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Gunnison/Williams Creek
Gunnison Williams Creek Lake City is a small town located in the San Juan Mountains of Colorado. It is situated at an elevation of 8,945 feet and is surrounded by the Gunnison National Forest. The town is known for its stunning views of the surrounding mountains and its abundance of outdoor activities. Popular activities include fishing, camping, hiking, mountain biking, and skiing. The town is also home to a variety of restaurants, shops, and lodging options. Gunnison Williams Creek Lake City is a great destination for those looking to explore the beauty of the Rocky Mountains.
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User Reviews
Stephanie Koss
Nice little campground. Bathrooms were usually kept up and clean. We stayed in a tent. Good spaces for tents. Had a nearby stream for background noise while sleeping. Peaceful. Flies and ants were thick but it was June.
Vickie Tarver
Our stay of three days were so relaxing. The sites were shaded and the vault toilets were actually very, very clean. I can't speak highly enough about the camp hosts, Ray and Donna. They do an excellent job maintaining the grounds and were so very friendly. During our stay we saw a doe and her fawn as well as a Moose in the site next to us.
Timothy Roop
Clean bathrooms even smell clean host seems nice pleasant atmosphere
Tim Durr
Camp sites were clean and well managed...Had a great week...thanks for the hard work...Tim Durr, Woodville, Texas
Michael Smith
The campground was nice and the facilities were clean. However, we were notified that there was a bear in the area and the host seemed pretty nonchalant about the seriousness. The bear is apparently adolescent and relatively small. We only stayed one night but in that time period, the bear came into our camp twice. He tried to get into one of our Jeeps and then attempted to get in the bed of my truck. We have rooftop tents so we were at least above the ground and we were able to scare it away with some shouting and horn honking. While I know that we are encroaching on their environment and it is unfair to expect an animal to respect boundaries. I think this bear has become too accustomed to the free meals he can get from campers on the grounds. His comfort around humans is quite a risk. If you do stay here, stay away from the spots nearby trashcans. The smell of them was definitely a major contributor to the interest of the bear in our spot, which was parallel to one dumpsters location. And, of course, practice preventative measures like hanging your food and throwing food scraps away. Also, if you have a fridge that stores on the exterior of a vehicle or trailer (mine is a Dometic), that seal is not sufficient enough to keep the food smell in. The bear will try and open the lid and can cause damage. I speak from experience.