We got a pullthru site that had our door facing the river. It was beautiful, but getting warm by late June. We had spent the previous nights boondocking just outside the Dinosaur National Monument on the Colorado side at about 7000', and found this boondocking to be crowded and hot. There was no respect for campsite - if someone wanted... more

This NP campground has paved pads, picnic tables, and flush toilets. Loop B has cottonwoods for some shade. Sites are not jammed against each other but there is no sense of isolation. The campground is heavily used. (note the Split Mountain Campground is now only for picnics and group camping). Regular price $18. Senior Pass $9. ... more

As National Park campgrounds go, this is pretty nice. Spaces are not jammed together and you’re not on top of your neighbor. If you’re venturing there during summer months, you’ll want to grab a spot with some shade. It can be very warm there. The Green River runs pleasantly alongside the campground. Too thick to drink, too thin to ... more

Convenient base for visiting Utah portion of Monument. Large cottonwood trees. No water in late fall. Could hear river and Sandhill Cranes calling. Large campground.

Sitting on the banks of the Green River, the campground is a convenient base for exploring the realm of Dinosaur National Monument. The upsides include river access, clean flush toilets & water, and an uber strong cell signal. The only downside is if you co e in without reserving, you'll probably get a site with no shade and the sun he... more

We were in loop A which is walk in. Loop C is also walk in. Loop B is reservations only at least 24 hours in advance. We have a senior pass so the cost was $9 per night. The sites are all paved and level. No hookups, but there is central water and flush toilets. Our site #8 had splendid view of Split Mountain and it was on the river. H... more

Great campground if you like dry camping. We loved it, and would stay again. Temps can get warm during the day but it cools off quick at night.

The "A" Loop has the fewest trees, but I actually thought the sites along the river were some of the best in the campground. I liked 8, though 9 and 10 had better access to the river. The pull-through sites on the inner side of the loop were awkward because the loops are set up for one-way traffic, so depending on the site, the door t... more

We stayed here for 3 nights in July. HOT!!! When the sun goes down, it cools down though. We enjoyed the evening ranger programs by the river. The sites are well spaced out, and we enjoyed the little meadow in front of our campsite for wildlife watching, and a place to or the boy to play. Exploring Dinosaur National Monument with... more

We enjoyed our stay here along the Green River. Our site has a small trail that we dragged our chairs down and setup right next to the river. Ahhh..... Beautiful scenery and great park and surrounding sites including the Petroglyphs and original homesteader cabins. We were able to use a 'water cop' to get water. But sugge... more