Charter Bus Rentals for Summer Camps in Grand Junction

When you choose Grand Junction Coach Bus Service, you’re working with an experienced team that has handled hundreds of camp trips across Colorado and the Western Slope. We understand the unique needs of summer programs—tight schedules, rural locations, last-minute changes—and we know how to keep things running smoothly. Our fleet includes vehicles of every size so you can easily transport large groups of campers, staff members, and equipment all in one go. Need multiple vehicles? No problem—we’ll dispatch as many as it takes to accommodate your headcount.

We’ve helped organize everything from airport pickups at Grand Junction Regional Airport (GJT) to multi-bus convoys up I-70 and CO-65 toward Powderhorn Mountain Resort and Island Lake. Local camps rely on us because we get the details right: staging areas, loading times, meal stops, and more. Whatever it takes to make your session run smoothly, we’ll handle it.

Long days in the Colorado sun are easier when you have a comfortable ride waiting at the trailhead. Our largest buses seat up to 56 passengers and come equipped with reclining seats, air conditioning, overhead parcel racks, underfloor luggage bays, and optional restrooms. Smaller models offer similar amenities in a more compact footprint—ideal for navigating narrow roads through Grand Mesa National Forest or residential streets near St. Mary’s Hospital.

Campers traveling with backpacks, sleeping bags, and sports equipment will appreciate the extra storage space available on our full-size coaches. There’s plenty of room below deck for duffel bags and coolers, while smaller items can be stowed in overhead bins above the aisle. Staff members can use the rear seats as a mobile command center, reviewing schedules and coordinating activities en route to the next destination.

Flying campers in from out of state? Let us handle the ground transportation between Grand Junction Regional Airport (GJT) and your base camp. Our drivers are familiar with airport procedures and will meet arriving flights curbside outside the terminal. After loading luggage and counting heads, it’s a direct run up Horizon Drive and onto I-70 toward Clifton, Palisade, or whichever exit leads to your facility.

For departing flights, we recommend scheduling drop-off at least two hours before takeoff to allow time for check-in and security screening. If your group is traveling on the Bustang West Line or Amtrak’s California Zephyr, we can also arrange pickups and drop-offs at the Downtown Transfer Facility on South 5th Street.