Grand Junction Colorado

Grand JunctionGrand Junction Colorado

After leaving Monument/Colorado Springs, Colorado, we started really heading home to California.  We decided to take I-70/50 home as we wanted to see new territory.  We went up to Denver and cut across 70.  This takes you up a very high pass, with some good downgrades.  We were so glad for a truck that was running good – with new brakes!

We had a few options to stay in Grand Junction, but we decided we didn’t need to spend $50+ a night when we would be arriving late in the afternoon, didn’t want to unhook, and leaving there pretty early the next morning.  So instead of the KOA or the better Good Sam parks, we stayed at Mobile City RV Park.  It was a little over $30 with our Good Sam discount, which worked for us.

The park is mostly full-timers, which I knew from the reviews.  The person who checked us in was nice and drove us to the site.  We didn’t have any issues, and it was actually pretty quiet in the park.

Grand Junction Colorado is a great place to visit for its natural beauty, great outdoors, and small-town feel. It is the largest city on Colorado’s western slope, with a population of just over 60,000 people.

Grand Junction is located in the high desert of Western Colorado, at an elevation of 4,586 feet. It is known for its mild climate and 300 days of sunshine per year.  The economy is based on agriculture, tourism, and outdoor recreation.

This area is home to many fruit orchards and vineyards, as well as several major ski resorts. This area is a great place to enjoy the great outdoors, with hiking, biking, and camping all being popular activities in the area. Grand Junction is also a great place to relax and enjoy the small town feel, with many quaint shops and restaurants to enjoy.

If you’re looking for a great place to visit in Colorado, this area is definitely worth considering!

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