Mosca Campground

Very well located. Came here for one night as I didn't want to stay two nights at sand dunes. Opted for a car camp the first night here and it was the way to go. The guy in charge of watching over the campground John was super friendly and offered suggestions for places to see and things to do. He's been there for a while now from what he told my wife and I. The campsite was very clean, we got the... Very well located. Came here for one night as I didn't want to stay two nights at sand dunes. Opted for a car camp the first night here and it was the way to go. The guy in charge of watching over the campground John was super friendly and offered suggestions for places to see and things to do. He's been there for a while now from what he told my wife and I. The campsite was very clean, we got there at there were plenty of spots available at 9pm. John was able to receive us and check us in. I would highly recommend staying here. The only downside is no running water in the bathrooms but other than that the outhouses were plenty clean.

Very well located. Came here for one night as I didn't want to stay two nights at sand dunes. Opted for a car camp the first night here and it was the way to go. The guy in charge of watching over the campground John was super friendly and offered suggestions for places to see and things to do. He's been there for a while now from what he told my wife and I. The campsite was very clean, we got the... Very well located. Came here for one night as I didn't want to stay two nights at sand dunes. Opted for a car camp the first night here and it was the way to go. The guy in charge of watching over the campground John was super friendly and offered suggestions for places to see and things to do. He's been there for a while now from what he told my wife and I. The campsite was very clean, we got there at there were plenty of spots available at 9pm. John was able to receive us and check us in. I would highly recommend staying here. The only downside is no running water in the bathrooms but other than that the outhouses were plenty clean.

Very well located. Came here for one night as I didn't want to stay two nights at sand dunes. Opted for a car camp the first night here and it was the way to go. The guy in charge of watching over the campground John was super friendly and offered suggestions for places to see and things to do. He's been there for a while now from what he told my wife and I. The campsite was very clean, we got the... Very well located. Came here for one night as I didn't want to stay two nights at sand dunes. Opted for a car camp the first night here and it was the way to go. The guy in charge of watching over the campground John was super friendly and offered suggestions for places to see and things to do. He's been there for a while now from what he told my wife and I. The campsite was very clean, we got there at there were plenty of spots available at 9pm. John was able to receive us and check us in. I would highly recommend staying here. The only downside is no running water in the bathrooms but other than that the outhouses were plenty clean.

Very well located. Came here for one night as I didn't want to stay two nights at sand dunes. Opted for a car camp the first night here and it was the way to go. The guy in charge of watching over the campground John was super friendly and offered suggestions for places to see and things to do. He's been there for a while now from what he told my wife and I. The campsite was very clean, we got the... Very well located. Came here for one night as I didn't want to stay two nights at sand dunes. Opted for a car camp the first night here and it was the way to go. The guy in charge of watching over the campground John was super friendly and offered suggestions for places to see and things to do. He's been there for a while now from what he told my wife and I. The campsite was very clean, we got there at there were plenty of spots available at 9pm. John was able to receive us and check us in. I would highly recommend staying here. The only downside is no running water in the bathrooms but other than that the outhouses were plenty clean.

This is a Colorado (State) SWA campground with well over 100 sites suited for most RVs. Electric 20/30/50, fire ring and covered picnic table are available on each site. Most sites are very level. Dumpster and "dry" dump located at the entrance. 5G with T-Mobile att Metro PCS and (probably) Verizon. Must pack in water...(NO WATER). Walmart and Safeway in Alamosa. The lake is extremely low and... This is a Colorado (State) SWA campground with well over 100 sites suited for most RVs. Electric 20/30/50, fire ring and covered picnic table are available on each site. Most sites are very level. Dumpster and "dry" dump located at the entrance. 5G with T-Mobile att Metro PCS and (probably) Verizon. Must pack in water...(NO WATER). Walmart and Safeway in Alamosa. The lake is extremely low and often dry. The campground is located in San Luis Valley so be prepared for sandblasting winds(awning @own risk)Beautiful 360' view of snow capped mountain ranges. 14 day minimum. Campground open year-round. Recommend buying an annual Colorado SWA pass which covers all swa sites throughout Colorado for 56$ per person at Mosca store or pay 10$ per day per person (under 16 free) at Mosca store. All first come sites. Rarely fills up. Just a few miles from Sand Dunes NP.. 17 miles from Alamosa.. 1 hr north to Salida..2 hrs north to Leadville. The camp host has been there for years. Very clean, safe and quiet. This is our go to when traveling through that area. Please pick up after yourself ...many sites but only one camp host.

This is a Colorado (State) SWA campground with well over 100 sites suited for most RVs. Electric 20/30/50, fire ring and covered picnic table are available on each site. Most sites are very level. Dumpster and "dry" dump located at the entrance. 5G with T-Mobile att Metro PCS and (probably) Verizon. Must pack in water...(NO WATER). Walmart and Safeway in Alamosa. The lake is extremely low and... This is a Colorado (State) SWA campground with well over 100 sites suited for most RVs. Electric 20/30/50, fire ring and covered picnic table are available on each site. Most sites are very level. Dumpster and "dry" dump located at the entrance. 5G with T-Mobile att Metro PCS and (probably) Verizon. Must pack in water...(NO WATER). Walmart and Safeway in Alamosa. The lake is extremely low and often dry. The campground is located in San Luis Valley so be prepared for sandblasting winds(awning @own risk)Beautiful 360' view of snow capped mountain ranges. 14 day minimum. Campground open year-round. Recommend buying an annual Colorado SWA pass which covers all swa sites throughout Colorado for 56$ per person at Mosca store or pay 10$ per day per person (under 16 free) at Mosca store. All first come sites. Rarely fills up. Just a few miles from Sand Dunes NP.. 17 miles from Alamosa.. 1 hr north to Salida..2 hrs north to Leadville. The camp host has been there for years. Very clean, safe and quiet. This is our go to when traveling through that area. Please pick up after yourself ...many sites but only one camp host.

This is a Colorado (State) SWA campground with well over 100 sites suited for most RVs. Electric 20/30/50, fire ring and covered picnic table are available on each site. Most sites are very level. Dumpster and "dry" dump located at the entrance. 5G with T-Mobile att Metro PCS and (probably) Verizon. Must pack in water...(NO WATER). Walmart and Safeway in Alamosa. The lake is extremely low and... This is a Colorado (State) SWA campground with well over 100 sites suited for most RVs. Electric 20/30/50, fire ring and covered picnic table are available on each site. Most sites are very level. Dumpster and "dry" dump located at the entrance. 5G with T-Mobile att Metro PCS and (probably) Verizon. Must pack in water...(NO WATER). Walmart and Safeway in Alamosa. The lake is extremely low and often dry. The campground is located in San Luis Valley so be prepared for sandblasting winds(awning @own risk)Beautiful 360' view of snow capped mountain ranges. 14 day minimum. Campground open year-round. Recommend buying an annual Colorado SWA pass which covers all swa sites throughout Colorado for 56$ per person at Mosca store or pay 10$ per day per person (under 16 free) at Mosca store. All first come sites. Rarely fills up. Just a few miles from Sand Dunes NP.. 17 miles from Alamosa.. 1 hr north to Salida..2 hrs north to Leadville. The camp host has been there for years. Very clean, safe and quiet. This is our go to when traveling through that area. Please pick up after yourself ...many sites but only one camp host.

This is a Colorado (State) SWA campground with well over 100 sites suited for most RVs. Electric 20/30/50, fire ring and covered picnic table are available on each site. Most sites are very level. Dumpster and "dry" dump located at the entrance. 5G with T-Mobile att Metro PCS and (probably) Verizon. Must pack in water...(NO WATER). Walmart and Safeway in Alamosa. The lake is extremely low and... This is a Colorado (State) SWA campground with well over 100 sites suited for most RVs. Electric 20/30/50, fire ring and covered picnic table are available on each site. Most sites are very level. Dumpster and "dry" dump located at the entrance. 5G with T-Mobile att Metro PCS and (probably) Verizon. Must pack in water...(NO WATER). Walmart and Safeway in Alamosa. The lake is extremely low and often dry. The campground is located in San Luis Valley so be prepared for sandblasting winds(awning @own risk)Beautiful 360' view of snow capped mountain ranges. 14 day minimum. Campground open year-round. Recommend buying an annual Colorado SWA pass which covers all swa sites throughout Colorado for 56$ per person at Mosca store or pay 10$ per day per person (under 16 free) at Mosca store. All first come sites. Rarely fills up. Just a few miles from Sand Dunes NP.. 17 miles from Alamosa.. 1 hr north to Salida..2 hrs north to Leadville. The camp host has been there for years. Very clean, safe and quiet. This is our go to when traveling through that area. Please pick up after yourself ...many sites but only one camp host.

Awesome campground if you're looking to go to the Dunes. It's free (!!!) & each campsite has a charging station - it's an outlet with multiple sockets that work for RV charging or your phone! Some sites had picnic tables & others had canopies - from what I gathered all of them had firepits with grates. The only bummer was the ants, but we didn't notice them in our tents just at the picnic table. Y... Awesome campground if you're looking to go to the Dunes. It's free (!!!) & each campsite has a charging station - it's an outlet with multiple sockets that work for RV charging or your phone! Some sites had picnic tables & others had canopies - from what I gathered all of them had firepits with grates. The only bummer was the ants, but we didn't notice them in our tents just at the picnic table. You can walk around to the San Luis lake too. The view of the stars is absolutely breathtaking at night - it feels like a map of the constellations is 50ft from your head. This campground was maybe a 10min drive to the entrance of the Great Sand Dunes park? I recommend it to every friend when they go to the Dunes.

Awesome campground if you're looking to go to the Dunes. It's free (!!!) & each campsite has a charging station - it's an outlet with multiple sockets that work for RV charging or your phone! Some sites had picnic tables & others had canopies - from what I gathered all of them had firepits with grates. The only bummer was the ants, but we didn't notice them in our tents just at the picnic table. Y... Awesome campground if you're looking to go to the Dunes. It's free (!!!) & each campsite has a charging station - it's an outlet with multiple sockets that work for RV charging or your phone! Some sites had picnic tables & others had canopies - from what I gathered all of them had firepits with grates. The only bummer was the ants, but we didn't notice them in our tents just at the picnic table. You can walk around to the San Luis lake too. The view of the stars is absolutely breathtaking at night - it feels like a map of the constellations is 50ft from your head. This campground was maybe a 10min drive to the entrance of the Great Sand Dunes park? I recommend it to every friend when they go to the Dunes.

Awesome campground if you're looking to go to the Dunes. It's free (!!!) & each campsite has a charging station - it's an outlet with multiple sockets that work for RV charging or your phone! Some sites had picnic tables & others had canopies - from what I gathered all of them had firepits with grates. The only bummer was the ants, but we didn't notice them in our tents just at the picnic table. Y... Awesome campground if you're looking to go to the Dunes. It's free (!!!) & each campsite has a charging station - it's an outlet with multiple sockets that work for RV charging or your phone! Some sites had picnic tables & others had canopies - from what I gathered all of them had firepits with grates. The only bummer was the ants, but we didn't notice them in our tents just at the picnic table. You can walk around to the San Luis lake too. The view of the stars is absolutely breathtaking at night - it feels like a map of the constellations is 50ft from your head. This campground was maybe a 10min drive to the entrance of the Great Sand Dunes park? I recommend it to every friend when they go to the Dunes.

Awesome campground if you're looking to go to the Dunes. It's free (!!!) & each campsite has a charging station - it's an outlet with multiple sockets that work for RV charging or your phone! Some sites had picnic tables & others had canopies - from what I gathered all of them had firepits with grates. The only bummer was the ants, but we didn't notice them in our tents just at the picnic table. Y... Awesome campground if you're looking to go to the Dunes. It's free (!!!) & each campsite has a charging station - it's an outlet with multiple sockets that work for RV charging or your phone! Some sites had picnic tables & others had canopies - from what I gathered all of them had firepits with grates. The only bummer was the ants, but we didn't notice them in our tents just at the picnic table. You can walk around to the San Luis lake too. The view of the stars is absolutely breathtaking at night - it feels like a map of the constellations is 50ft from your head. This campground was maybe a 10min drive to the entrance of the Great Sand Dunes park? I recommend it to every friend when they go to the Dunes.