Amphitheater Campground - Ouray Colorado
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- čas přidán 16. 07. 2024
- Nice campground above the “Switzerland of America.” Ouray Colorado is a unique mountain town in SW Colorado.
Amphitheater Campground is limited to a max RV length of 27 feet. 35 campsites are $24 per night with a limit of 7 days.
There are a number of campsites that may be reserved online at www.recreation.gov/camping/ca...
0:00 Intro from Ouray
0:20 Na-Gach Trailhead & Day Use Area
0:56 Scenic Overlook of Ouray Colorado
1:20 Campground Tour Begins
4:10 Sites 6 - 15 Small Vehicles Only
9:40 Sites 16 - 18 , 28, & 29
10:39 Sites 19 - 21 + Overlook
12:50 Sites 22 - 27
14:00 Sites 29 -31
14:36 Walk-in Tent Sites 33 -35
16:05 Campground Map
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I want to tell you how much we appreciate these videos. Have used them multiple times and really appreciate the time and effort putting these together.
Glad to help out!
Great video as usual. The Forest Service website has this statement about RV length : “Total RV length should not exceed 35 feet. “
I really like yours videos we are in the Texas Panhandle so scouting out nice campgrounds for us is a little bit harder. The amphitheater campground is definitely one of our favorite ones that we stayed in over the past few years.
This has to be one my top campgrounds in CO. thnx for the great video n keep on keeping on!
Will do!
My wife and I have camped there 3 times with our teardrop and loved the campground. Nice video as always.
Thank you
Another great video! Thanks!
Thanks!! I missed out on my own live chat tonight. We recorded this in September when all the fires were out of control.
Exactly what I was looking for!
Glad we could help!
great video thanks
Thanks for our first super chat! We appreciate your support. I was traveling last night and got caught without cell service. Missed out on it live.
Can’t wait.....!!
Great review- will definitely have to try to get in
Thank you!
Makes me yearn for summer
Me too!!
Cool, now I know what my campsite looks like!
Awesome! Glad we could help
That's the only campground you guys have covered that I've used. We tent camped there. Great hiking trail up at the top. We quite enjoyed our stay.
It is a great location.
One of my favorite campgrounds in CO, gotten much harder to get reservations there in last decade.
Agree. Definitely getting harder to make reservations
I wish i would have known about your channel the 1st time i visited there
Me too! I'm still amazed by how hard it is to find info on some campgrounds in 2022. After 250+ videos I still find myself blindly booking sites occasionally. Keeps me motivated to continue doing what I do.
Disperse camping for me, though it seems some people try to get them BIG campers way back in there too, Ripping down the poor tree limbs and such. Its Just NOT made for those things in those places, went to Divide Last Year, OK TRIED, They Block the trails with SO MANY Fifth Wheels no one But ATV could get around em.. then when they left They Left TRASH every where, But we all were smart,. We had Pictures of all THERE CAMPERS! Plates Included. Mr Ranger Was VERY HAPPY for the pics!! LMAO! THANKS FOR THE VEWS!!
Glad you got pics. I hate when people leave trash. The problem has gotten out of control the last couple of years.
Did you check out Box Canyon campground too?
You folks seem to visit a lot of these popular places off peak season. Smart. The year I was there I was chased north by the closure of four national forests due to fires. Even the Durango area was experiencing a huge fire.
Haven't been to Box Canyon yet. Covid slowed down our video output going into last summer, so we went crazy in September to make sure we had enough content to create a weekly video well past when campgrounds opened this spring. It was nice to get in and see so many when it wasn't busy.
@@CampgroundRecon Must be fun to see so much beautiful country.
Wow, not crowded. I wish I knew what day/date and year you were here. Looks beautiful.
It was September of 2020. I believe a week after Labor Day
@@CampgroundRecon nice. I'm going up there tomorrow, first time. Thanks for responding! Your videos are the best.
Looks like you could pull a smaller 5th wheel into sites 16 and 17?
I think you could. 25 ft or less??
Hello 👋
Hello Rudy!
You know I love these campgrounds but they should be 100% free. No hookups and a pit toilet I'm not going to use. So $24 for parking. Gimme a break what are you the airport? I'm shuffling my $ from out of town spending it all over your state. This is why 90% of the time I just boondock and let my dog run all over and enjoy no neighbors. Great campgrounds but they're just cash registers to the US forest service.....stop being greedy uncle Sam you grab enough of our $ as it is.
The $10 bundle of firewood bothers me.
@@CampgroundRecon That's the host. They make money on the wood. The real kicker, it's always pine - which burns stupid fast. Never have hardwoods.
Bud, the real greed is spent in the DoD. USFS is so underfunded, to call campgrounds "cash registers" is laughable. There are so many sites in bear country that don't have basic bear boxes. The clowns we keep electing don't bother to understand the needs of these places, they're millionaires. I would bet 99% of millionaires are not camping. I'd rather these sites be handled by the state, at least we have people from these areas represented at the state capitol.
I totally agree, If the USFS needs more than $12 a night at campsites like this, then they are once again proven why government sucks so hard. They love to create more & more jobs for their buddies & family. Ridiculous!