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Learn more about alerts →Large RV owners do well here: pull-throughs handle up to 83 feet, most sites have 30/50A electric, and the dump station stays open even when campsite water shuts off (currently off through March 14, 2026). Fall evenings, the Milky Way clears the mesa horizon with nothing blocking
Tent campers face real headwinds, literally: daytime gusts, no shade, sandy burrs everywhere, and I-40 and train noise that carries after dark. A few reviewers also describe interactions that felt unwelcoming toward people outside the local cultural mainstream, so solo travelers
Context for the broader area surrounding West Loop Campground, sourced from the federal Recreation.gov rec-area record.
<A HREF="http://www.usbr.gov/dataweb/dams/co01666.htm">Shadow Mountain Dam</a> and Reservoir, <A HREF="http://www.usbr.gov/dataweb/html/cbt.html">Colorado-Big Thompson Project</a>, are on the Colorado River below its confluence with the Grand Lake outlet. Developments include 1 campground with 80 campsites and 2 boat-launch ramps. Good access exists. Total water surface available for recreation is approximately 1,346 surface acres and 8 miles of shoreline. Primary recreational activities are camping, fishing, and power boating. Primary sport fish are bown trout, rainbow trout, and salmon. Facilities closed in winter due to ice and snow conditions. <A HREF="http://www.usbr.gov/gp-bin/arcweb_sharesco.pl">Current Reservoir Levels</a>.
North from Granby, Colorado on U.S. 34.
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Fall brings the best camping window, with daytime highs between 60 and 75°F and nights dropping to 30–45°F in October and early November. Summer heat is intense, though evenings cool enough for comfortable stargazing. Winter offers solitude and mild days, but water to individual sites shuts off from mid-November through mid-March (the dump station's potable spigot remains available). Winds pick up during the day year-round and die at dusk. Arizona stays on Mountain Standard Time all year, so no daylight saving adjustments.
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Most campsites have electric and water hookups; pull-through and back-in sites are available and can accommodate large rigs. The campground includes a dump station and showers (use of showers and dump station is included in the campground fee). Ten sites have tent pads; a number of sites are non-electric (sites #7, 14, 16, 35, 40, 41, 42, 44, & 46). Maximum RV length is 83 feet. Note: water is currently not available in campsites through March 14, 2026, but water is available at the dump station.
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