Rabbit Valley

Absolutely gorgeous primitive campground overlooking the Colorado River.
Clean restrooms and in October very few other campers. Super fun Mtn biking as well.

This was just a quick overnight for us this time but it is worth going back and exploring.

The improvements were perfect for a group camp!

Nice campsite beautiful views

I camped at Rabbit Valley Area twice on my trip. If the weeds in the graveled camping areas were controlled, I'd give this area the full 5 stars.

First night out (Oct 6, 2024): east- southeast of the Interstate 70 interchange (Fluffle 21): Everything was fine except the weeds in the graveled parking area were so abundant and thick (like a tall carpet) that we had to drive our rigs through them and do some weed removal in order to have better access to our campers. Later I read the sign that explained how funds were being spent to maintain the campground, including spraying weeds ... which obviously hasn't being done in a while on at least some of these sites.

Last night out (Oct 11 2024): in the High North Campground: No weed problem in the graveled areas here -- very nice sites. A fire had been through recently, which appears to have started from a vehicle on I-70, west of the campground, and burned up to the campground and partially hit some of the campsites. Still a nice place to camp, though. The grasses that burned you won't be able to tell in a season or two. Some of the sparse trees are goners, but some have survived as well.

Campground and Campsites are clean and well-kept.
Vault Toilet was clean and stocked with TP.
Campground is a bit too pricey ($28 for a site) when you include the mandatory reservation fee, and no provisions for walk-up customers who are just passing through for one night.
IMO, this should be a FCFS-area with lower fees per site. $10-$12 would be appropriate.

The campsites worked well with our rv. The site was mostly clean. Very dusty but that's expected. We were there to ride dirt bikes . The trails were nice, there should be more information on the trails at the kiosks, specifically a trail rating system, Trail 8 is very difficult for example. There were no Maps available at the kiosks, however T-Mobile coverage was excellent everywhere in the area for using map apps. We would come back.

Needing to have internet to reserve a campsite is ridiculous. Charging $28 for a campsite with no bathroom nearby is way too expensive.

Quiet 🤫 cliff. Occasional dirt bike sounds in the distance. Nice over look of the hwy but it’s tiny from up there.

Expensive for a gravel parking spot close to I70, but we needed a place to stay.