Camping at Monument Lake Resort: Primitive Tent Space #45
Difficulty
easy
Duration
overnight
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels, with basic outdoor mobility required
Overview
Discover the rugged charm of Primitive Tent Space #45 at Monument Lake Resort. Perfect for wilderness lovers seeking a simple, scenic camping experience in Colorado’s stunning mountain landscape.
Primitive Tent Space #45
No Pop Ups or Yurts. Nightly & Weekly Stays
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About This Adventure
Escape to Monument Lake Resort for a memorable weekend or extended stay! Experience the beauty of nature with dry RV and tent camping options, all designed for a cozy and intimate experience. Reservations ensure your perfect spot, making it an ideal retreat for relaxation and adventure.
Looking for a weekend getaway or maybe an extended stay? Enjoy an unforgettable experience of Monument Lake Resort!
Duration
Nightly & Weekly Stays
About
Dry RV Camping and tent camping is available throughout the resort by reservation only. ALL PRIMITIVE RV SITES AND TENT SITES ARE DESIGNED FOR 1 RV OR 1 TENT. ADDITIONAL TENTS CAN BE ADDED FOR $ 35.00 PER TENT PER STAY.
Adventure Tips
Prepare for variable weather
Bring layered clothing and rain gear to stay comfortable in changing mountain conditions.
Arrive early in peak season
Secure your spot early, especially in summer and fall, as primitive sites fill quickly.
Leave no trace
Practice responsible camping by minimizing your impact on the environment and wildlife.
Check fire restrictions
Be aware of local fire bans during dry seasons to ensure safe campfires or cooking.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Elk
- Black Bears
History
Monument Lake was historically used by early settlers and has been a popular recreational destination since the early 20th century.
Conservation
The area emphasizes Leave No Trace principles and supports local efforts to protect wildlife habitats and reduce impact.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Tent and stakes
A durable tent and stakes are crucial for secure shelter in variable weather.
Sleeping bag rated for mountain temps
Provides warmth during cool mountain nights to ensure restful sleep.
spring;summer;fall specific
Cooking gear and supplies
Portable stove and utensils to prepare meals at your campsite.
Headlamp or flashlight
Essential for navigating your site after dark or during early mornings.