Marble RV Park & Campground

After traveling full-time for over two years we have experienced quite a few campgrounds. This one was so nice we extended our stay from three to five nights. The only noise we heard were the birds chirping, squirrels chattering and marmots barking. You may hear a little road noise, but it is infrequent.

The camp host Char is wonderful, friendly and helpful.
One other reviewer mentioned the bathrooms were dirty and musty. We found the bathrooms clean every day. The musty smell is more than likely because the campground is old and it is a damp climate.

My only suggestion would be fresh crushed rock in each campsite.

No cell service in town. But the local coffee shop, The Hub, makes a killer pour over and has weak WiFi. Unplug and relax I say.

Imagine if Fred Flintstone and Barney Rubble brought home chunks if rock and decorated the town. This is what Marble is like. It is a must see to experience.

Sorry, no dogs allowed for obvious reasons. Blame it on the inconsiderate dog owners that stayed before you.

We will definitely visit again next year.

We stayed here for two nights in the middle of September, on our way between Aspen and Crested Butte, so we can visit the famous Crystal Mill and get some R&R.

This campground was not listed on Campendium, but we managed to find it via. a quick Google search, so we had requested it be added. My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed the quirky town of Marble, CO, with it's old marble ruins, the beautiful valleys and rivers, to the amazing BBQ joint in town. Marble's population explodes during the weekends with visitors predominately visiting the amazing Crystal Mill nearby. We mountain biked the road from the lake to get there - was absolutely amazing!

Pros:
- Comfortable and clean sites
- Gorgeous location in the mountains

Cons:
- Bathrooms were quite dirty and smelled musty, though we used our trailer's facilities.
- No reliable cell service in the entire valley, though there was a very small patch of reception a few minutes down the road.