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Canon Bonito RV & Fisherman's Club Antonito, CO Canon Bonito RV & Fisherman’s Club Antonito, CO Our private waters on the unsung gem of Colorado fishing, the Conejos River, provide you with the perfect trifecta of trout fishing, Big Hungry Browns, Graceful and Hard Fighting Rainbows and the Rare and Elusive Cutthroat. Site Information Special Attractions Directions Beautiful full hookup sites with Call or visit website for special For detailed directions, please 30/50 AMP service on 39 acres of fishing package rates! contact the park, or put in the open space. Can accommodate any park’s street address into size RV Recreation Google Maps at Fly fishing, sightseeing https://maps.google.com Amenities/Facilities Laundry, shower room, Wi-Fi, fire Of Interest pits, 1.3 miles of private river Canon Bonito RV Park & Fisherman’s Club is located off Rates highway 17, west of Antonito, $27 Colorado. It is centrally located near the Sand Dunes National Monument, Los Pinos River, Platoro Reservoir, Taos Gorge Bridge, La Manga Pass, and Contact Information Cumbres & Toltec Scenic 6819 County Road D5 Railroad. Fly Fishing enthusiasts Antonito, CO 81120 will not only enjoy carefree 719.376.2274 fishing on site, but clean [email protected] campsites, and the newly www.canonbonitorv.com constructed RV park. Great RV Escapes 2013 Travel Guide 202 Pinon Park Campground & RV Resort Arboles, CO Pinon Park is the only full service RV Park and campground with full hook-ups near the shores of Navajo Lake in Colorado. Site Information Special Attractions Directions 30 sites. Full hookups. 30/50 Durango & Silverton Railroad Travel Hwy 151 off of 160 AMP service. Navajo Lake State Park toward Ignacio. Make a left Pagosa Hot Springs toward Navajo State Park. Can accommodate RVs up to Sky Ute Casino Proceed pass the convenience 40+’ Chimney Rock Archaeological store and gas station. The 1st left Site past the store will be Milton Amenities/Facilities Anasazi Indian Artifacts Lane. Take Milton Lane .25 to Wi-Fi (on porch), dump station, Lazy Land. Make a left on Lazy restrooms, pavilion, grills, Recreation Lane and proceed to the Pinon laundry, and store Nearby horseback riding, golf, Park office. sailing, windsurfing, fishing Rates boat/houseboat/pontoon rental $25 and gold medal fly fishing rivers Of Interest Pinon Park also has lodging; 2- bedroom cabin, 2-bedroom doublewide modular with an enclosed patio, and a 32 foot 2- bedroom mobile with a nice deck. Contact Information 19 Lazy Lane Navajo Lake and Arboles, Colorado is located southeast of Arboles, CO 81121 888.926.1749 Ignacio and 45 minutes from Durango and Pagosa Springs, off Highway 151, near the Southern [email protected] Ute Indian Reservation. Great RV Escapes 2013 Travel Guide 203 Vallecito Resort Bayfield, CO Nestled in the Rocky Mountains in southwest Colorado, Vallecito Resort offers temperate summers, outstanding beauty and a full range of leisure activities. Spend your days fishing in Vallecito Lake, horseback riding in the surrounding wilderness and exploring nearby Durango. Or, sit back in your camp chair, breathe in our clean mountain air and do nothing at all. Site Information Special Attractions Directions 150 sites. Full hookups. Pull Downtown Durango Travel west on CO 160 off of I25 thru sites. Back in sites. 30/50 Mesa Verde National Park at Walsenberg and continue 60 AMP service. Aztec Ruins mi to Blanca. 160 will be Main Narrow Gauge Railroad Street in Blanca. Can accommodate RVs up to 70’ Durango’s Animas River Valley Amenities/Facilities Mesa Verde Cliff Palace Wi-Fi, cable TV, dump station, Vallecito Lake restrooms, showers, laundry, propane, ice, store, BBQ, picnic Recreation area, chapel, recycling center, Dance hall, book libraries, clubhouse, and large pavilion children’s play area, 2 outdoor with tables & grills. hot tubs, game room, ping pong, bumper pool and wood fired Rates pizza on the Fridays Memorial $32-$34 Day-Labor Day. Of Interest Vallecito Resort is the perfect destination for both the full time RV'er who wants to summer in Contact Information the coolness of the mountains as 13030 City Road 501 well as the vacationer who has Bayfield, CO 81122 just a week or two to spend in 970.884.9458 the great outdoors. Surrounded by the unspoiled San Juan National Forest, Vallecito Resort [email protected] RV Park offers the tranquility of nature, along with a full range of www.vallecitoresort.com amenities. Great RV Escapes 2013 Travel Guide 204 Blanca RV Park Blanca, CO Located 4 miles from Fort Garland and 20 miles from Alamosa and the Great Sand Dunes National Park. Site Information Special Attractions Directions 26 sites. Full hookups. Tent Great Sand Dunes Nat’l Travel west on CO 160 off of I25 sites. 30/50 AMP service. Monument at Walsenberg and continue 60 Zapata Falls mi to Blanca. 160 will be Main Can accommodate various size Grand Rounds Scenic Byway Street in Blanca. RVs Recreation Amenities/Facilities Nearby hiking, fishing, and Wi-Fi, convenience store, LP, hunting. gas station, showers, storage and laundry. Of Interest Blanca is a small mountain Rates community that sits at the base $28 of the 14,345 foot giant, Mt. Blanca, the fourth highest mountain in Colorado. The Town of Blanca was founded in August 1908 after a Contact Information land lottery in the San Luis 521 Main St. Valley of south central Colorado. Blanca, CO 81123 It was incorporated in 1909. 719.379.3201 www.blancarvpark.com Great RV Escapes 2013 Travel Guide 205 Snowy Peaks RV & Rentals Buena Vista, CO Along with breathtaking views of the Collegiate peaks, Colorado's tallest mountain range, and spectacular surrounding scenery, the upper Arkansas river offers so much to do and enjoy all year round you'll know why you came here to enjoy the best of Colorado. Site Information Special Attractions Directions 80 sites. Full hookups. Pull Historic Buena Vista Located 1 ½ mi N of the Buena thru sites. Tent sites. Primitive Award Winning Restaurants Vista stoplight on Highway 24 on sites. 30/50 AMP service. World Class Whitewater the east side of the highway. Rafting & Kayaking Can accommodate RVs up to 50’ South Main River Park Gold Rush Ghost Towns & Amenities/Facilities Mines Wi-Fi, cable TV (some sites), Much More! comfort stations, clubhouse, restrooms, showers, laundry, Recreation LP, dump station, RV rentals, Horseback riding, ATV rentals, full kitchen, book swap/lending Jeep rentals, cross country library and pet sitting. skiing, snowboarding, downhill skiing, and more! Rates $30-$45 Of Interest Enjoy the BEST OF COLORADO from the safe, comfortable environment of Snowy Peaks RV Park. Centrally located on the Collegiate Peaks Scenic Byway, enjoy breathtaking views of more 14’er’s than anywhere in Contact Information the Rockies, or explore them and 30430 Highway 24 N all that the Arkansas River valley Buena Vista, CO 81211 has to offer from your 800.954.8481 convenient campsite. [email protected] www.snowypeaksrvpark.com Great RV Escapes 2013 Travel Guide 206 Arrowhead Point Campground & Cabins Buena Vista, CO Arrowhead Point Campground & Cabins invites you to enjoy our true country campground outside the hustle and bustle of lights and noise in town, located on 23 acres with campsites, cabins, cottages and yurts in a mountain setting with wide open skies and bright stars where Colorado is conveniently located all around us for a fun and memorable family vacation! Site Information Special Attractions Directions 75 sites. Full hookups. Pull thru Mt. Tabeguache Summit Take I-70 West to the Copper sites. Back in sites. Tent sites. Mt. Harvard Summit Mountain/Leadville exit. Take 30/50 AMP service. Can Mt. Democrat Summit Highway 91 accommodate various size RVs Mt. Shavano Summit through Leadville. Highway 91 Florissant Fossil Beds Nat’l turns into Highway 24 through Amenities/Facilities Monument Leadville. Stay straight through Wi-Fi, restrooms, showers, Agnes Vaille Falls Leadville to Buena Vista on laundry, propane, fire rings, picnic Mt. Columbia Summit Highway 24. We are located on tables, camp store, pavilion Independence Pass the right side of Highway 24 just w/BBQ, shuttle service dog Mt. Elbert before the town of Buena Vista kennels w/ boarding service, and (large log entrance). dump station. Recreation Mini golf, game room, TV area, Rates fishing, hiking, biking, ghost towns $45 and 4 wheel drive trails nearby. Of Interest Located on the beautiful Collegiate Peaks Scenic Byway in Buena Vista, Colorado, Arrowhead Point is the Home of The Original 1800’s Pony Express and Stage Coach Stop. The 23-acre property still contains the bunkhouse, stable and tack room from the 1800’s when it was one of the 165 weigh stations on the Pony Contact Information Express route. Come see! 33975 US Highway 24 N Buena Vista, CO 81211 800.888.7320 reservations@arrowheadpoint resort.com www.arrowheadpointresort.com Great RV Escapes 2013 Travel Guide 207 Mt. Princeton RV Park Buena Vista, CO Warm, friendly service with spacious, level sites and big rig friendly! Site Information Special Attractions Directions 66 sites. Full hookups. Pull thru Mt. Tabeguache Summit At Highway 24 in Buena Vista sites. Back in sites. 30/50 AMP Mt. Harvard Summit travel 1.2 mi N of the stoplight service. Can accommodate RVs Mt. Democrat Summit in the center of town and make up to 60’. Mt. Shavano Summit a right on CR 383. Florissant Fossil Beds Nat’l Amenities/Facilities Monument Wi-Fi, restrooms, showers, grass, Agnes Vaille Falls shade, clubhouse, vending, Mt. Columbia Summit pavilion, RV/boat storage, Independence Pass laundry, and kitchen. Mt. Elbert Rates Recreation $38-$44 Playground, ping pong, basketball, and community fire ring. Of Interest Located 94 miles from Colorado Springs and 117 miles from Denver. Contact Information 30380 CR 383 Buena Vista, CO 81211 888.995.6206 [email protected] www.mtprincetonrvpark.com Great RV Escapes 2013 Travel Guide 208 Mountain View RV Resort Canon City, CO Mountain View RV Resort is located in the Heart of Royal Gorge Country, less than 7 miles west of Canon City, on Highway 50 West.
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