Kebler Corner
About this park
Set along the West Elk Scenic Byway at the base of Kebler Pass, Kebler Corner offers a particularly scenic setting beside the North Fork of the Gunnison River and Anthracite Creek. The campground is surrounded by mountains, forest, and rushing water, giving it a secluded feel despite its convenient location along Highway 133. Guests can enjoy the river and creek right from the property, whether fishing, relaxing by the water, or simply taking in the landscape. A private hiking trail on the property provides another way to explore without leaving the campground.
Kebler Corner makes a good base for exploring the surrounding Western Slope, with access to Kebler Pass, Crested Butte, and the Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre, and Gunnison National Forests. Hiking, mountain biking, fishing, scenic drives, alpine lakes, and reservoirs are all within reach. Back at camp, full-hookup RV sites provide the essentials, while the on-site store offers supplies and a selection of North Fork Valley wines.
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Hookups
- Electricity: 50 amp
- Electricity: 30 amp
- Water
- Sewer
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Amenities
- Bathrooms
- Showers
- Laundry
- Wifi
- Playground
- Gym
- Camp Store
- Cabins
- Vault Toilets
- Dump Station
- Pet Area
- Pool
- Hot Tub
- Clubhouse
- Casino
- Pickleball Court
- Onsite Propane
- Cafe / Restaurant
- Dish Washing Station
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1 Review on “Kebler Corner”
Note: This review is from our stay in July 2024. It’s difficult to overstate how magnificently beautiful it is here. No matter which way you look, it’s picture perfect. The RV sites are slightly cramped, but I didn’t feel like we were packed in like sardines. Each site had a picnic table next to your trailer, plus an area behind your rig with a fire ring. There’s a very nice (but relatively short) hiking path right on the premises. There is zero cell service here from any provider, so be sure to bring your Starlink dish. The park also offers wifi, so you won’t be completely isolated from the outside world. Bathrooms and showers were clean and well-maintained. Very nice camp store. This place is pretty isolated, so if you need groceries or other supplies, you’ll be in for a bit of a drive. If you’re looking for a nice hike, take a look at the Lost Lake area. Very pretty. Back when we stayed at Kebler, the road to Lost Lake was under construction and made for a slow, bumpy ride. Hopefully by now that’s all fixed up. The only downside about Kebler Corner is that there’s no easy access to a running trail. The street is too busy and has a very narrow shoulder. We were only there for 3 nights, so I just stuck to hiking during our stay, but when we go back I’ll be checking out this nearby road. It’s a dirt road less than 10 minutes from Kebler Corner and might work just fine for a good run.
I was sad to learn that Kebler Corner went up for sale in November in 2025. I hope that who ever buys it keeps running it as an RV park. I’ll be sorely disappointed if we can’t go back for a return visit.