Stagecoach Campground

The entire state of Colorado is known for its natural beauty and has the second-highest concentration of national parks in the Lower 48. But even its state parks rival the national parks and monuments found in other parts of the country. So if you’re thinking about camping with an RV in the northwestern corner of the state, you can’t miss Stagecoach State Park and its campground.

Camping at Stagecoach Campground is fairly rustic, with a 30 amp electrical connection being the only hookup available. There is a communal dump station though if you need to empty your tanks. For essentials, your best bet will be driving up towards Steamboat Springs, which has some truck stops and a grocery store. Most visitors don't book an RV in Routt County because they’re hoping for extensive amenities though; they want to get away from the crowds near Denver, on the eastern slope of the Rockies

Some of the best things about parking a rental motorhome at Stagecoach Campground are the recreational opportunities within the state park. Some easy hiking trails encircle the reservoir at the park’s center, and if you have your own boat or would like to rent one, there’s a marina to launch from on its north side. If nothing else, the tranquil scenery provides an excellent backdrop for a family picnic.