Longmont lures RV travelers with craft beer fame and Rocky Mountain trails. Seven parks offer spots from budget fairgrounds to pet-friendly farms. Camp here to hike Rabbit Mountain, tour Left Hand Brewing, and base adventures along the Front Range.
Longmont brews Colorado's craft beer legacy. Left Hand Brewing Company slings hazy IPAs downtown. Rabbit Mountain Open Space challenges hikers with 9 miles of trails. Hover Park draws picnickers to the St. Vrain River banks. Old Town buzzes with Saturday Farmers Market stalls piled high with heirloom tomatoes and artisan cheeses.
RV parks match every camper's vibe. St. Vrain State Park draws families with showers, WiFi, and 50-amp hookups for $37-41/night. Boulder County Fairgrounds saves cash at $25-35/night, complete with dump station and showers. Pet lovers book G & T Farms for $60-70/night or A Little Country in the City - County Line Hobby Farm. Gopher Gulch suits remote workers with WiFi at $83/night.
Longmont claims fame as Colorado's craft beer pioneer. Left Hand Brewing invented canned craft beer here in 2008. Rabbit Mountain trails and St. Vrain River draw outdoor fans. The city's Front Range spot fuels hikes toward Rocky Mountain National Park, just 45 minutes away.
Seven RV parks serve Longmont: Gopher Gulch, Boulder County Fairgrounds, St. Vrain State Park, A Little Country in the City - County Line Hobby Farm, and G & T Farms. Most cluster within 20 miles along the St. Vrain River or near Hover Park. Expect WiFi at three, full hookups at others, and rates from $25-83/night.
Yes, G & T Farms and A Little Country in the City - County Line Hobby Farm welcome pets. G & T Farms adds drinking water for $60-70/night. County Line Hobby Farm pairs 30-amp hookups and WiFi with open spaces for walks. Both sit on quiet farms near Rabbit Mountain.