Primitive Riverside Camping for Groups near Buena Vista
Difficulty
easy
Duration
Overnight or multiple days
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; mostly flat terrain
Overview
Discover Riverside Group Sites near Buena Vista, CO, offering primitive riverside camping designed for groups. Find out why it’s an ideal base for your next outdoor getaway.
Riverside Group Sites
1 to 7 Nights • Up to 6 Tents
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About This Adventure
Experience the tranquility of our riverside campground, where primitive sites offer a perfect escape into nature. Enjoy access to potable water, trash/recycling facilities, and port o potties. Ideal for groups, this serene setting invites you to relax and recharge before or after your adventures. Reservations are required for this unique getaway.
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Duration
1 to 7 Nights
- Campground Check in Time: 1 pm
- Campground Check Out Time: 12 pm
About
At our riverside campground all camp sites are primitive, with access to potable well water at the outpost, port o potties, and trash/recycling.
- Camp only in your designated site
- Vehicles must have a parking pass and park in designated areas only.
- Please beware and respectful of wildlife.
- Fires only allowed in established fire pits.
- Leave No Trace
- No Pets are allowed on premises.
Riverside Group Sites
- Up to 6 tents
- There is no parking at riverside sites. Vehicles may pull close to site to load/unload, but must stay on road. Vehicles must park in our guest lot overnight, and obtain a parking pass for each vehicle (provided with site booking).
Stay at our place! Our riverside campground is a great place to relax, before or after your epic adventure. All camping includes access to potable well water, trash/recycle, and port o potties. We offer a variety of options for you or your group. Reservations required. Limited availability.
Adventure Tips
Reserve Early
Group sites fill quickly during peak seasons; book well ahead to secure your spot.
Pack Water Purification
Although potable water is available, having a purification method ensures safety for extended stays.
Keep Noise Low
Respect the peaceful setting by minimizing noise, especially after sunset to protect wildlife.
Practice Leave No Trace
Dispose of waste properly and minimize impact to preserve the river environment for future visitors.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- River otters
- Osprey
History
The Arkansas River corridor has a rich history tied to Native American routes and early Colorado mining settlements.
Conservation
Visitors are encouraged to follow Leave No Trace principles to protect the sensitive river habitat and maintain water quality.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Tent with Rainfly
Provides shelter and protection from potential rain near the river.
Water Purification System
Ensures safe drinking water despite on-site potable water availability.
Insect Repellent
spring specific
Headlamp or Flashlight
Crucial for navigating primitive campsites safely at night.