Activities: Hiking, Biking, Fishing, Boating, Pets, RV and Tent Camping
Scenic Rating: 8
in Browns National Wildlife Refuge
This campgrounds best features are its solitude and its proximity
to the Green River, which is wide and wild at this stage on its journey
to the Colorado River. In late spring and early summer, the river is
flooded with runoff and spring rains. (It can be muddy, too, and
therefore not much good for fishing. Conditions vary). Occasionally,
boaters traveling into Dinosaur National Monument will pass by, and in
the fall, hunters arrive to look for deer and elk in the surrounding
BLM lands. Otherwise, there is almost no traffic in this remote valley,
which feels more like Wyoming or New Mexico than Colorado.
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