4 dispersed campsites
Fort Collins, Colorado
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Montrose is popular during peak season. Reserve 2-4 weeks in advance for weekends and holidays.
Most parks have check-in after 1:00 PM and check-out by 11:00 AM. Call ahead if you'll arrive late.
Colorado weather can change quickly. Pack layers and check the forecast for Montrose.
Don't miss local attractions near Montrose. Ask the camp host for hidden gems and trails.
Mar 18, 2026
Small campground and was very quiet for our stay. 13 sites. Short walk to the rime for amazing views of the gorge .
Mar 18, 2026
Nice small campground. Water, vault toilet. Not so nice washboard gravel road coming in. Still worth the drive.
Mar 18, 2026
The north rim campground is the much less busy side of the Black Canyon, it's a lovely small campground with shade from trees and sites suitable for smaller RVs and car/tent camping. There's a short walk to the canyon rim with a great view down to the bottom.
Mar 18, 2026
Nice, quiet campground with a short trail to the rim with a few decent views. Shade is easy enough to find in most sites; some sites rather close to each other with others having a bit more room; bear boxes provided for anything scented. Despite being at elevation, it is hot! Only issue was trying to pay. The wreck.gov app would not allow any progress after scanning the QR code. Ranger statio... Nice, quiet campground with a short trail to the rim with a few decent views. Shade is easy enough to find in most sites; some sites rather close to each other with others having a bit more room; bear boxes provided for anything scented. Despite being at elevation, it is hot! Only issue was trying to pay. The wreck.gov app would not allow any progress after scanning the QR code. Ranger station was closed, so ended up just going the old school route & dropped $ in an envelope. Too bad broken technology is taking over spaces people go to escape such hassles. Took stars off due to the trouble.
Mar 18, 2026
Nice, quiet campground with a short trail to the rim with a few decent views. Shade is easy enough to find in most sites; some sites rather close to each other with others having a bit more room; bear boxes provided for anything scented. Despite being at elevation, it is hot! Only issue was trying to pay. The wreck.gov app would not allow any progress after scanning the QR code. Ranger statio... Nice, quiet campground with a short trail to the rim with a few decent views. Shade is easy enough to find in most sites; some sites rather close to each other with others having a bit more room; bear boxes provided for anything scented. Despite being at elevation, it is hot! Only issue was trying to pay. The wreck.gov app would not allow any progress after scanning the QR code. Ranger station was closed, so ended up just going the old school route & dropped $ in an envelope. Too bad broken technology is taking over spaces people go to escape such hassles. Took stars off due to the trouble.
Mar 18, 2026
Very well organized camping ground (even though sometimes you can't find the camp host), a lot of space and privacy for each spot and definitely way less crowded than the South Rim campground. Less than half a mile away hiking from the Chasm View viewpoint, which is a fabulous one!
Mar 18, 2026
Very well organized camping ground (even though sometimes you can't find the camp host), a lot of space and privacy for each spot and definitely way less crowded than the South Rim campground. Less than half a mile away hiking from the Chasm View viewpoint, which is a fabulous one!
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