Jumbo Campground

Didn’t camp there but went out on the trails for several hours. Beautiful fall colors. Definitely a worthwhile stop in the fall.

Very nice, clean, quiet campground. Outhouses we're kept very clean! Some spots had excellent shade, others were somewhat open. A great mix of spots for tents and RVs. Short walk to several fishable lakes. Potable water is adjacent to outhouses.

The only reason this great campground doesn't get 5 stars is because the mosquitoes were absolutely unbelievable—and I've been places. Maybe that's just summer in the Colorado mountains but it was misery without netting. But, aside from not being able to sit or eat outside in the evening for more than 3 minutes, this campground has a lot going for it—not the least of which is the lake where you can swim, hang out (no mosquitoes!!) or rent a stand-up board or canoe from the lodge. Sunny days on the lake. The lodge also has a good restaurant with a small bar. The hosts were SUPER. (One note: please enforce the 10pm quiet time. I'd guess that people, like us, come here for the peace and quiet.)

They have spaces for glamping and regular tents. The bathrooms were kind of horrendous at the camp grounds but the camping spaces are clean and the walkways are clear. Very gorgeous scenery, multiple lakes and trail heads nearby. We hiked up to lost lake and it was very pleasant. There's also a day use area with spaces to sit and cookout.

Nice little campground, beautiful surrounded by colorful trees during fall. The campground host (i think his name was Chuck) was very kind and gave us some handy hints for the area around Grand Mesa. Perfect as a starting point for hikings through the beautiful nature of colorado. We stayed by tent and the sites were really clean and leveled. The restrooms were clean. No showers available. And of course: it's bear country, so be aware :-)