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Where to go
Rocky Mountain National Park
The jewels of Rocky Mountain National Park are within easy reach from Morrison. Estes Park is a popular base camp on the eastern edge of the park, and Grand Lake is the primary western entrance. Both towns offer a mix of private and public campgrounds, with sites for tent and RV camping. Inside the park, National Park Service campgrounds are notable for their expansive views.
Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests
To venture off-grid, head off the beaten path into the Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests. Over 1.5 million acres of adventure await, located primarily north of I-70 west of Morrison. Dispersed camping can be found nestled in the woodlands and peaks, and over 50 maintained campgrounds are available. Though these primarily offer rustic tent sites, some RV campsites and electric hookups can be found at select campgrounds.
Pike-San Isabel National Forests
The Pike-San Isabel National Forests cover three million acres of lands, primarily south of I-70 west of Morrison. Almost half of Colorado’s fourteeners are found here, reaching towering heights along the horizon. Dispersed camping, as well as over 80 maintained campgrounds offering RV and tent sites can be found in this expansive forest. Venture into the ski towns to find amenities and more developed RV parks.
When to go
The Colorado Rockies are a year-round destination, though camping is most popular in the summer. Pleasant temperatures can be found even in deep summer, especially at higher elevations. Nights are generally cooler. Spring and fall offer their own delights, though the weather can vary, with occasional chilly temperatures and the potential for snowfall. Winter is not as popular for camping, though it brings a whole host of recreational opportunities. Some year-round campgrounds cater to those able to handle the freezing temperatures and plentiful snows.