Stone Cellar Campground

The campground is located in the wide open fields of Saguache Park, offering spectacular views of the La Garita Mountains. It lies beside the confluence of tributaries forming Saguache Creek. Saguache Creek offers good fishing opportunities. Big game hunting, 4 WD roads #774 and #776, and all trails of the La Garita Wilderness can be accessed from this campground. CAUTION - This area is very remote, it is 58 miles from Saguache, 36 miles of dirt road, please be prepared. Hiking in La Garita Wilderness, mountain biking and four-wheeling on area roads.

Driving directions to Stone Cellar Campground

From Saguache, go 22 miles west on Hwy 114, then 19 miles west/northwest on Forest Road 750 (County Road NN14) and 17 miles south on Forest Road 787. From Gunnison, go east 7 miles to Highway 114, then south 24 miles to Forest Road 804, then south to BLM Road 3085, east to BLM Road 3088/Forest Road 787, then south 17 miles to campground.

Location and contact info

County Road 17FF, CO 81149

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Activities at Stone Cellar Campground

Camping

Hiking

Wildlife viewing

Hunting

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