Pay to camp?

[oddfired]

There aren't bad spots.  It's TELLURIDE!!  There are perfect spots, and slightly less than perfect spots.  You wont be in your tent anyway.  However things are, in regards to this and other issues, you can be sure that PB has figured out the best way after 40 years.

[jandered]

I agree PB does a fantastic job at this, they do have it dialed.

[SageT]

So what constiutues a "perfect spot"? Or is that a secret?

[jandered]

Its different for everybody, if you want to stay up and party all night then camp closer to the main walkways. If you want a little down time from time to time then go a little deeper into the the trees although nowhere is really quiet. For a virgin you just have to come and experience it for yourself, you will learn quickly.

[oddfired]

For me what constitutes a "perfect" spot is one inside city limits.

[Lisa Delia]

The primitive area is nice if you like quiet at night.  The preserve is a little rowdier.  It's cooler, temp-wise, closer to the waterfall.  Things to think about.

 Listening to: the wind blowing pollen clouds

[BluegrassDustin]

To be clear:

YOU MUST HAVE A TOWN PARK CAMPING PASS TO SET UP A TENT AND CAMP IN TOWN PARK BEGINNING AT 8PM SATURDAY 6/15 WHEN PLANET BLUEGRASS TAKES OVER THE CAMPGROUND.

Camping in Town Park prior to us fully "shutting it down" (to campers only) is not allowed for many of the reasons that were mentioned here (and common sense reasons)

We are fairly lenient on visitors before Wednesday, though we do ask that if you are in the campground PLEASE GET YOUR WRISTBAND ASAP so that you can be identified as a Town Park camper.

In addition to that, the Town Park campground is not "open" to anyone who wishes to waltz in. GUESTS are allowed in the campground through Wednesday. It is expected that anyone entering the campground is with someone who has the proper credentials for being in the campground.



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