North Rim Campground - Crawford, Colorado

Adresse: G74 Rd, Crawford, CO 81415.
Téléphone: 9706412337.
Site web: nps.gov.
Spécialités: Terrain de camping.
Autres données d'intérêt: Services sur place, Entrée accessible en fauteuil roulant, Parking accessible en fauteuil roulant, Randonnée, Frais de camping, Convient aux enfants, Randonnées adaptées aux enfants.
Avis : Cette entreprise a 43 avis sur Google My Business.
Avis moyen: 4.8/5.

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Le North Rim Campground est un terrain de camping qui offre une expérience unique pour les amoureux de la nature. Situé à l'adresse G74 Rd, Crawford, CO 81415, il propose une variété de services sur place, tels que des randonnées adaptées aux enfants et des sentiers de randonnée pour tous les niveaux.

Le camping est accessible en fauteuil roulant, ce qui en fait un choix idéal pour les personnes à mobilité réduite. Les visiteurs peuvent profiter d'un parking accessible en fauteuil roulant et d'une entrée accessible en fauteuil roulant, offrant un accès facile à toutes les installations.

Le North Rim Campground propose des frais de camping raisonnables, ce qui en fait une option abordable pour les familles et les groupes. Les enfants sont également les bienvenus, avec des activités et des sentiers de randonnée adaptés aux plus jeunes.

Le camping dispose d'un site web détaillé où vous pouvez trouver plus d'informations sur les tarifs, les disponibilités et les activités proposées. Avec un avis moyen de 4.8/5 sur la base de 43 avis sur Google My Business, il est clair que les visiteurs apprécient leur séjour au North Rim Campground.

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North Rim Campground - Crawford, Colorado

Héloïse Faucon

5/5

Nous sommes restés une nuit à North Rim pour visiter le canyon.
Nous en sommes très content. Un vrai camp de forêt avec un pit fire et une table.
Les toilettes étaient très propres et sans odeurs. Nous avons payé 20$ la nuit.
Des balades sont à proximité du camping.
Je recommande !

Sylvie Limoges

5/5

Très beau

Mario Fernandes

5/5

Very well organized camping ground (even though sometimes you can't find the camp host), a lot of space and privacy for each spot and definitely way less crowded than the South Rim campground. Less than half a mile away hiking from the Chasm View viewpoint, which is a fabulous one!

Clayton Hotze

5/5

Well maintained roads, well maintained grounds, would camp again! Especially since I had clouds in the evening and the nightsky is supposed to be magical here!

Cynthia

5/5

The North Rim is a hike to get there, but worth it! We got there around 11am so that we could get a decent campsite since there are only 13 spots. (The South Rim was completely reserved.) We were rewarded with options. We took spot number 1 which was pretty spacious and private. You can take a short walk behind the site and have a great view of the canyon - we watched the sunset from the back of our site.

The vault toilets are stinky - but it is a haul to get there to service them. There are also trash and recycling bins which we didn’t see at any other campgrounds on our weeklong trip. The campground also has water. The other sites don’t offer as much privacy - but then again, people are there to see the canyon. A short walk from camp is the “Chasm View Trail”.

Artopium Mike

5/5

Get here early or don't come at all. I've camped here many times and every time it fills up by 2 or 3 pm. Yet ALL NIGHT people keep driving through the loop looking for a spot. This is INCREDIBLY rude to the campers as people will drive though with the brights on, sometimes going around the loop several times. Don't do this! If its after dark find somewhere else to camp. This is not a hotel. Nobody wants your headlights pointed at their camp.

Christopher Shuping

5/5

The North Rim of the Black Canyon in Gunnison National Park is breathtaking. 13 sites available to those who get there first. Take the 2.5 mile hike out to Deadhorse Gulch. You won’t regret it.

A H

We just left the North Rim Campground at Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park. There are only 13 sites and it is first come, first served. We arrived by about 3:00 pm on a Friday afternoon in July and there were 3 sites left, probably because the area is so remote (dirt road to get there and not even a gas station store within 30 min). There wasn't a tent pad, but there was a flat space big enough for our 6 person tent. The ground in our site was soft and springy, very comfortable. There was a fire pit and a picnic table provided at each site. There is potable water from a spigot, but since they have to bring the water in by truck it is best to use it sparingly. The campground has pit toilets rather than flush for that reason. It was a quiet campground and many of the campsites had shade from pine trees. What I liked best about the campground was that the Chasm View Trailhead is right in the campground and you can walk out to the first viewpoint in less than 5 minutes and have extraordinary views of the canyon. We walked the trail 3-4 times and saw the canyon at sunset and dawn. The ranger station is also walking distance from the campground and the trailhead out to Exclamation Point. The hike out to the Point was an easy 1.5 miles with almost no elevation gain, though there were a few times that there was loose gravel with a nice drop off nearby to keep it interesting. Every viewpoint we visited along the North Rim was beautiful with epic cliff top views and offered different perspectives of the canyon. The views from Exclamation Point were equally impressive, but there were no guardrails which my daughters found very upsetting since the drop offs were abrupt and precipitous. Overall, we really enjoyed our stay and loved being so close to the canyon. Both of the photos are from the Chasm View Trail.