Primitive Camping at Monument Lake Resort in Colorado
Difficulty
easy
Duration
overnight to multiple days
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; requires minimal exertion once set up
Overview
Set your sights on Monument Lake Resort’s Primitive Tent or RV Space #77 for a true lakeside camping retreat. This dry site offers adventurers a no-frills getaway near Weston, Colorado, surrounded by dramatic rock formations and rich wildlife.
Primitive Tent or RV Space #77
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, designed for a cozy retreat. Reservations ensure a unique camping experience, perfect for those seeking adventure and tranquility in a stunning lakeside setting.
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
Reserve Your Spot Early
Primitive campsites fill quickly during peak seasons—book in advance to guarantee your preferred dates.
Pack In, Pack Out
There are no trash services on primitive sites, so bring bags to carry out all your waste and keep the area pristine.
Dry Camping Only
Sites are without water or electric hookups—plan accordingly with water and power supplies.
Prepare for Variable Weather
Even summer nights can be cool; bring layered clothing and weather-proof gear.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Mule deer
- Elk
History
Monument Lake lies near historic ranchlands dating back to early 20th-century homesteaders who shaped this region's rural character.
Conservation
The resort promotes Leave No Trace principles to preserve the fragile high-desert ecosystem and lake water quality.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Portable Water Supply
Bring adequate water as primitive sites offer no hookups.
Weatherproof Tent or RV Equipment
Reliable shelter protects you from variable mountain conditions.
all specific
Headlamp or Flashlight
Necessary for campsite navigation on dark nights.
Firewood or Camp Stove
Firewood supports campfires where permitted; stoves offer safer cooking options.
summer|fall|spring specific