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Great Sand Dunes/Pinon Flats
The Great Sand Dunes Pinon Flats Mosca Co is a stunning natural wonder located in the San Luis Valley of Colorado. The area is home to the tallest sand dunes in North America, reaching up to 750 feet in height. The dunes are surrounded by the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, providing a stunning backdrop for visitors. The area is also home to a variety of wildlife, including bighorn sheep, mule deer, and pronghorn antelope. Visitors can explore the dunes on foot, by horseback, or by sand sledding. The area also offers camping, hiking, and fishing opportunities.
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- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
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User Reviews
Mike Soda
The sites are large, and while you can SEE all your neighbors, and they can see you, you're still pretty spread out with plenty of space. Great campground! Great views. Great campground bathrooms.
Amy Chun
It is a very well taken care of campground with multiple sites that have amazing views of the dunes! The park staff is friendly and they do rounds to make sure the atmosphere is pleasant! I would definitely reserve a spot here again.
Jenna Putnam
Great campsite! Clean bathrooms and campsites. Sites have some tree cover to help block the wind, as well as bear boxes. Easy walk down to the dunes.
Shawn Link
Great campground. Far away from busy roads. Tucked away at a base of a mountain and a great view of the Great Sand Dunes. Very close to the sand dunes. Got to hear an elk at night. The campground also has a tiny store you can buy ice and wood at and other stuff you may have forgotten. Neighbors all respected quiet rules and respected others around them.
Ben Willett
Great site by the sand dunes. Some sites are definitely better than others when accounting for view of the dunes, wind exposure, and proximity to other campsites (all are close but not equally as close to each other). Site 39 has a great view of the dunes. Remember this is a national park, not a national forest or state park. Saw park rangers search one car and had another pulled over for a few hours on Saturday so don't do anything stupid while you're here.