Castle Rock RV Park and Campground Location

Castle Rock RV Park and Campground is conveniently located halfway between Denver and Colorado Springs at the foot of the majestic Rocky Mountains just off I-25 South at Exit 174. Our location offers easy driving directions to and from Grand Junction, Pueblo and Limon, Colorado and Albuquerque, New Mexico. Be sure to check our links to road conditions before you go and please drive safely!

Travel Map

Castle Rock RV Park & Campground Access Map

Driving Directions

From Denver, Colorado

Take I-25 South to Exit 174 (Tomah Road). Travel west to campground. (Total distance: 25 miles.)

From Colorado Springs, Colorado

Take I-25 North to Exit 174 (Tomah Road). Turn left over highway to campground. (Total distance: 25 miles.)

From Grand Junction, Colorado

Take I-70 East to CO-470. Take CO-470 South to I-25. Take I-25 South to Exit 174 (Tomah Road). Turn right and travel to campground.

From Pueblo, Colorado

Take I-25 North to Exit 174 (Tomah Road). Turn left over highway to campground.

From Limon, Colorado

Take I-70 West. Take I-25 South to Exit 174 (Tomah Road). Turn right and travel to campground.

From Albuquerque, New Mexico

Take I-25 North to Exit 174 (Tomah Road). Turn left over highway to campground. (Approximate drive time: 7 hours.)

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Road Conditions

Castle Rock RV Park and Campground provides links to following road conditions and traffic information to assist you in making your travel plans:

Colorado Department of Transportation

The CDOT provides two major resources for road conditions.

Current Conditions

View the most recent information about travel conditions on Colorado's highways, including Metro-Denver traffic, weather-related travel advisories, images of current conditions, and links to road condition and weather related sites.

Traveler Information

Check Colorado road conditions, alerts, restrictions, lane closures, weight limits, winter driving, construction, rest areas, travel times, speed maps, traffic cameras and more.

U.S. Department of Transportation

Federal Highway Administration National Traffic and Road Closure Information

If you'll be crossing through other states on your way here, we recommend you review this website's national, regional and state road condition information, which includes weather, traffic, construction, closures and more.