Weir and Johnson Campground

Weir and Johnson Campground sits in the rural expanse near Collbran, Colorado, offering a quiet retreat for campers seeking shade and water access. The site features twelve campsites, including walk-in spots suitable for tents, all covered by heavy tree canopy that provides relief from the sun, though it can make finding direct sunlight for solar panels challenging. Visitors utilize permanent fire pits for evening warmth, provided a Stage II fire ban is not in effect. The campground centers around small lakes that serve as fishing spots, with bear warnings posted throughout the area to ensure safety. While potable water and wood are not available on-site, guests find the vault toilets clean and the garbage containers sufficient for their needs. Access involves navigating eight miles of washboard road to reach the self-pay station. The atmosphere remains peaceful even when the site is full, making it a reliable stop for those looking to disconnect from cell signals and enjoy the surrounding natural environment.