How much does it cost to camp at Rocky Mountain National Park?

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At Rocky Mountain National Park, camping fees vary depending on the campground and the season. Prices generally range from $20 to $30 per night for a basic tent or RV site. For example, Moraine Park Campground and Glacier Basin Campground charge $26 per night during the peak season. Aspenglen Campground and Timber Creek Campground charge $30 per night during their peak season. Keep in mind that these fees are in addition to the park entrance fee. For more information on campgrounds in Rocky Mountain National Park, visit Hipcamp.

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