Just wanted to add that we went to check out the area with our Syncro Westfalia to see if we could bring our 35 feet long bus and we didn't find any way to safely access the campsites. There is a steep hill through 32B that we *might* have been able to do (my man is pretty game and has been driving this bus for almost 5 years, but felt... more

We were boondocking through colorado and stumbled upon Hartman rocks. The park was easy to get to but the campsites we’re a bit tricky to find. Most of the road is washboard gravel but not terrible, just bumpy. There were a few spots that were pretty nasty and would be scary with a trailer but in my Jeep Patriot we were fine. Our spot ... more

I am writing this as a warning. I first followed another reviewer's advice to use Rd 32C. I found that 32C is a steep, dirt track that heads up a hill, so I then went to try the main entrance. I have a Ram 1500 with 8,500 lb towing capacity, towing a 5,000 lb trailer. At only 60% of my towing capacity, the truck and trailer started to ... more

We love this place! Hike, Bike, MX, walk the dogs, shooting range - this place has it all. Get free water (and dump later) in town. As another review says, you need 4WD to get in. BUT that's if you climb the hill at the main entrance. To get your camper (even larger ones) in don't use the main entrance. Instead, access the park... more

We towed our Winnebago Minnie Drop 1780 (a 17 ft trailer) with no problems but did need to use the 4wd mode on our Xterra pro4x. Beautiful site. The main site near the rocks but there are plenty of sites all around. We drove about 1/2 mile and camped on the other side of the rock with plenty of sites. We were high up and had great vie... more

Nice spot right outside Gunnison, CO. It's free and you can spend up to 14 nights here I believe. Good climbing rocks surround the land.