Camping at Monument Lake Resort: Primitive Tent & RV #39
Difficulty
easy
Duration
overnight to weeklong stays
Fitness Level
No physical exertion required to enjoy the campsite itself; day activities vary in intensity
Overview
Discover the serene Primitive Tent or RV Space #39 at Monument Lake Resort, offering a dry camping experience that puts you close to Colorado’s rugged Southern Rockies. Perfect for a peaceful retreat or extended stay, this spot is ideal for tent campers and RVers craving solitude and nature.
Adventure Tips
Reserve in Advance
Sites are limited and designed for one RV or tent, so booking ahead ensures your preferred spot.
Bring Your Own Water
Dry camping means no water hookups—carry sufficient water for your entire stay.
Practice Leave No Trace
Pack out all trash and minimize campfire impact to protect this delicate high-desert environment.
Know Your Vehicle’s Limits
Access roads may be rugged; ensure your RV or rig can handle primitive dirt roads safely.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Mule deer browsing the piñon-juniper woodlands
- Red-tailed hawks soaring overhead
History
The area around Monument Lake has been historically used as seasonal hunting grounds by local Native American tribes.
Conservation
Monument Lake Resort emphasizes low-impact camping that respects local habitats and promotes long-term ecological balance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Water Containers
Carry ample water since no hookups are available on site.
Sturdy Tent or RV Leveling Kit
Ensure stability on uneven ground common at primitive sites.
Portable Stove or Campfire Gear
Cook meals safely without relying on electrical hookups.
Warm Layers
Even summers can have chilly nights; layering helps maintain comfort.
fall|winter|spring specific