Green River Campground

The female Camp Host was way over the top to the point of being rude in explaining the camp rules.
The restrooms were clean and well maintained and there is water available at the restrooms even though the Recreation.gov information claims there is not.

Our site was a back in site with plenty of space.

Wonderful site. Clean and host was very sweet.

Fantastic campground we keep coming back to. What a gem. Only sad part was the host didn’t enforce the quiet time, one of the campers had his generator running until 11:30pm when I had to get up and ask him to turn it off (which he did).

It’s a convenient spot to stay for a visit to Dinosaur NM. There is a historic farm across the river and a farm dog was barking through the entire night; I did not sleep at all. The chipmunks are relentless lol, they will harass you while you are cooking and they will approach despite human proximity. Otherwise, it is well maintained and was a great place to take my relative who doesn’t do much camping.

Great location to access the many Dinosaur NM attractions. Clean flush bathrooms with many shaded sites.

The new camp host was very helpful when we changed sites

Beautiful campground along the Green River. Some sites are shaded, which we lucked into. The distance between sites also varies. Some have more privacy than others. Highly recommend.

Nice, clean campsite and quiet at night. Central location in Dinosaur National Monument. Always nice to be right near the river!

This was our first trip to this campground. Like so many other campgrounds it is hard to judge what you are selecting based off of the pictures on the reservation site. So we made our reservation 6 months out because we were unsure of the demand for when we wanted to visit. We originally booked site 42 and it was baking in the afternoon sun. Site 30 is full shade and so much better if you are tent camping.
We ended up staying in site 63 which is a first come first serve site. It had great shade but it had two other sites that were in the same opening and were really close.
We probably wouldn't do more than an overnight here in the future because there isn't a lot to do in the park.
On the day we arrive there were some campers that had a chair and their firewood stolen out of their site. Plus some of the RVs want to run their generators after quiet hours. Just be aware.