Norwood, Colorado · San Miguel County · Facility
The campground is located between CO 145 and the San Miguel River about 0.4 miles downriver from the Beaver Creek Boat Ramp. There are three tent sites with tables and grills. Two parking areas will accommodate a few small RVs. A toilet and hand-carry boat launch is present. For more information, please contact the Unc…
The campground is located between CO 145 and the San Miguel River about 0.4 miles downriver from the Beaver Creek Boat Ramp. There are three tent sites with tables and grills. Two parking areas will accommodate a few small RVs. A toilet and hand-carry boat launch is present. For more information, please contact the Uncompahgre Field Office.
Lower Beaver Campground can be accessed off Colorado Hwy 145 which is also called the Unaweep/Tabeguache Scenic and Historic Byway. From Norwood, go east on CO145 about 5.5 miles. Entrance is on the right (south).
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