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Arapaho-Roosevelt/Arapaho Bay
Arapaho Roosevelt Arapaho Bay Granby Co is a stunning lakefront property located in Granby, Colorado. This property offers breathtaking views of the Rocky Mountains and the Arapaho National Forest. The property is situated on the shores of Arapaho Bay, a large lake that is part of the Arapaho Roosevelt National Forest. The lake is a popular destination for fishing, boating, and other outdoor activities. The property also features a variety of amenities, including a boat launch, picnic areas, and a playground. This property is perfect for those looking for a peaceful getaway in the heart of the Rocky Mountains.
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- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Cameron Powell
Good option for a reservation campground. NOT too in eachothers spaces, which is nice. Some very nice spots right along the shore. Great camping if you like to tavel with kayak(s) and do some fishing.
Brittni Dye
One of my favorite campgrounds we visited on our road trip to Colorado. The drive out to this spot is gorgeous. There's also a nice hike around the lake nearby too.
Leahh Dowell
My husband and I stayed up here one night and it was great! We got in late and were able to grab spot 7. It wasn’t until the morning did we see how beautiful the place was! We saw several deer and moose, even a mama with her calf! The campground host, Paula, came by and checked in with us. She was so helpful! We had forgotten to pack our coffee (doh!) and she brought us some and a map of the area! I wish we had a reservation to stay the whole weekend! The spots on the main road (not in the loop) are great!
QQ AA
It is a nice campground with mountain and lake around. Many trailhead you can pick. We stayed there nights. Day one hiking is from monarch lake trailhead to crater lake. The view on this trail is changed with the elevation, with creek, falls, mountain,and forest. Trail is well maintained. Day two is from roaring fork trailhead to wantanga lake. This trail is more climbing up up. Trail is slippery but. You need to be careful and wear good hiking shoes. It's a great campground definitely. You can also go easy trail around the lake or fishing.
Adam Lineberry
Visited here for our first camping trip! The location on Lake Granby is excellent - only a short walk to the lake shore. The entire campground has very good tree cover to protect from the sun. Nice outhouse-style restroom facilities scattered throughout. The host was friendly and helped us find our site. NOTE: You must purchase a $5 vehicle pass at the lake entrance, which is about 7 miles before you reach the campground. If you forget it will cost you an additional 14 miles of driving to circle back - I know from experience!
Chris Jerger
great campground, very clean and friendly camphosts.
Tyler Hecox
One of our favorite campsites in Colorado. A short distance from Monarch Lake, where fishing is easy, and the bridge provides a great view of rapids in the late spring / early summer. The sites are close together, but not right on top of each other, and there are not a ton of bugs as compared to other sites we've stayed at. On Monday we were one of only two pads occupied, and it allowed our kids to be as loud and crazy as they wanted without fear of bothering anyone around us.
Dan Swanson
Great campsite. Well maintained by friendly campground hosts.
Casey O'Mara
Awesome campsite the views are one of a kind. It can get a bit busy here though so make sure to book your site online before hand and pick one next to the lake. If you drive out same day odds are the park will be full of you're visiting June - August.