Rabbit Valley Campground

How does a rugged desert landscape teeming with off-road trails, dinosaur fossils, and expansive views of the Colorado Plateau sound for your next camping trip? Rabbit Valley Campground, located within Colorado’s McInnis Canyons National Conservation Area, offers an unparalleled adventure for outdoor enthusiasts. This Bureau of Land Management site is known for its distinctive combination of natural beauty, historical intrigue, and diverse recreational opportunities.

Rabbit Valley features a range of campgrounds, including secluded tent spots, group sites for RVs, and equestrian-friendly facilities, catering to every type of camper. Designated campsites come equipped with picnic tables and fire rings, but you won’t find electric hookups or showers, emphasizing a more rustic camping experience. The area’s trails connect directly to thrilling activities like off-roading, mountain biking, horseback riding, and hiking. Don’t miss the family-friendly *Trail Through Time*, where you can explore preserved dinosaur bones in their natural setting.

Situated about 20 minutes west of Fruita, Rabbit Valley is conveniently accessed via I-70. Its location also provides easy proximity to renowned attractions like the Colorado National Monument and the vast McInnis Canyons. Despite its close ties to highway access, the sites remain serene with sweeping vistas of the Colorado River Valley, nearby mountain ranges, and the Grand Mesa, the world’s largest flat-topped mountain. Whether you’re after heart-pounding adventure or tranquil canyon sunsets, Rabbit Valley Campground delivers a Western Colorado experience like no other.