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At 10,500-foot elevation. 12 campsites. Maximum spur length is 30 ft. The campground is a single loop located between the Weir & Johnson and Sackett Reservoirs. The trees are primarily Engelmann spruce. Some sites overlook one or the other reservoir. The mosquitoes are plentiful; bring repellent.
From Collbran, CO, at "Access Grand Mesa" sign, take County Road 58 south 1.9 miles. Turn left at the "T" for 5.8 miles to Forest Road #521. Note: County Road 58 Road becomes County Road 59 Road. Continue straight on Forest Road #521 for about 7.2 miles to junction with Forest Road #126. Turn left at Weir and Johnson Campground signand go 2.8 miles to the campground.
Bathrooms clean and a few decent campsites. No wood or water available. Lots of fun hiking in close proximity. Campground could use some love as the tables have sunk pretty low into the ground
Currently, (7/4/23) the place is still covered in snow, and the self pay station is destroyed. There's only about one campsite thats not covered in snow by the time we left. Fishing is good in those lakes on the bottom, and it's a very pretty place. If you're looking for somewhere to go camping and fishing, that's definitely the place. There's lots of bear warnings everywhere so be careful.
Great place very nice . Kids had fun, with new burn pits very easy for kids to roast marshmallows. Fishing is great. Do have restrooms and picnic areas
