If you're not having to stay in Fraser itself, I can recommend staying at the campgrounds on the southeastern portion of Lake Granby in Arapahoe Bay. My wife and I camp out up there a few times a year (when the Rocky Mtn N.P. road is open) and have enjoyed it each time. We didn't make it last year because of her new job (being on-call 6 days a week) but I know that they have been doing a lot of "beetle kill" clearing up there, so shade may be questionable these days. But fishing the inlet for rainbows is great and my wife loves seeing the moose cross the inlet in the mornings and the eagles flying around. We stay only at the Moraine loop just because the other loops have boot ramps on them and it can be noisy and dusty during the day. Here's the reserveamerica.com site for it -
Campground Details - Arapaho Bay (CO), CO - ReserveAmerica - [nrso]
Otherwise, Rocky Mtn National Park has plenty of areas to camp in as well and your pass is good for 5 days during your stay. Electricity will be scarce up there (Granby too), just to warn you, but if you have other means of staying powered up, you should be all set. Here's the page for that
Rocky Mountain National Park - Campgrounds (U.S. National Park Service)
If you're interested in staying more I-70-ish western portion of the state, let me know, I have some friends that live in Basalt and they would probably have some really good recommendations as well. They are not on this forum, but a quick email and I'll get some answers for you.
Joe
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