Gunnison KOA
Open May 1 - October 15
Reserve: 800-562-1248
Reserve: 800-562-1248
Info: 970-641-1358
Info: 970-641-1358
Campground Site Map
Directions
From Main Street / Highway 135 in Gunnison: Go 1.5 miles west on Hwy 50, take a left onto CR38 after airplane hangars, south to campground. GPS: N38.529312, W106.946559
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Escape the heat in cool Gunnison, where the average July high temperature is 80 degrees.
"Come and watch the grass grow" is the slogan at the Gunnison KOA. Mom, Dad, children and dogs will enjoy camping on the 100% grass-covered sites. Unique to the West, this KOA has an abundance of water to provide green grass for camping. Take off your shoes and enjoy the blades between your toes. Blue Mesa Reservoir, the largest body of water in Colorado, is so close you can feel the fishing and water recreation from 8 miles away. Children and adults will enjoy the weekend petting zoo. Fish, bike, hike, raft and shop within minutes of this quiet campground. The campground has a stocked trout pond, and you can catch-and-keep for a fee. The wildflowers in nearby Crested Butte are spectacular! This is a unique camping experience. Max pull thru: 100 feet. Your hosts: Dave and Michael Taylor.
Campground Amenities
- Amenities
- Activities
Campground Awards
Campground Awards
Founder's Award
KOA's highest service award, presented to KOA owners that achieve world class service scores from their camping guests.
President's Award
Awarded to KOAs that meet exceptional quality standards and are recognized by their guests for outstanding service.
Campground Programs
Campground Programs
KOA Care Camps
This badge has been earned by this KOA Campground for compassion and support of KOA Care Camps. It is given out following our Big Weekend, and is in effect for one year.
Donate To Care Camps
Donate to Care Camps
Having cancer shouldn't mean giving up the joys of childhood. That's why the KOA Campground Owners Association created the Care Camps Trust - to help children who have cancer enjoy care-free time focusing on fun, friends and activities at sleep-away camp instead of on their illness.