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We really enjoyed out 2 night stay in July here at Elk Creek cg on Blue Mesa reservoir. The sites were well spaced and clean. The tent sites actually have the best views of the lake, but ours was okay also. Stars at night were incredible and the wind picked up every afternoon so we would put in our awning. Make sure to do the 4 mile Dillon Pinnacles which is just west on Rt 50.

Clean, spacious sites. Very open, little shade. No showers (nearby marina facility closed). Did enjoy an enthusiastic evening talk on Beavers by a Park Ranger. Lovely sunset views all around.

Barren campground with no trees or shade, although there are beautiful views of the lake and nearby mountains. Sites are level concrete pads, most right on the side of the road. Sites are well spaced and the bathrooms are clean, although I didn't see any with showers. Electric-only hookups in some sites, no hookups in many others. There is a central dump station and potable water dispenser, but the hose on the dispenser leaked badly and could not be removed.

Arrived may 13, expecting full hookups as reservations.gov specified that they were. Arrived on site, talked to camp ranger who was not friendly at all who told us they’ve never had full hookups. One new ranger told us showers were on and located in each toilet house, the grumpy ranger corrected him and said they are in one location only and due to a winter pipe burst weren’t operable. Only Positive is paved and Concrete pads and close to water if you’re a boater. We didn’t stay. We drove 20 mins to Gunnison and had a wonderful stay with full hookups at the Tall Texan

Few trees &shade clean bath rooms $8-14 per night. Lake access.

Excellent with a couple reservations. No water at sites, and no showers. Beautiful bathrooms though.
No Verizon cell service or over the air tv