Primitive Tent & RV Camping at Monument Lake Resort
Difficulty
easy
Duration
Overnight to weekly stays
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels as there is no strenuous hiking involved on-site
Overview
Reconnect with nature at Monument Lake Resort’s Primitive Tent or RV Space #26, a dry camping spot designed for solitude and outdoor enthusiasts. Discover a unique camping experience framed by Colorado’s impressive mesas and tranquil waters.
Primitive Tent or RV Space #26
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, perfect for those seeking adventure. Each site is designed for one RV or tent, ensuring a cozy and intimate atmosphere amidst stunning surroundings.
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
Bring Extra Water
Dry camping means no water hookups—plan ahead with ample drinking and cooking water.
Prepare for Variable Weather
Mountain weather can change quickly; pack layers to stay comfortable day and night.
Respect Quiet Hours
Sites are designed for low-impact camping—keep noise to a minimum after dusk.
Secure Food Properly
Use bear-proof containers or vehicles to store food and reduce wildlife encounters.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Mule deer
- Peregrine falcons
History
Monument Lake and its surrounding lands have long been a seasonal gathering place for indigenous tribes before becoming a popular outdoor destination.
Conservation
The resort emphasizes low-impact camping and encourages visitors to practice Leave No Trace principles to protect this fragile mountain ecosystem.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Water Containers
Crucial for bringing sufficient water as no hookups are available.
Insulated Sleeping Bag
Keeps warm during cold nights, especially in the shoulder seasons.
fall specific
Portable Stove
Allows for safe meal preparation without campfires in dry conditions.
Layered Clothing
Adapts to fluctuating temperatures typical in mountainous terrain.
spring specific