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Colorado Natl Mon/Saddlehorn
Colorado National Monument in Fruita, CO is a stunning landscape of canyons, mesas, and rock formations. The monument is located in the western part of the state, just outside of Grand Junction. The monument is home to a variety of wildlife, including bighorn sheep, coyotes, and golden eagles. The monument is also home to the Saddlehorn Visitor Center, which offers educational programs and interpretive displays about the area's natural and cultural history. Visitors can also explore the monument's trails, which offer spectacular views of the canyons and mesas. The monument is open year-round and is a great place to explore and appreciate the beauty of the Colorado Plateau.
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User Reviews
Alexandra Torrijos
Amaizing! 100% recommend
Robert Eddy
Beautiful place to camp. Grills and nice tent spots. No wood fires allowed.
John Porter
Awesome views. Pretty comfortable campsites. Does not have showers but otherwise it's great.
Taylor Rothell
What an awesome campground. There’s a lot of ants but they are NOT fire ants. They are leaf cutter ants and we would have saved ourselves a lot of go around if we would have known that. We showed up right when there’s no one on site 5-7 pm. We ultimately moved campsites from loop B to Loop C but we ended up having a better site for our larger sized tent. Leaf cutter ant mounds look menacing but find some sticks/fallen wood and make a border so they don’t go to your campsite. They won’t cross the wood. Loop C (I think 74C) was walkable distance to the outlook. Nice bathrooms with flush toilets (no showers) and our site had a family bathroom which was great with kids. The ranger at the station and the camp host were incredibly nice and helpful. 41B site was right next to bathrooms but it wasn’t a great size for our bigger tent. Call and ask them which site would be best for whatever you’re camping in - they can all vary.
j sandoval
Wonderful views from the campground. Clean flush toilets and a sink to wash dishes (clean out the food from the drain before you leave). There is potable water and a dump station near the entrance/exit to campground. You can walk to town (Springdale) for food, drinks, and supplies. We brought bikes to ride in the park. Showers would make this five plus stars!