Today on Campground Recon we take you along on our 189th tour of a Colorado
campground. We are visiting the Wolcott Campground, which is a Bureau of Land
Management, or BLM campground. Wolcott Campground is alongside the Eagle River
between the towns of Eagle and Wolcott. We are just a mile or two from i-70 exit
157.
The day use area in this campground is extremely popular. A couple of large
boulders attract rock climbers.
The boat ramp provides easy access to the Eagle River for local rafters.
If you don't mind the traffic noise from I-70, this is the nice little campground.
Ten dollars per site per night.
That was site number one right by the river.
Only about five sites.
#2 is the fifth wheel on the right.
Trailer was in #3.
Here is site 4.
Site 5
I like five. It's a little bit more secluded.
Bumpy!
We've got a turn around here.
Site number six is by the Rio Grande Railroad bridge
Verizon has signal but it's not the greatest.
And I've got three bars LTE service with AT&T
A look at site number four again.
This'll be nice and easy video.
And site #1 in the trees
Thanks to Rocky Mountain Overlanders for letting us borrow one of their
adventure rigs for the weekend. You will see more of it in some upcoming videos
and later of the summer we'll have a video dedicated to what is included with
a rental from them.
Thanks for watching! Have a blessed day!