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Jul 23, 2017Explorer
Boondocking Sites in Colorado Rockies
Despite those who say there is no free camping in Colorado anymore, there are a number of FREE or inexpensive camping areas that are conveniently located in some of the most popular tourist areas of the state. Although most out-of-state RVers will use I-70 to get to the Western Slope, Colorado RVers know that some of the most scenic parts of the state are along the U.S. highways in the mountains. For this reason, my new blog concentrates on the mountain sections of US 285, US 24, US 40, US 50/550, and US 160.
So, if you are planning a boondocking-dry camping trip to Colorado during the remainder of this summer or for aspen-viewing this fall, take a look at my "Free Campsites in the Colorado Mountains" blog HERE. Along with campsites, I include some not-to-be-missed sights along these routes and potable water and RV dump sites as well.
So, come to cool, colorful Colorado this year and save a few bucks on campsites!
So, if you are planning a boondocking-dry camping trip to Colorado during the remainder of this summer or for aspen-viewing this fall, take a look at my "Free Campsites in the Colorado Mountains" blog HERE. Along with campsites, I include some not-to-be-missed sights along these routes and potable water and RV dump sites as well.
So, come to cool, colorful Colorado this year and save a few bucks on campsites!