For When 5 Stars
Aren’t Enough
Where to
Camp
With two state parks, a national monument, the Grand Mesa, BLM land and private RV Parks the area has an abundance of camping options to accommodate travelers.
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Grand Mesa Camping
RV Parks
Colorado National Monument
James M Robb Colorado River State Park
James M Robb Colorado River State Park
RV Parks and Campgrounds
Camp Eddy
347 27 1/2 Rd.
Canyon View RV Resort
746 23 ½ Rd.
Grand Junction KOA Holiday
2819 Hwy 50
Junction West RV Park
793 22 Rd.
Mobile City RV Park
2322 Hwy 6 & 50
Palisade Basecamp
985 N. River Rd.
James M. Robb Colorado River State Park
A unique park located along the Colorado River that is split into 5 sections; each with its own designated recreation and activities. The park features two campgrounds on both the east and western sides of Grand Junction.
Colorado National Monument
A must-see bucket list attraction sandwiched between Grand Junction and Fruita. It has a cool campground located high above the Grand Valley floor at Saddlehorn.
With over 1.5 million acres of public lands in Mesa County, there is plenty of pristine and scenic camping. While you can enjoy dispersed camping on BLM, there are also several designated BLM campgrounds throughout the Greater Grand Junction Area, and each has its own unique attributes. Remember that BLM camping is mostly primitive. Sites traditionally have restrooms but do not have running water or other facilities.
18 Road Campground
Big Dominguez Campground
Jouflas, Castle Rocks, and Knowles Canyon Overlook Campgrounds
Mud Springs
For assistance in locating some of the best campgrounds, glamping and RV Parks in the area, visit Camp Colorado.
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