Setting reservations for Summer of 2015. Can someone let me know the best campsite that will accommodate a 31' trailer. I know they're all probably great, but there's always that one site that you wish you had versus the one your currently in.Thanks.

Also, can someone let me know what the water spigots there are like. Do they have threads on them to hook a hose up to. The reason I ask is that I have a 45 Gal. portable water bladder and I fill it by the pressure of water through the hose. If it doesn't have threads, can someone give me hints on how to fill the bladder?

jbjuices wrote:Also, can someone let me know what the water spigots there are like. Do they have threads on them to hook a hose up to. The reason I ask is that I have a 45 Gal. portable water bladder and I fill it by the pressure of water through the hose. If it doesn't have threads, can someone give me hints on how to fill the bladder? I always carry a water thief. http://www.campingworld.com/search/index.cfm?Ntt=water+thief&N=0&Ntx=mode+matchallpartial&Ntk=primary&Nty=1&Ntpc=1&Ns=p_sort_defaultI can't help you on the site size at that CG though.

jbjuices wrote:Setting reservations for Summer of 2015. Can someone let me know the best campsite that will accommodate a 31' trailer. I know they're all probably great, but there's always that one site that you wish you had versus the one your currently in.Thanks.Good that you're planning ahead for 2015! They fill up pretty fast up there during the season. There's 252 total sites, 106 are designated as RV sites, with a maximum length of 40ft. Can't really advise you on that one site that's better than others, as it's pretty subjective. I was up there a few weeks ago and there's some sites open in the first section of the CG (it's open all year) and appeared to be several that could accommodate my 26 ft Outback w/slides. Deeper into the CG wasn't possible due to the snow, but in prior trips up there, there's been a good variety of trailers/RVs.EDIT: I wasn't camping a few weeks back, was just scouting out the CG! TOO much snow for taking the trailer up yet !

I posted this on Facebook to the Colorado RV Camping Group and will let you know if I hear anything.Jim

Good way to start is to go to http://www.recreation.gov/. Start typing the campground name, then pick it from the list. Give it a date this summer, within a reservation window, and you can then see all kinds of info about the campground. You can put in your TT length, and it will give you options.Then, go to the "Details" tab, and find the GPS coordinates. Copy them, and place them into GoogleEarth. Zoom way in, and you can see the campsites, and the pads. Use the "Measure" tool, and you can measure the sites, in case there are some longer ones that aren't listed as viable for you. Switch back and forth between the Reservation site, and GoogleEarth, and you can get lots of info for the campground. Better than relying on info on the Reservation site, exclusively. And, in GE, you can somewhat see what the view is from each site, and how isolated each is.Good luck!

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Explorer
Mar 15, 2014
jbjuices wrote:
Also, can someone let me know what the water spigots there are like. Do they have threads on them to hook a hose up to. The reason I ask is that I have a 45 Gal. portable water bladder and I fill it by the pressure of water through the hose. If it doesn't have threads, can someone give me hints on how to fill the bladder?
I always carry a water thief.

http://www.campingworld.com/search/index.cfm?Ntt=water+thief&N=0&Ntx=mode+matchallpartial&Ntk=primary&Nty=1&Ntpc=1&Ns=p_sort_default

I can't help you on the site size at that CG though.
jbjuices
Explorer
Mar 14, 2014
Also, can someone let me know what the water spigots there are like. Do they have threads on them to hook a hose up to. The reason I ask is that I have a 45 Gal. portable water bladder and I fill it by the pressure of water through the hose. If it doesn't have threads, can someone give me hints on how to fill the bladder?

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