James M. Robb - Colorado River/Fruita

Troy

We are having a wonderful stay here, in fact we booked it for 2 more nights some of the best sleep I have ever had and there is a train that comes by you don't even notice it, So relaxing and close to a lot of cool stuff to check out near here. I just want to point out you can stuff delivered from Walmart in case you get here and don't want to leave, it is kinda a pain and you should tip well cash tip I mean but it can happen I did it!

Bill Barley

This is a great location. The scenery is great, the campground is great.the campground sites are level with water and electric, fire pit, converted picknic table. One of the better campground we have experienced. Very nice bath house and laundry too. There is an entry fee to the park in addition to your camping fees. Staff were top notch. We would definitely visit here again if we are in the area.

Melissa Bak

Fishing, kayaking, bike riding, walking trails, the Colorado River, a playground for the kids, bald eagles, day use areas and some pavilions available to rent for events hot showers, clean restrooms, of course camping, covered shelters at each camp site. This campground is one of our favorites. Traffic noise from I-70 can be heard constantly because you are camping between mountainous cliff walls and the sound ricochets within the valley, but it's not obnoxiously loud during the day and traffic is minimized during night/dark hours. There is also a sports sh00ting complex a mile or three away in Cameo, so sometimes you can hear ongoing target practice. It was no bother to us, but some people may be sensitive to certain sounds.

SuperBest Water Damage & Flood Repair

Checked in per the sign, and let me tell you, these folks thought I was the coolest cat without even paying a dime! Not the most dog-friendly spot, but if you're a furry friend, you're welcome to tag along. The views of the lake and the Grand Canyon (Grand Junction is its gateway) are absolutely stunning. Definitely added some pep to my morning run!

Victor Sutphen III

James M. Robb is a beautiful state park with a very nice and clean campsite for fifth wheels, campers, and RVs. There's plenty of parking, including a huge parking lot for multiple cars and RV's next to the boat ramp into the Colorado River. There's a clean and well taken care of playground for kids to enjoy. You can reserve a large fenced-in grass area with a large covered area and picnic benches for family parties, gatherings, or reunions. A wide, smooth 2 lane walking and biking path goes around and throughout the park, with a long stretch along the beautiful Colorado River, which has an amazing background of the Colorado National Monument. Opposite of this stretch of smooth paved path is a gorgeous nature preserve and lake with lush tall grass and flowers that is off limits to access. This is a favorite spot for the town locals to come to in the mornings to walk, jog, and bike. The path and park are pet friendly with multiple trashcans and free plastic poop bags to clean up after your furry friends. In various and multiple locations, there are also benches where you can sit to rest, take in the wonderful atmosphere, or enjoy some quiet time with a loved one or friend. This state park is in a secluded yet convenient location right off of the I70 interstate, with major franchises and local restaurants right outside the entrance. A City Market supermarket is also close and within a 5 minute drive on the other side of the interstate in case you stay a few days and need to replenish your goods or grab something that you forgot to bring.