CABIN RENTAL: @ $15.00 PER DAY (Located at the Tribal Park primitive campground)

Camping in the TRIBAL PARK @  $20.00 PER-VEHICLE/PER DAY-PRIMITIVE CAMPGROUND (A permit must be obtained prior to camping. Camp fire wood, outdoor rest rooms, drinking & utility water available at the campground.)

 

Q: Where is the Tribal Park Campground located?

A: The campground is located about 15 miles in the Ute Mountain Tribal Park boundary.

 

 

Q: Is there running water at the campground?

A: No, the campground is a primitive campground. There is no running water or electricity but we do have water tanks for drinking and washing. There is also firewood with designated fire pits

 

 

Q: How do I set a reservation to camp?

A: Please call our office our e-mail us. We will need a vehicle description and license plate number as well as a number of tour participants camping. We will then issue you a camping permit and map to the primitive campground.

 

Q: Are there designated camp sites?

A: No, you may camp anywhere in the campground area.

 

Q: Can you describe the campgrounds?

A: The campground is located along the Mancos River and is surrounded by trees. There are a couple of picnic areas and designated fire pits thru out the campground area as well as cabins and outhouse structures. There area few short trails to the Mancos River but please stay around the campground area when camping.

 

Q: I see there are cabins in the campground, what is included inside the cabin?

A: The cabins are completely empty. You will need to provide your own accommodations (sleeping cot, sleeping bag, etc.).

 

Q: Does the park have Bathroom Facilitys?

A: YES ..Ute Mountain Tribal Park Visitor Center has rest rooms with running water. These rest rooms are locked during non- working hours. Tour participants can use these rest rooms free. Non- tour participants please pay fifty cents or can pay a larger amount for the use of these rest rooms in the Visitor Center before using the rest rooms. The money collections for the rest rooms are circulated back to purchase toilet paper and other cleaning products to keep these rest rooms clean.

Tour participants can use an outdoor rest rooms with non-running water at 17 miles east inside Mancos Canyon at Kiva Point. This outdoor rest room has toilet paper regularly cleaned and toilet paper stocked.

The next rest room facilities are located at South Lion Canyon and North Lion Canyon Trailhead are non - running water out door rest rooms and are cleaned and stocked with toilet paper.

 

 

All rest rooms with non-running water or outdoor type are cleaned and stocked with toilet paper.

It is our duty as Native Americans to preserve and protect our historical land sites so we ask of you, PLEASE DO NOT REMOVE pottery shards or deface prehistoric or any historical elements while on tour(s).