Greenery Finder

Welcome to the Greenery Finder! Based on your preferences for dog-friendly alpine meadows in the Rocky Mountains with nearby camping sites and breathtaking mountain views, here are some recommendations: 1. **Gordon Creek RV Park**: Located near Livermore, CO, this park offers 80 acres of private land with RV sites and cabins. It's close to Red Feather Lakes and has plenty of trails for hiking, biking, horseback riding, and more. Wildlife sightings are common, and dogs are welcome【5†source】. 2. **The Yurt**: Situated near Ward, CO, The Yurt offers a secluded and rustic camping experience on 28 acres. Dogs are welcome on the property, and there are many miles of trails for hiking and biking. The yurt is near national forest land, offering access to more trails and natural beauty【5†source】. 3. **Glacier Basin Campground** in Rocky Mountain National Park: This campground is great for car camping and offers amazing views of the park's mountains. It has a mix of sun and shade, 150 sites, space for RVs, and group sites. The area is known for its wildflowers and wildlife, and it's located near some of the park's best hiking trails【8†source】. 4. **Moraine Park Campground**: This is the most well-known campground in the park, with 244 sites and stunning views. It offers privacy with 49 walk-in sites and is RV-friendly. Located near the Beaver Meadows entrance, it's easily accessible and known for elk and other wildlife sightings. This campground would be a great choice for your first mountain camping experience【8†source】. 5. **Timber Creek Campground**: The only campground on the west side of the park, Timber Creek is situated right on the beautiful Colorado River. It has 98 sites and is RV-friendly. This area is less busy than other parts of the park, offers a variety of trails, and hosts some of the largest elk herds in the area. Moose sightings are also possible here【8†source】. ** For more information and to make reservations, you can visit the official Rocky Mountain National Park website or Recreation.gov. Remember to check for any specific regulations regarding dogs in these areas and ensure that you follow all guidelines to keep the natural environment and your furry friend safe. Happy camping! **