Naturita, Colorado, invites RV travelers to discover its rugged beauty and rich uranium mining history. With three distinct RV parks, this small town offers an authentic basecamp for exploring the expansive Unaweep/Tabeguache Scenic Byway. Set up camp here and access unparalleled outdoor adventures.
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Naturita, nestled in Montrose County, sits at the confluence of the San Miguel and Dolores Rivers. This historic town, once a bustling hub for the uranium industry, now serves as a gateway to stunning canyon landscapes and remote wilderness. Visitors explore the Paradox Valley, drive the Unaweep Canyon, or hike trails around the San Miguel River.
RV camping in Naturita provides direct access to these natural wonders. High Country RV Park, offering WiFi, showers, and 50-amp service, suits those seeking comfort and convenience at a reasonable price, from $25 to $35 per night. For a more unique experience, Camp V, starting at $50 per night, provides WiFi in a setting perfect for artists and adventurers. These parks position you perfectly for rafting the Dolores River or mountain biking the challenging routes nearby.
Naturita is known for its uranium mining history and its position as a gateway to the Unaweep/Tabeguache Scenic Byway. It offers access to rugged canyon landscapes and outdoor recreation in southwestern Colorado.
You can find RV parks like High Country RV Park and Camp V directly in Naturita. High Country RV Park offers full amenities, while Camp V provides a unique, arts-focused experience.
High Country RV Park offers WiFi, showers, 50-amp electrical hookups, and a dump station. Camp V also provides WiFi. These amenities ensure a comfortable stay while exploring the surrounding natural areas.
