Overview
Rocky Mountain National Park invites you to step into a world of natural wonder where grandeur and tranquility coexist. Spanning across two states, Colorado and Montana, it boasts over 150 lakes and countless meandering rivers that offer a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
Most of all, the National Park is renowned for its majestic peaks that stretch towards the sky. The iconic Longs Peak, standing at an impressive 14,259 feet, dominates the horizon and serves as a constant backdrop on hiking trips or when canoeing across mirror-like lakes, such as Bear Lake and Sprague Lake.
Camping
Rocky Mountain National Park is a popular destination for camping, offering a wide range of options for visitors to choose from.
Some of the campgrounds in the park are available on a first-come, first-served basis, while others require reservations. We would recommended to make a reservation in advance, especially during peak season, as campgrounds fill up quickly.
