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Rving to Rocky Mountain National Park allows you to enjoy hiking, mountain climbing, and wildlife viewing in this outstanding outdoor recreation area. One of the most exciting destinations is Longs Peak, where you can hike the Keyhole Trail to get a stunning view of the Rocky Mountains from the highest point in the park. The best time to visit in your RV is from May to October when the weather is milder. You can find excellent options in Loveland and Longmont if you are looking for RV rentals near Rocky Mountain National Park. An RVshare rental offers a budget-friendly way to explore the area because you will not have to pay for a hotel room and can cook your own meals.

The Beaver Meadows Visitor Center is open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. every day but Friday when it closes at 4:30 p.m. It's the most popular entrance to the park. You will find plenty of RV parking in Rocky Mountain National Park to stop and take in the sights, especially along Trail Ridge Road, the highest paved roadway in North America. Keep in mind that you must obtain a timed entry permit from the entry station or online before entering the park.

If you are planning to stay in the park, RV size restrictions vary among the campgrounds. Visitors can bring 40-foot RVs to Moraine Park Campground, 30-foot rigs to Aspenglen Campground, and 35-foot RVs to Glacier Basin Campground. Many of the park's roads are narrow and have tight turns, so consider renting a smaller, more maneuverable RV, like a campervan, for your trip. For updated information about road conditions, visit the Rocky Mountain National Park website.

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Weather
  • Spring 18-36 F
  • Summer 45-69 F
  • Fall 29-46 F
  • Winter 15-25 F
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  • Rocky Mountain National Park Private Vehicle Pass: $30
  • Rocky Mountain National Park Per Person: $15
  • Rocky Mountain National Park Motorcycle Pass: $30

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Rocky Mountain National Park Hiking Trails

Rocky Mountain National Park Hiking Trails

Rocky Mountain National Park offers many hiking trails with varying difficulties. Paths flow near the Colorado River and offer breathtaking views of nature and wildlife. Pack your backpack with plenty of water, sunscreen, snacks, and first aid supplies. Bring your camera to snap images of moose, elk, and birds throughout the trails.

Rocky Mountain National Park Lake Trails

Waterfall Trails

Summit Trails

Things to do Outside Rocky Mountain National Park

Things to do Outside Rocky Mountain National Park

Explore the many things to do in this RV guide to Rocky Mountain National Park and enjoy a plentiful selection of restaurants, shops, and local attractions, including ziplining and gold mining. Estes Park offers family e-bike tours, and you'll find guided tours of the city. If you are traveling with children, the Beginner Middle Clear Creek Rafting Tour is exceptional for families.

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RV Resorts & Campsites near Rocky Mountain National Park

Campgrounds near Rocky Mountain National Park fill up quickly because over 4.5 million people visit this outdoor recreation area annually. Book your reservation in advance to get the best camping spots. The RV sites in the park cost $35 a night, and the average cost for RV camping outside the park is $70. You can also find campground options in nearby Arapaho National Forest and Roosevelt National Forest.

RV Resorts & Campsites near Rocky Mountain National Park

Campgrounds Near Rocky Mountain National Park

Find the Best Dumpstations Near Rocky Mountain National Park

Find the Best Dumpstations Near Rocky Mountain National Park

An unglamorous but necessary aspect of RVing? Dump stations. Knowing where the best dump stations are near you will allow for more ease and less stress in your travels. Dump stations are an easy and convenient way to clear waste from your RV. Use our guides to find dump stations on your route, so you can get back to the good stuff – exploring, relaxing, and making memories on the road.

Dumpstations Near Rocky Mountain National Park

How to get to Rocky Mountain National Park

How to get to Rocky Mountain National Park

The Beaver Meadows Visitor Center is the most accessible entrance when driving to Rocky Mountain National Park. It's open year-round and is close to Bear Lake and Trail Ridge Road. From Loveland, head west on East 4th Street toward Painters Aly. Turn right onto North Garfield Avenue. Turn left onto West Eisenhower Boulevard/W US-34 and continue for 15 miles. Turn right to stay on US-34 W. Continue straight to West Wonderview Avenue until you reach the visitor center.

From Denver International Airport, head west on Pena Boulevard. Take exit 6B toward Boulder/Ft. Collins. Merge onto E-570 North. Take exit 243 for State Route 66 toward Longmont/Lyons. Turn left onto CO-66 W/State Route 66/Lyons/Estes Park. Continue onto US-36 West for 1.3 miles, then turn left onto Main Street. Turn left onto 5th Avenue. Continue straight onto CP-7W/5th Avenue. Continue onto S. St. Vrain Drive. Follow County Rd 84 W to Co Highway 115 until you reach the visitor center.

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    Are pets allowed at Rocky Mountain National Park?

    Pets are allowed at Rocky Mountain National Park. Pets are not allowed on any park trails, tundra, or meadows. Pets are allowed to be along established roads, in parking areas, in established campgrounds, and in picnic areas.

    What are the top things to do in Rocky Mountain National Park?

    Top things to do at Rocky Mountain National Park include driving Trail Ridge Road through the park, walking around Sprague Lake, and visiting the Holzwarth Historic Site. There are numerous hiking and biking trails throughout the park, as well as plenty of scenic overlooks.

    Are there designated camping spots in Rocky Mountain National Park?

    Yes, there are designated camping spots in Rocky Mountain National Park. The park has four campgrounds that allow reservations, and one first-come, first-served tent-only campground.

    Do you have to reserve a camping spot at Rocky Mountain National Park?

    It is highly recommended that you reserve a camping spot at Rocky Mountain National Park. The park has three developed campgrounds that accept reservations and those reservations go quickly.

    What is the best time of year to visit Rocky Mountain National Park?

    The best time of year to visit Rocky Mountain National Park is between Memorial Day and Labor Day. Trail Ridge Road, the highest continuous paved road in North America, traditionally opens for the season on Memorial Day weekend so visitors have the most park access in summer. Autumn is also a beautiful time to visit the park, although the high elevation means there is a chance of snow.