but really liked the campsites and people here. True that it’s more for tents, but there are pull thrus. No hookups, but clean bathrooms and only $20 a night.

While Dinosaur Monument is one of my favorite places with it's incredible beauty, this camp site is not great. Dirty, noisy, cramped sites, and it is this way every time we have gone to look at it. Reminds me of a homeless camp.

We met up with friends and found a couple of good sites mid-October.   Peaceful, good hike to the Split Mountain Campground.  Very nice camp host.

We'd stay again.  No wifi, or cell service except up on top of the mesa near the entrance/visitors center.

Stopped for night. Wished we could stay for days. Beautiful area with lots to explore.

Green River Campground is not the caliber of the adjacent Split Rock Group campground on the same road.

One look at the weedy mess of my campsite #B 33 in the dust made me think instantly of a possible chigger infection. Not worth it.

Be cautious when booking.

I didn't stay.

    Drove through the campground after visiting Josie's Ranch. This campground seemed more RV friendly. I gave it 4 stars because I thought Split Mountain was more scenic. 

    There's 80 sites, reserveable in the summer. I thought sites 7-10 looked nice & they were by the river. There's supposed to be flush toilets & water access, though I would top off before coming here. No electricity. No showers. It looked like the camp host was there. I would definitely reserve if coming in the summer.

Beautiful small campground on the green river just a few miles away from the visitor center

This site was very well shaded. The sites were a bit crowded but our neighbors were lovely so that worked out. Restrooms were clean and well-stocked and lots of firewood for sale. Chipmunks will descend on any unattended food - don’t let their cuteness fool you!

The national guard is currently remodeling the restroom facilities and spots. This is a reservation campground with some shade spots and some with no shade. Confirmed T-mobile works well.

This campground has about 20 spots for reserve and about 50 first come first serve. The middle and sports close to the water have more shade. The spots near the road have almost none. The spots near the road are much smaller if you are pitching a tent. The middle spots are closer together on a good number of them. Lots of ground squirrels and lizards. If you go to the beach watch out for the hellgrammites!

Great camping spot at Dinosaur National Monument. Awesome trails and has spigot throughout for water.

Beautiful spot. Will come again.

This CG is primarily a group campground for the boaters on the Green River. This CG is the takeout for Green River trips. 4 large group camps with nice cottonwood shade trees. Three day use picnic areas. Lots of parking for raft trailers and shuttle vehicles. Host on site. Cell signal good.

We spent several days here in our 21' TT exploring Dinosaur National Monument.  No hook ups or dump station.  $18/night - $9 with a National Parks Pass.

We rushed into this campground early for the first come first serve spots available.  We had a quarry timed entry so we hurried and grabbed a spot.  We were very happy with the location and access to the national monument.  We had limited cell coverage, but it was okay for a couple of nights.  We enjoyed walking around the campground and enjoyed the river.

We arrived mid-October, when sites are first-come first-served and the fall foliage absolutely beautiful. Only two loops were open and a good number of sites, including all the riverside ones, were taken. We drove around twice before noticing the absolute gem of a spot A10. Perfect secluded very slight walk-in tent site amidst otherwise packed together sites clearly designed for RVs. There was maybe a 10 or 15 foot walk to a beautiful clearing.

Some rain blew in just as the sun was setting, but the skies opened up a bit later and were absolutely stunning. A true dark sky for real stargazing. It was chilly at night and Jack Frost visited, leaving a beautiful glisten for the morning.

We left to do the scenic drive and spot Petroglyphs. Everything was dried by the warm fall sun by the time we came back around 10am to pack up. We then hit the dinosaur quarry which was SO COOL!

Right next to A10 is the Riverside trail. It's a short walk to a flush toilet with warm water. Always a plus when fall camping!

Sure, slightly pricey with the park fee and the campsite fee combined, but a stunning site. Just make sure to hang out on the river banks for the sunset. Or sunrise.

First come basis, but in October, I had my pick. Probably only 20% full. This trip was the final weekend it was open for the year. October is a perfect time to be here. 

Bathrooms are well lit and have flush toilets. Campground is well kept. Campsites have plenty of room.

This is an out if the way campground but not many other options in the area so it is busy. Its on the river but cannot really see it from the sites. It is just past the National monument. Camp sites are fairly close and not very private.

The campsites were small and not much privacy but the campground is situated on the Green River which was lovely and peaceful. The Dinosaur National Monument is wonderful and full of surprises: the dinosaur bone quarry, beautiful drives, lovely hikes with views high above the river and at river level, box canyons, petroglyphs, fishing, etc.

I contacted the campground and was told if I got there by 1pm on Thursday I could probably get a site for the weekend.  So we got there at 1 and had a huge choice of spots.  We stayed in spot 72 which was great!  There was sun in the morning but all afternoon and evening there was shade.  There were large trees and plenty of space for kids and 2 dogs.  We fit a large tent plus a truck tent.  Enjoyed the camp hosts as well. I would not recommend staying in the A's as there was hardly any shade.  We had people battling for our spot when we left on Saturday.

Also enjoyed having clean bathrooms with running water! No showers though.

Unfortunately, this campground doesn't have much for shade, the bathrooms are absolutely DISGUSTING (Was there for 2 days and they were never cleaned)! The area is cool if you are going to be gone all day, hiking, rafting, biking (which btw the temperature today was 100). If you are looking to just chill, this isn't the place. Going down to the river you will not find much relief as it's rocky getting into the river. Would of been nice if there was a beach. This is definitely a fall location, for me a one and done location. Ended our 4 day reservation on the 2nd day!