Nestled in the charming town of Basalt, Colorado, Yeoman Park Campground offers a serene retreat for outdoor enthusiasts seeking adventure and relaxation. Surrounded by breathtaking mountain scenery, this campground provides a unique opportunity to connect with nature while enjoying convenient access to some of the best trails and recreational activities in the area.
Located along the Roaring Fork River, Yeoman Park Campground is known for its riverside setting and ample opportunities for fishing, hiking, and exploring the surrounding valleys. The campground offers a mix of primitive camping options with limited facilities, making it ideal for those looking to experience nature without the distractions of modern amenities.
While at Yeoman Park Campground, visitors can enjoy:
Customer Feedback:
Yeoman Park Campground is perfect for those who want to experience the great outdoors without compromising on adventure. Whether you're a solo traveler, a couple, or bringing the family, this campground offers a unique opportunity to disconnect and explore the beauty of Colorado's Rocky Mountains.
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
RV camping
Hiking
Picnic tables
Public restroom
Restroom
Tent sites
Camping fee
Good for kids
Kid-friendly hikes
On-site parking
Dogs allowed
Love the area and trails beyond the lot/campground. It's a very beautiful part of the state! Be careful on those warm days during shoulder season! The main lot was a solid snowpack and easy to navigate when we arrived on a Friday (in late March). After a weekend of warm temps, we arrived on Sunday to find the lot was a melted sinkhole. Even big trucks and higher clearance vehicles were getting stuck. Not sure the overflow lot was any better
My 2 friends and I camped here in early June 2017. What a gorgeous valley and mountain view! We found the place to be quiet (with only a handful of other campers at most) and have spacious campsites. We were close to some excellent hiking trails. The loop trail at the campground is lovely as well, very easy and enjoyable. Watching dear and elk eat across the valley was a treat. We saw river otter, beaver and their lodges, trout, and various birds. I would definitely camp there again and next time with my wife and kids. No showers. No running water. Plan well.
We always go here for Fulford Cave. Spent 10hrs in the cave last time and convinced we finally explored all Fulford has to offer. Great dispersed sites for camping afterwards. Rangers have always been super friendly
Lovely campground, plenty of shade and good space between sites. The vault toilets were absolutely the cleanest, best-smelling vault toilets I have ever used! My one complaint is that there are no speed limit signs within the campground loops, so people were hauling through there like it was a county road...made for a stressful experience with little kids.
Isolated, with amazing views. No cell phone service makes it an A+! Great place to disconnect. Lots of great trails and paths, with Holy Cross trail just up the mountain