• Camarasaurus skull still embedded in the quarry face

    Dinosaur

    National Monument CO,UT

Green River Campground

Green River Campground in summer 2012
Several recreational vehicles enjoy the shade of cottonwood trees and the views of Split Mountain in the Green River Campground
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The Green River Campground is located along the banks of the Green River at an elevation of 4800 feet. The highly eroded Split Mountain towers to the north of the campground. The famous dinosaur quarry, where you can see 149 million year old dinosaur bones still encased in the rock is approximately five miles from the campground. Also nearby is the Split Mountain Boat Ramp where river rafters come off the Green River after trips through Dinosaur National Monument's canyons. Just a short drive away, you can see petroglyphs left by the Fremont people, explore the homestead of Josie Morris, hike numerous trails or maybe catch of wildlife like mule deer and bighorn sheep.

 
Sites
80 sites that accommodate both tents and recreational vehicles
Maximum group size of 8 people per site. Larger groups will need multiple sites of should stay at Split Mountain Group Campground
No water, sewer or electric hookups, Restrooms with flush toilets available
Fees
$12.00 per site, per night
Cash or check only at self-pay station. Credit or debit cards are not accepted.
Season
Open mid-April to early-October
When campground is closed, nearby Split Mountain is open as first-come, first-served campground
Reservations
Reservations will be accepted through Recreation.gov for the B Loop sites beginning May 22 for peak season dates of May 31 through September 8. (Please note: While the Green River Campground is currently viewable on Recreation.gov, all sites are shown as "not available" until the launch date of May 22 for the reservation system.) Sites in Loops A and C are open for first-come, first-served.
Campground rarely fills except on peak weekends near holidays such as July Fourth.
Facilities and Services
Water and restrooms with flush toilets available
Picnic tables
Campfire ring with grill
Trash pick up and recycling
Pay phone
Hiking trails
Firewood for sale
Ranger programs provided on some evenings
 
Green River Campground map

Did You Know?

Picture overlooking river canyon.

Dinosaur National Monument is as famous for its dramatic canyon scenery as it is for its dinosaur fossils.