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Rio Grande National Forest › Divide Ranger District › Colorado
› Mineral County
› Creede
› Thirty Mile Campground
› Campsite #22
Campsite #22 at Thirty Mile Campground, CO
$29
Campsite #22
| 8 people | |
| 40 ft | Back-In |
| 1 | poor |
6/19
6/29
Campsite #22 Features: Back-In parking, RV Site, Tent Site, Trailer Site
Campsite Reviews (2)
5.0 out of 5
| 5 star | | 50% |
| 4 star | | 0% |
| 3 star | | 0% |
| 2 star | | 50% |
| 1 star | | 0% |
@SiddharthaR861 · Camped on Sep 3, 2022 at Campsite #22
Great drive, great campsite, great time. Couple really cool trails right off the campsite, good fishing spots, and open areas. Bumpy road leading up to the site so drive an appropriate car.
@FrankW146 · Camped on Aug 29, 2020 at Campsite #22
Sadly, there are a few major changes to this camp which has caused my opinion of it to shift downward. We've been camping here for quite awhile; we camp here 1 to 2x a year and have been coming since about 1999.
The camp was previously hosted by a couple who did a fantastic job of keeping things clean. The outhouse were as clean as an outhouse could be, and the individual camp sites were well groomed in between guests.
This past summer, there were new hosts in camp, and the camp is not as well managed and cleaned as before. We were disappointed to find cigarette butts not only all over the ground in camp, but also in the firepits. Since we occasionally cook in our fire pit, we needed to clean that out prior to using it. Additionally, needing to wander through the camp and clean up cigarette butts in order to keep a 2 year old from grazing on them was likewise annoying.
Couple this in with the fact that pricing has jumped up significantly for this camp recently, and this camp is no longer the jewel that it was. The camp also charges you extra if you have more than one vehicle at your campsite. Note that this is at the discretion of the camp management company, not recreation.gov. If you ask Recreation.gov what that extra car charge might be, they will not be able to tell you.
This is a beautiful area. However, the loss of camp cleanliness, coupled with the extra price increase and extra vehicle charges make this more of a 2-3 star sort of camp
The camp was previously hosted by a couple who did a fantastic job of keeping things clean. The outhouse were as clean as an outhouse could be, and the individual camp sites were well groomed in between guests.
This past summer, there were new hosts in camp, and the camp is not as well managed and cleaned as before. We were disappointed to find cigarette butts not only all over the ground in camp, but also in the firepits. Since we occasionally cook in our fire pit, we needed to clean that out prior to using it. Additionally, needing to wander through the camp and clean up cigarette butts in order to keep a 2 year old from grazing on them was likewise annoying.
Couple this in with the fact that pricing has jumped up significantly for this camp recently, and this camp is no longer the jewel that it was. The camp also charges you extra if you have more than one vehicle at your campsite. Note that this is at the discretion of the camp management company, not recreation.gov. If you ask Recreation.gov what that extra car charge might be, they will not be able to tell you.
This is a beautiful area. However, the loss of camp cleanliness, coupled with the extra price increase and extra vehicle charges make this more of a 2-3 star sort of camp
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