Best Camping in Colorado

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1

Colorado, Grand County

00 :24 hrs
1 mi
13.1779785 ft
Easy

Fairly small campsites, some shade shelters, some none, all have picnic tables, fire rings and power. Not any trees for cover, and it gets really windy. All the hosts have been very nice, they offer $7 wood bundles and $4 bags of ice. $20 a night plus $5 a day per vehicle. Vault toilet bathrooms with running sinks- no soap at sink though.

2

Colorado, Summit County

00 :15 hrs
0.5 mi
26.957275 ft
Easy

One of the two campgrounds on the main inlet, so you get some river and lake access. Can fill up quick on busy weekends. Some trees around, but not much cover or none at all in some sites.

3

Colorado, Summit County

00 :18 hrs
0.7 mi
20.089844 ft
Easy

One of the smaller campgrounds on Green Mountain, but South Cow is a stones throw away on the other side of the inlet. Fishing in cow creek inlet can be great!

4

Colorado, Grand County

00 :02 hrs
0.1 mi
4.330078 ft
Moderate

Dispersed camping on BLM land next to Wolford Reservoir. There's a small fire ring in place, a few rough spots to camp, or hike in a short ways for lots of flat spots next to the lake. I even used the paddle board to cross the channel a few times now, instead of hiking. Awesome views, very hard road to get back into. Suggest 4x4 with good clearance. And be a good driver. Feels nice looking across the lake at the pay camp sites, but be paying nothing, and have no neighbors. Just be prepared for dispersed camp.

5

Colorado, Summit County

00 :20 hrs
0.8 mi
28.291748 ft
Easy

Very popular place to camp on Green Mountain. Right on the inlet, so access to both river and lake. New bear bins installed here. Nice flat places for tents and trailers.

6

Colorado, Pueblo County

00 :39 hrs
1.7 mi
9.402954 ft
Unknown

Juniper Breaks Campground is on the north shore of Lake Pueblo. Lake Pueblo is a popular place for recreation with a variety of activities to be enjoy. A total of 84 sites are available including tent and trailer sites. This campground is less crowded than the others at the lake, but there are fewer facilities. Guests have access to vault toilets and drinking water. Views of the lake are awesome and reservations are available.

7

Colorado, Pueblo County

01 :53 hrs
5.1 mi
17.697998 ft
Unknown

Northern Plains Campground consists of 3 areas of camping known as Prairie Ridge, Yucca Flats, and Kettle Creek. There are a total of 400 sites for tent or trailer camping. The roads and parking areas are paved and the campgrounds are in an open setting with scattered vegetation. Each site contains a covered picnic table, and fire pit. Guests have access to electrical hookups, flush toilets, showers, playground, and a dump stations. This is a popular campground during the summer months and can fill up on weekends.

8

Colorado, Mesa County

00 :09 hrs
0.4 mi
4.1729736 ft
Unknown

Located in Highline Lake State Park, Bookcliff Campground offers 36 grassy sites that can accommodate tents or RVs. Each campsite contains a grill, fire ring, and picnic table. Sites have a mix of sun and shade and no electrical hookups are available. Guests have access to hot showers, laundry facilities, a dump station, water, and dumpsters. The nightly rate is $20.

9

Colorado, Routt County

00 :03 hrs
0.1 mi
22.041748 ft
Easy

One of the best hot springs in the state of Colorado!

10

Colorado, Summit County

00 :35 hrs
1.5 mi
10.672119 ft
Easy

This campground is very elongated, some spots have a few trees, others are close to the highway. Usually the water is higher and closer to the sites, but it's a low year. Have seen huge parties set up all together in some sites. This can be a great side to fish from.

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