Temple View Campground

The road in on the east is way worse than the west. The west you could likely bring in any size. The east I wouldn’t go down with anything more than say 15 ft due to switch backs and one gulch with a good dip. The spots are huge, and just spectacular views. Clean and tidy and looks well maintained. There are historical Ute sites and a few hiking trails. They do have a 72 hour limit to your stay. I had 2 bars AT&T. No Verizon.

I don't understand why this place haves a 2 * rating it is better than that by far I really enjoyed my time here I wish it was longer 3 days just not enough time to camp anywhere and get things done like you want to the hiking or whatever you like to do three days just not enough time. There are shelters they pick up the trash it's a very nice place Best camp site i have been in since I've been in Colorado this fall. The roads really not bad some places look a little bit rough but I have a two-wheel drive pickup with a Palomino 1251 camper on it and I did just fine.
Not much cell phone service I have one bar most the time I was able to do what I needed to in the mornings and in the evenings better service at those times

This campground is NOT recommended for RVs unless you have high clearance, and aren't very long. We took our 23 foot Lance trailer to this location, but did not stay. 4WD was engaged in places, including low range on the way down to save brake wear and heating.

Temple Canyon Road (#3) from Cañon City starts okay, first passing through private homes, then BLM land before entering the Temple Canyon Park (operated by Cañon City). The area is very pretty, but, the road is dirt, very rugged, and apparently not maintained. We observed 3 campsites in the BLM section that appeared to be homeless encampments.

There is no cell coverage in this area, so if you want isolation and to be off grid, you'll get that.