Campgrounds & RV Parks
Spend a night off the beaten path at one of the many campgrounds in Granby. Wherever you choose to pitch your tent, the views of the Rockies are sure to impress. Perhaps you’d rather stay at an RV park? Whatever your preference, Granby has you covered!
Full-Amenity Campgrounds
Arapaho Valley Ranch
Arapaho Valley Ranch is located near Lake Granby and offers camping sites, tipis, cabins and glamping tents, along with a variety of activities.
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Snow Mountain Ranch
In addition to lodge rooms, cabins, and yurts, the camping sites are great for either RVs or tent camping. They have three options of sites, some with full water, electricity, and sewer hookups. Amenities include hiking and biking trails, mini golf, an indoor pool and more.
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Sun Outdoors Rocky Mountains
Located along the Colorado River in Granby, there are a variety of ways to stay, including RV sites, tent sites, cabins, covered wagons and Airstreams. Amenities include an outdoor pool, mini-bowling, fishing, and other activities.
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Winding River Resort
Winding River Resort is located on the Colorado River, and borders Rocky Mountain National Park and the Arapaho National Forest. It offers cabin and lodge accommodations, spacious RV and tent sites, guest horse camp sites with corrals, and a covered wagon lodging adventure.
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Camping at Lake Granby
Arapaho Bay Campground
Arapaho Bay Campground is situated on the eastern tip of Lake Granby with 84 non-electric sites. Reservations operate on a 6-month rolling basis.
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Stillwater Campground
Stillwater Campground is situated on the northern shore with 129 sites (21 sites with electric hookups). Reservations operate on a 6-month rolling basis.
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Sunset Point Campground
Sunset Point Campground is a first-come, first-served campground with 25 non-electric sites on the southern shores of Lake Granby.
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All campers must purchase an Arapaho National Recreation Area Pass in addition to their camping reservation. This can be purchased online or at a fee station on site.
Camping at Shadow Mountain Reservoir
Green Ridge Campground
The Green Ridge Campground is situated between the southern shore of Shadow Mountain Reservoir and the banks of the Colorado River, with 79 non-electric sites, some of which are first-come, first-served.
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All campers must purchase an Arapaho National Recreation Area Pass in addition to their camping reservation. This can be purchased online or at a fee station on site.
Dispersed Camping
The recommended way to find dispersed camping is to reference USFS Motor Vehicle Use Maps. It is a map for legal designations of where you can travel with various motorized vehicles on national forest lands. Dispersed camping areas are designated on these maps with dots on either the left, right or both sides of the road.
Sulphur Ranger District Maps for PDF Download:
Sulphur Ranger District Maps for Mobile Devices
Maps for mobile devices are available at the Avenza store for use with the Avenza App.
Some surrounding areas are prone to wildfire damage and flooding. Check for closures and alerts before heading out. In addition, keep in mind seasonal closures apply on many roads from Nov 15 - June 15.
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Camping in Rocky Mountain National Park
Whether in designated campgrounds or by wilderness backpacking, camping in Rocky Mountain National Park is a great way to experience the park's stunning scenery and abundant wildlife.
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Other Camping in Grand County
There are both reservable and first-come, first-served campgrounds in the US Forest Service areas surrounding Granby, Grand Lake, Fraser, Winter Park and Hot Sulpher Springs.
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