Rifle Falls State Park in the United States

The sites are well maintained with power for RVs and there are great, well kept tent sites as well. The RV sites are $30 per night and you have to make a reservation on the CO State Park website. There is also a $9 day use fee.

4 years ago

We arrived on a Saturday in September and ended up on Sage loop (electric only 50/30/20). We made the reservation ahead of time (only a few days). There are other loops and one at least is full hook up. Plus there is water and a dumpstation. All sites in our loop were taken and it was a bit noisy, but after dark it got very quiet. On Sunday night we were alone in the loop!!! The campground was very clean, the sites are not too close, the coin operated showers (5 min = 4 quartes) were well tsken care off. The lake is very low, but there is a boat ramp and a swimming beach. Further up the road is Rifle Falls State Park. The park pass ($7 per day/per vehicle on top of the camping fee) is good for that park too. The triple 90' waterfall is stunning. There is absolutly NO cell coverage around the camping sites!!!

4 years ago

We stopped at Rifle Gap State Park on our inagural journey East with our tent & minivan. Having visited the falls, we said to ourselves "We'll have to come back here sometime and stay at Rifle Falls State Park instead". Since we were close to the area, we did.

4 years ago