Want to see Deerlodge Park Campground before you book?
This campground hasn't been captured in 360° yet — tell us you'd like a virtual tour and we'll reach out to the park.
Request a virtual tourNew to virtual tours? See what they show you →
Own this park? Get a virtual tour →
What campers say
Deerlodge Park Campground is a small, first-come, first-served riverside site on the Yampa within Dinosaur National Monument with roughly seven to ten walk-in campsites. Sites typically have picnic tables, fire rings, seasonal potable water and vault restrooms; cottonwood shade and direct river access make it good for swimming, hiking and stargazing. A small nightly fee is charged. Practical tradeoffs: it’s a popular put-in for rafters so spring and summer weekends can be noisy and crowded, wind and mosquitoes are occasionally problematic, and campers should plan to bring their own firewood and expect limited RV access.
Our summary of 48 traveler reviews.