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Routt/Bear Lake

RV Park

Overview

Overview

Routt/Bear Lake, located near the town of Yampa, Colorado, offers a serene escape into the heart of the Flat Tops Wilderness area. This destination is defined by its rustic charm and deep connection to the surrounding alpine landscape. Rather than a modern resort, the park serves as a tranquil basecamp for those seeking to disconnect and immerse themselves in the quiet beauty of the Routt National Forest. It is a place where nature takes center stage.

Location & Surroundings

Positioned in the high country of Colorado, this location provides immediate access to breathtaking mountain vistas and lush meadows. The park is surrounded by dense pine forests and proximity to pristine water sources, creating a cool, refreshing atmosphere even during the height of summer. The remote setting ensures that guests experience minimal noise pollution, allowing the sounds of local wildlife and whispering aspen trees to dominate the environment while remaining accessible via local forest roads.

Amenities & Park Features

The facility prioritizes simplicity to maintain the integrity of the natural environment. Guests will find well-maintained gravel sites designed to accommodate various RV sizes, providing a flat and stable foundation for a comfortable stay. While the park maintains a focus on the outdoor experience, essential infrastructure is in place to ensure a reliable visit. The site features basic utility hookups, communal fire rings for evening gatherings, and easy access to hiking trailheads directly from the park boundaries.

Nearby Attractions & Things to Do

Outdoor enthusiasts will find endless opportunities for adventure in the immediate vicinity. The area is famous for its diverse trail systems suitable for both casual walking and strenuous mountain trekking. Fly fishing remains a primary draw for visitors, as the nearby lakes and streams are renowned for their trout populations. During the autumn months, the region transforms into a premier destination for leaf-peeping, offering vibrant displays of golden aspens against the rugged mountain backdrop.

Who This Park Is Best For

Routt/Bear Lake is the ideal destination for backcountry adventurers and those who prioritize solitude over commercial entertainment. If you are an RVer who enjoys stargazing, wildlife photography, or simply waking up to a crisp mountain breeze, this park will suit your lifestyle perfectly. It is best suited for self-contained travelers who appreciate a quiet, unpretentious atmosphere that keeps the focus entirely on the unparalleled beauty of the Colorado wilderness.


Features & Amenities

- Recreational Facilities

• Lake
• Fishing
• Body Of Water (Bear Lake)
• Kayaking/Canoeing
• Watersports

- Policies

• Pets Welcome
• Day Max Stay (14)
• Tent Camping Allowed

- Other Amenities & Services

• Pit Toilets

- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)

• Fishing
• Hiking
• Boating
• Watersports

- Facility

• Type (National Forest)
• Partial Handicap Access

- On-Site Rentals

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- Sites

• Spaces Available (41)
• Max Length (44)
• Dirt Sites (41)
• No Hookups (41)
• Back-ins (14 x 44)

Reviews

Matt Bear

October 16, 2025

Favorite paid place to camp in the flat tops area

dean galusha

July 14, 2025

Camped here for the first time. Been fishing there for over 20 years, but haven't been there for 9 years. Paul and Diane ( the host) do a great job taking care of the campsites. We stayed for 4 days. One of my favorite places to go to in Colorado. First come first serve.

diane offineer

June 15, 2025

Best thing about the place? No atvs in the area. Beautiful views. Nice campsites. Lots of hiking and boating also no motorized on lakes. Saw lots of wildlife. Fox bull moose muskrats white tail and birds. Someone saw a wolf. Hosts are great. Toilets cleaned. BTW do not reserve a site for friends. Not allowed. Makes sense in all first come first serve.

Darell Larson

September 19, 2023

Beautiful place this time of year

Phil White

August 09, 2021

The water was wet, the trees were tall, the mosquitoes were flying, I felt very small.