This is a 30 acre piece of land in Custer County. There is a driveway into a fenced in area that is usually locked. This is a dry camping spot, no utilities, pack it in and pack it out. If nobody is there you can park on the driveway, otherwise I think you should be able to pull off to the side of the driveway. Just watch out for rocks. There is no turn around available on the driveway so you would be turning around in the field or backing in. There are cattle around so be aware of that. I don't think they would bother you if your there for a short period. I keep my camper in the fenced in area as I'm not there all the the time and they like to rub up against it. Suggested Local Attractions:Great Sand Dunes is over the mountains from here in the San Luis Valley This site is at around 9000 ft so be aware of that. You can get altitude sickness if you are coming up suddenly from a low altitude. I've camped up here in the winter time but wouldn't suggest it for everyone. Be aware of the weather no matter what time of the year. I have had hail damage in the summer.

Access Road Conditions: Dirt road the last 1/2 mile or so. Can be rough and/or muddy. Tow Vehicle Parking Details: Any where around the rig.