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Curecanti/Elk Creek
Curecanti Elk Creek is a tributary of the Gunnison River located in Gunnison County, Colorado. The creek is a popular destination for fishing, camping, and other outdoor activities. The creek is home to a variety of fish species, including brown trout, rainbow trout, and cutthroat trout. The creek is also home to a variety of wildlife, including elk, deer, and other small mammals. The area is also known for its scenic beauty, with views of the surrounding mountains and valleys.
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User Reviews
Kristi Chapman
Stark beauty, no shower facilities, electric but no water hook ups, older boats with high rental prices, marina restaurant closed, limited traffic access due to bridge construction (no one's fault) was quiet at night, lots of dark sky experiences. Kind camp host, clean bathroom.
Alan Bielefeldt
Great views and beautiful area to visit. Disappointed hwy 50 was closed until October. So we weren't able to reach the Dillon Pinnacles trailhead to hike.
Lorenzo R. C
Great place to camp out. The sights and sounds are spectacular. Spaces are clean and ample amounts of space. I strongly recommend you stake your tent. The wind currents can be vicious, and also, watch out for nature. The little red Robin, magpie, crows, and chipmunks work as a team to go thru and pillage your camp if you leave it unattended. The best thing about this campground is the restrooms.
Marcus Crow
Curecanti National Recreation Area offers stunning camping sites with beautiful views that will take your breath away. The area is perfect for fishing enthusiasts, with plenty of opportunities to reel in some great catches. Overall, a fantastic place to immerse yourself in nature and enjoy the great outdoors. Highly recommended for a peaceful and scenic getaway!
Nomad Nate
Windy mountain beaches. Lots of likable spots around the lake, but I liked the Bay of Chickens best. Cool, calm water lapping up the shore, facing the western sun, armada of chicken cloud-gods soaring through the skies—what’s not to like?