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Arapaho-Roosevelt/Stillwater

Arapaho Roosevelt Stillwater Granby County is located in the north-central part of Colorado. It is home to the Arapaho National Forest, the Roosevelt National Forest, and the Stillwater State Wildlife Area. The county is known for its abundance of outdoor recreation opportunities, including camping, fishing, hiking, and hunting. The county is also home to several ski resorts, including Winter Park and Granby Ranch. The county is also home to several small towns, including Granby, Hot Sulphur Springs, and Kremmling.

Amenities

- Recreational Facilities

• Lake
• Swimming
• Fishing
• Ramp
• Body Of Water (Lake Granby)
• Kayaking/Canoeing

- Policies

• Pets Welcome
• Day Max Stay (7)
• Tent Camping Allowed

- Other Amenities & Services

• Restroom and Showers

- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)

• Fishing
• Hiking
• Boating
• Kayaking/Canoeing

- Facility

• Type (National Forest)
• Partial Handicap Access

- On-Site Rentals

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- Sites

• Spaces Available (129)
• Max Length (46)
• 15 Amp
• Gravel Sites (129)
• Water (21)
• Electric (21)
• No Hookups (108)
• Max Amps (15)
• Back-ins (14 x 46)
• Room for Slideouts (No)

User Reviews

Adam Rimberg

April 19, 2025

A great spot for camping.⛺️ On site spots for tents, area with restrooms and showers, firepit/bbq. Safe, clean and amazing.

Jess Dillon

October 10, 2024

Great camping spot! Sites are a bit close together and the upper sites (the loop away from the lake) get some road noise. Other than that I loved Lake Granby! We kayaked and walked the beach! Spent some time in Grand Lake too

Layne Costello

August 27, 2024

We had a rather secluded spot close to a bathroom which was very well maintained and cleaned. The only problem is the showers had shut down for the season in August! There are sites on top of a hill that face Lake Granby and the views are stunning. The second thing about this park that is a drawback is that they have crammed in so many sites that you are barely 5 ft away from the next camper. Our first set of hosts are absolutely dear people. They were so kind and welcoming to us. Because we have the access and senior passes, our rates were 50%. That was one of the pluses of staying there.

Kali L

August 11, 2024

We had a great experience here! Our campsite was right on the lake with a little path directly to the “beach.” No fires allowed which is to be expected since there are active fires. Bathrooms were super clean. I didn’t use the shower, but my friend did and she said they were pretty decent. The camp host we interacted with was lovely and very helpful. We needed to reserve a space for some friends and she helped a lot. Also an off leash dog wandered to our campsite and she helped us find the owners.

L Tran

July 21, 2024

Our family has been camping at Stillwater for over 40 years. The location is very convenient to Grand Lake (less than 10 miles). The sites are always clean and many are lakeside. There is RV, tent, and non-tent sites. Bathrooms are well-maintained and have flush toilets and free showers with hot water. The hosts are always friendly and helpful, especially Kim and Steve (July 2024) in lot A. It is a very popular campground so can get a little crowded (hence the 4.5 rating vs. 5). Overall, a wonderful campground to relax and enjoy Lake Granby.

Tandra Riddle

September 21, 2021

Beautiful landscape, extremely clean bathrooms, and every one was so friendly. It was $26 to camp. Great price, exceptional place.

Vidushi Dwivedi

August 02, 2021

Beautiful campground, great experience! Camps are spacious and are nicely spread apart so you get enough privacy. The views of the lake and sunsets are absolutely gorgeous. We were lucky enough to get a spot from which the lake view was clear. Big positive is the proximity to Rocky Mountain National Park entrance. Would highly recommend this campground, especially if you are planning to visit Rockies and are looking for an early start to your day. We went in end of July and the weather was great. There are bugs and flies so you might want to carry a bug spray.

Jeffin Varghese

July 09, 2021

Great place. Ours was a last minute search and we got lucky as they have some first come first served spots(non electric). Your best bets would be nos 55 onwards, they are almost towards the end of the facility. Bring lots of bugs spray and mosquito repellent. Washrooms were clean and usable. There were bugs in the men's urinal I thought it was to be expected. They have potable water available pretty close to the campsite. Bummer their showers were closed for the 2021 season. Views into the lake and the stars at night are a highlight.

chris smaglis

June 14, 2021

Location is great. I love the lake views. However, we came here with the understanding there were showers. No showers. Both bath houses did not have working showers, and one bathroom only had one working women's commode. There were NO notices posted anywhere. I realized it once I was in the shower, all my stuff ready, and realized no water. It wasn't until after we talked to a camp host (who was friendly), did we find out they didn'twork.. We left free camping with a better toilet situation for this. So if showers are important, don't come here. If showers aren't important, then this is a great place. Lots of lake fun. Many of the sites with lake are right on top of each other.

IBA Philosophizor

June 07, 2021

Nice campsite and the hosts are very helpful. Loved the amenities. Fire pits are great size, love the fact there's bathrooms, drinking water and dumpsters everywhere. Would have given 5 stars, except there is ZERO shade structures anywhere. The sun really beats down and because of the way the land lies, every single shade structure we TRIED to set up turned into a sail with the wind. We brought several shade structures, but the wind pulled all of them out of the ground within seconds. Got totally scorched, and my boyfriend got sun sick because we had no place to retreat to out of the sun. Would have been fine if we had a camper or something other than tents, but we only had tents. We couldn't use our tent to get shade, because the wind was so bad, we had to take the rain fly off to keep the poles from snapping. I feel like if there were built in poles or even built in canopies over the picnic tables, the place would have been perfect. Also, the tent pads could use more tie downs. The wind (like I mentioned) was really terrible, and we were worried that it was going to snap out fiberglass tent poles. All in all, though, a great campground. Would advise tenting people to bring something shade-wise that's able to stand up to the wind.

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