Gypsum hugs the Eagle River in Eagle County's high desert, drawing RV travelers for its quick access to Vail's ski slopes and Glenwood Canyon's hot springs. Seventeen parks in our directory dot the area, from luxury resorts to budget campgrounds. Camp here to fish the river, hike Basalt Mountain, and launch day trips into Colorado's adventure heartland.
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Gypsum thrives as a launchpad for Eagle Valley pursuits. Anglers cast lines into the Eagle River right downtown, while skiers hit Beaver Creek Resort just 15 minutes away. Raft the rapids on the Colorado River near Dotsero, or explore the gypsum mines that named the town. Summer brings the Gypsum Bluegrass Festival; winter coats peaks in powder for backcountry snowshoeing.
RV parks near Gypsum suit every style. Riverdance RV Resort delivers WiFi, showers, and 30/50-amp hookups at $56 to $110 per night; families love its full comforts. Deep Lake Campground starts at $6 per night, perfect for solo adventurers seeking solitude. Sweetwater Lake Campground opens sites to pets, ideal for traveling with dogs. Supply Basin and White Owl offer primitive spots for off-grid enthusiasts who crave raw mountain air.
Gypsum earns fame for its spot along the Eagle River and as a gateway to Vail Valley skiing. The town boasts historic gypsum mines and draws adventurers for rafting on the Colorado River near Dotsero. Summer festivals like bluegrass events fill the air with music, while nearby Basalt Mountain lures hikers year-round.
Find 17 RV parks near Gypsum, including Riverdance RV Resort, Deep Lake Campground, and Sweetwater Lake Campground. Riverdance sits off I-70 with full hookups and showers. Deep Lake offers budget rates from $6 nightly; Sweetwater welcomes pets right by the lake.
Yes, Sweetwater Lake Campground allows pets on all sites. Supply Basin and White Owl also permit dogs in their dispersed areas. Check park rules for leash requirements, especially near the Eagle River trails.