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RV Park-Baca Grande Camper Village, please call 719-256-4171 for reservations. 2 minute walk to range.

North Crestone Creek State Campground-15 minutes drive to range.

Please note: The Crestone gas station is out of business. Please remember to top off your tank before heading to the range. The closest gas to the north is about 114 miles round trip. The stations to the south range from 60-100 miles round trip.

Numerous Bed & Breakfast or lodging in Crestone Town or Baca Grande Subdivision. Drive time 10-15 minutes.

See www.saguachecountybusiness.org

From CO Hwy 17, at Moffat, turn East on Road T toward Crestone:

Drive 8 miles around 4 bends in the road.
Pass Casita Park, White Eagle Village, golf course, and POA maintenance building all on left.
Continue past sign for "Camper Village."
Continue straight on road until you reach the first gate for the shooting range.

From CO Hwy 285, south from Poncha Springs/Salida go over Poncha Pass, through Villa Grove in the San Luis Valley:

Approx. 5 miles south of Villa Grove, take CO Hwy 17 (sign reads to Great Sand Dunes National Park) to Moffat, then follow directions above.

From CO Hwy 285 North to Alamosa:

go East through Alamosa on CO Hwy 160, cross Rio Grande River then turn north on CO Hwy 17 to town of Moffat, then follow directions in #1 above. Turn north into Camper Village & continue north to KCR&GC Range.

NOTE: If you are having a problem finding .22 ammunition please contact us using the contact information below.

The Crestone gas station is out of business. Please remember to top off your tank before heading to the range. The closest gas to the north is about 114 miles round trip. The stations to the south range from 60-100 miles round trip.

Please leave your rifles in the car until asked to bring them to the firing line. Please, no handguns (concealed or open) on the firing line. Bring layered clothing, a windbreaker, and lightweight gloves, eye protection and hearing protection. Bring rain gear, jacket, a lunch, snacks, and plenty of water. A shooting jacket will be extremely helpful for the high power shooting, and a shooting mat, e.g., a 4’ x 7’ carpet scrap, will be desired for prone and sitting. If rain or snow is expected, bring a tarp to put your mat on. For more on what to bring see: http://www.appleseedinfo.org/as_prepare.html While most of our shooting is at 25 meters, you will get a chance to try your skills at 100 yards. No alcohol permitted The Appleseed Project made FOX NEWS http://video.foxnews.com/v/4324345/appleseed-project/http://video.foxnews.com/v/4314305/mixing-history-with-guns/ Video here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gT7IJ405VKo...feature=related

If passing thru Denver: Denver has an Assault Weapons Ban for rifles with mags over 20 rounds, also mags over 20 rounds are banned. Although there are provisions for a non-resident passing through, it is best to keep weapons cased and simply avoid stopping in Denver altogether. They will arrest you and make you hire a lawyer to get your rifle back. There is no state Assault Weapons Ban. Open carry is legal in Colorado except in some cities (don't press your luck in cities, they'll find something else to charge you with). Concealed carry requires a permit. No loaded long arms in vehicles – chamber must be empty (hunting law), handguns OK.