Camping and RV Parks

Colorado and its national parks cater to camping enthusiasts with an enormous amount of campgrounds and RV and camping opportunities for visitors. To start, there are five campgrounds in Rocky Mountain National Park, one in Mesa Verde, three in Black Canyon and one in Great Sand Dunes. Backcountry camping opportunities for backpackers also abound inside the parks (with permits) and in the surrounding areas.

Colorado’s state parks are as diverse as the state itself. Hike or climb in Eldorado Canyon near Boulder and see moose in State Forest State Park near Walden.

RV on Trail Ridge Road in Rocky Mountain National Park

Explore the majestic Rockies in your home on wheels with these tips to help you choose where to camp, how to prepare and what to do with your pets.

Get the answers for camping FAQs about reservations, RV lengths, backcountry permits and firewood for Rocky Mountain National Park.

Use these resources for information ranging from how to plan a trip to camping in wilderness areas of Rocky Mountain National Park.

A teardrop camper is exactly what it sounds like - a small aerodynamic teardrop-shaped camper towed behind a car.

Stay in an Airstream, yurt, cabin or tent at the Delores River Campground in Southwestern Colorado

Convenient basecamp for exploring local attractions and the Colorado National Monument’s colorful red-rock canyons, wildlife, and miles of hiking trails.