Great, quiet camping area with good view of the gorge. There are a number of trails you can walk, some on flat land and some more challenging that go down to the gorge.
Campground facilities were clean and there was water on-site. I'd give it one more star if the smell from the pit toilets could be managed better. Depending on outside conditions, the smell can linger in your camp. And it is the smell of the chemical treatment, not human waste, that I'm taking about. Not horrible, just a bummer if the wind sends it in your direction for an...
Read moreWow! Just wow. This remote, rustic campground was a completely new experience for this Midwestern girl. When we went in June 2022, the sites were first-come-first-serve. I would caution folks who are from a lower altitude to be aware when hiking so that you do not feel faint, but the view was amazing! The bathroom was clean, but a porta-potty, so you will want a flashlight. We were on a tight schedule, but I wish I could have spent...
Read moreVery nicely improved campgrounds next to the Rio Grande Gorge. Modern fire rings, barbecues, and two long drop toilets. This campground also has running water. The views from this area are stunning. The camping only costs $7 per night for up to 8 people and 2 cars. I've been up here three times and it has always been incredibly quiet with plenty of...
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