LTVA for tent camping in Colorado

[gnarledwolf]

Hello,
     We are thinking of doing out tent camping in colorado for the summer.  We want to do the usual: set up a camp and drive to a job for a few months, like 4 or 5 months. We will do the two week thing if we have to, but I am wondering if there are any Long term visitor setups around Colorado like there are in Arizona, where it's about $180 to stay several months. Anyone know of any?
Matt

 

[highdesertranger]

as far as I know there are no LTVA's in CO. you might try private property. highdesertranger

 

[bullfrog]

If I'm not mistaken there were a few ranches on coolworks in the past that provided housing for employees, if you are gonna work anyway maybe they would make it work for you.

 

[SoulRaven]

as far as I know there are no LTVA's in CO.  you might try private property.  highdesertranger

I lived here for 20 years before hitting the road.  I had never heard of an LTVA before that.  I tend to agree with HDR.
There IS some  BLM land in the western part of the state, but I don't think there's even any 14 day places.  There ARE lots of National Forests, which most of allow dispersed camping.   But you could possibly run across the 14 day limit.

 

[gnarledwolf]

I lived here for 20 years before hitting the road.  I had never heard of an LTVA before that.  I tend to agree with HDR.
There IS some  BLM land in the western part of the state, but I don't think there's even any 14 day places.  There ARE lots of National Forests, which most of allow dispersed camping.   But you could possibly run across the 14 day limit.

We were thinking of the town of Delta... it's surrounded by 3 national forests... rotate for a season...

 

[Headache]

New Mexico also has a long term camping pass available for $225.

http://www.emnrd.state.nm.us/spd/feespermits.html

There are also BLM lands. YMMV

I know it's not Colorado but if you can get a job far enough south you MAY be able to find something in northern NM that might work out. I haven't explored this myself.