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Nestled along the sparkling shores of Lake Dillon Reservoir, Peak One Campground beckons outdoor enthusiasts to experience the heart of Colorado's recreational paradise. Just minutes from the charming mountain town of Frisco, this 80-site haven welcomes everyone from tent campers seeking simplicity to RV adventurers craving comfort. Wake to the gentle lapping of reservoir waters, spend your days exploring endless hiking trails, casting lines into pristine mountain waters, or conquering single-track mountain bike routes. Modern conveniences like flush toilets and fresh drinking water ensure your wilderness escape doesn't mean roughing it entirely.

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Perched at 9,000 feet above sea level, Prospector Campground commands breathtaking panoramic views of the shimmering Dillon Reservoir and the majestic peaks that cradle this alpine sanctuary. This versatile campground welcomes adventurers with tents, trailers, and RVs alike, offering front-row seats to Colorado's high-country splendor. While recent pine beetle management has created an open, sun-drenched landscape perfect for stargazing, visitors should come prepared with shade structures. The reservoir maintains strict regulations prohibiting swimming, water skiing, and jet skiing to preserve its pristine waters.

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Perched high in the Colorado Rockies at 9,320 feet, Lowry Campground offers an alpine escape between the charming mountain towns of Summit Cove and Breckenridge. This White River National Forest gem puts you minutes from the sparkling waters of Dillon Reservoir while serving as your basecamp for endless hiking and biking adventures. Choose from sites with modern electric hookups or embrace a more rustic experience, all while enjoying essential comforts like sturdy picnic tables, warming fire rings, fresh drinking water, and clean vault toilets.

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Perched high in the Colorado Rockies, Heaton Bay Campground beckons adventurers to experience camping at its finest. At 9,000 feet elevation in Summit County, this beloved mountain retreat rewards visitors with jaw-dropping vistas of the sparkling Dillon Reservoir below and the majestic peaks that crown the Continental Divide. Here, where the air is crisp and the views stretch endlessly, campers discover why this gem has become one of Colorado's most sought-after outdoor destinations.

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Perched high in the Colorado Rockies, Windy Point Group Campground beckons adventure-seekers looking to share the mountain experience with friends and family. This exclusive group destination features two distinct camping areas—the panoramic Lake Loop with its stunning reservoir views, and the intimate Forest Loop nestled among the pines. At 9,000 feet, you'll wake to crisp mountain air and sweeping vistas of the surrounding peaks. While recent forest management has opened up the canopy, creating sun-drenched sites perfect for stargazing, the unobstructed views of Dillon Reservoir and the surrounding mountain ranges more than compensate for the minimal shade.

CAMP HALE MEMORIAL, WHITE RIVER, CO, USA

Nestled in the whispering pines near the vibrant mountain town of Vail, Gore Creek Campground beckons adventurers seeking the perfect blend of wilderness solitude and alpine accessibility. Here, the melodic rush of Gore Creek provides a natural soundtrack to your camping experience, while ancient trails wind their way into the pristine Eagles Nest Wilderness. Whether you're gearing up for a backcountry expedition or planning a leisurely ride along the renowned Vail Pass/Tenmile Canyon recreation trail, this mountain sanctuary serves as your ideal basecamp for Rocky Mountain adventures.

2300 River Frontage Road, Silt, CO, USA, 81652

Nestled alongside the rushing waters of the Eagle River, Wolcott Campground offers an authentic Colorado camping experience where spontaneity meets serenity. This intimate, first-come, first-served haven invites adventurers to claim their perfect riverside spot, complete with picnic tables and grills for memorable outdoor meals. Whether you're casting a line into the crystal-clear waters or simply soaking in the mountain atmosphere, this hidden gem provides the essential comforts of vault toilets and direct river access, making it an ideal basecamp for those seeking a genuine connection with Colorado's wild beauty.

680 Blue River Parkway, Silverthorne, CO 80498

Nestled along the crystal-clear waters of the Blue River, this intimate 24-site campground offers the perfect Rocky Mountain escape. Tucked between the shimmering expanse of Lake Dillon and the pristine Green Mountain Reservoir, Blue River Campground has become a cherished basecamp for adventurers seeking both wilderness solitude and easy access to nearby Silverthorne. Here, the gentle murmur of the river provides a natural soundtrack to your Colorado camping experience, while towering peaks frame unforgettable sunrises and star-filled nights.

EAGLE-HOLY CROSS RANGER DISTRICT PO BOX 190, MINTURN, CO 81645, USA

Step back in time at Piney Guard Station, a charming 1930s log cabin that offers an authentic wilderness retreat in Colorado's high country. This rustic sanctuary welcomes adventurers year-round, though Mother Nature occasionally closes the door during late fall and spring transitions. Inside, you'll find the simple comforts that have sheltered forest workers for generations: sturdy bunk beds for restful mountain nights and a crackling wood stove that becomes your best friend after a day of alpine exploration. True to its backcountry roots, the cabin embraces off-grid living with no running water or electricity—just you, the wilderness, and the stars.

White River National Forest

Nestled along the rushing waters of the Blue River, this hidden gem serves as both a gateway to thrilling whitewater adventures and a peaceful retreat for those seeking solitude in the Colorado wilderness. While originally established as a rafting launch point, the dispersed campsites scattered throughout the area have become a favorite among adventurers who appreciate the raw beauty of undeveloped camping. Basic amenities include vault toilets, though visitors should come prepared with their own water supply, embracing the self-sufficient spirit of backcountry exploration.

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Tucked away in the secluded Williams Fork Valley, Sugarloaf Campground offers adventurers a chance to experience Colorado's raw wilderness at its finest. This intimate, first-come, first-served retreat features 11 non-electric sites where the modern world fades away, replaced by the whisper of mountain winds and the crackle of campfires. Whether you arrive with a tent, trailer, or RV, each thoughtfully designed site welcomes you with its own tent pad, fire grate, and picnic table—everything you need for an authentic backcountry experience without venturing too far from civilization.

COUNTY ROAD 30

Nestled in the pristine Williams Fork Valley of north central Colorado, South Fork Group Campground beckons equestrian enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers alike. This specialized horse camping destination sits alongside the babbling waters of South Fork Creek, serving as your gateway to endless mountain trails perfect for horseback riding and hiking. Cast a line for native trout in the crystal-clear waters, or simply lose yourself in the abundant wildlife that calls this high-country paradise home.

White River National Forest

Tucked away in Colorado's high country, Cataract Creek Campground offers an intimate escape with just five tent-only sites, perfect for those seeking solitude and authentic wilderness experiences. This hidden gem serves as your gateway to the renowned Cataract Creek Trail, where hikers are rewarded with breathtaking vistas and frequent wildlife encounters. As darkness falls, the campground transforms into a natural planetarium, with some of the clearest, most spectacular night skies you'll find anywhere in the Rockies.

Dillon Ranger District, 680 Blue River Highway, Silverthorne, CO 80468

Perched on the eastern shores of Green Mountain Reservoir, Prairie Point Campground beckons outdoor enthusiasts to a mountain paradise just north of Silverthorne. Here, where the crystalline waters meet towering peaks, visitors discover a gateway to Colorado's finest recreation—from casting lines into fish-filled waters to launching boats at dawn, hiking trails that wind through pine-scented forests, and enjoying lakeside picnics with the dramatic Williams Fork and Gore mountain ranges painting the horizon.

McDonald Flats Campground, Heeney Road, Green Mountain Reservoir, Colorado

Perched at 8,000 feet in the shadow of Green Mountain Reservoir, McDonald Flats Campground offers adventurers a genuine high-country experience. This intimate campground provides the essentials for those seeking solitude and sweeping mountain vistas. Each site comes equipped with a table and grill for memorable outdoor meals, while vault toilets serve the grounds. Though there's no potable water on-site, a convenient hand-pump spigot allows campers to fill their containers. The exposed setting means you'll trade shade for spectacular, unobstructed views of the surrounding peaks and shimmering reservoir below.

White River National Forest

Discover your perfect mountain escape at Elliott Creek Campground, where 20 peaceful non-electric sites await on the pristine northwest shores of Green Mountain Reservoir. This intimate campground beckons tent campers and small trailer adventurers seeking an authentic back-to-nature experience. While you won't find running water here, you'll discover something far more precious—uninterrupted mountain tranquility. Each site comes thoughtfully equipped with a picnic table for lakeside meals, secure bear boxes to protect your provisions, fire rings for evening storytelling, and convenient vault toilets nearby.

MILE MARKER 124 HWY 9 NORTH, HEENEY, CO 80498, USA

Nestled along the pristine northeast shore of Green Mountain Reservoir, Cow Creek South Campground beckons adventurers to discover the heart of White River National Forest. This mountain sanctuary seamlessly blends waterfront serenity with backcountry exploration, where morning mists rise from the reservoir to reveal endless opportunities for both aquatic adventures and mountain trail discoveries.

White River National Forest

Perched on the pristine northeast shore of Green Mountain Reservoir, Cow Creek North Campground offers an intimate escape into the heart of White River National Forest. This versatile camping destination welcomes groups with spacious sites accommodating everything from cozy tents to full-sized RVs. Each site comes equipped with essential comforts including sturdy picnic tables for outdoor dining, fire rings for evening gatherings, and convenient vault toilets. The campground's open meadow setting creates the perfect canvas for breathtaking panoramic views of Colorado's majestic peaks, where morning light paints the mountains in golden hues and evening alpenglow creates an unforgettable backdrop for your wilderness adventure.

Horseshoe Campground, Williams Fork Valley, Colorado

Nestled in the scenic Williams Fork Valley, Horseshoe Campground offers an intimate riverside retreat where the gentle murmur of the Williams Fork River provides a natural soundtrack to your camping experience. This rustic getaway features seven non-electric campsites that welcome everything from cozy tents to spacious RVs, each thoughtfully equipped with tent pads, fire grates, and picnic tables. Modern conveniences like clean restrooms and regular trash service ensure comfort without compromising the authentic outdoor experience.

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Arapaho & Roosevelt National Forests Pawnee NG

Perched at 8,900 feet in the Colorado Rockies, St. Louis Creek Campground offers an authentic mountain escape just four miles southwest of Fraser. This rustic, non-electric retreat comes equipped with all the essentials—picnic tables, fire rings, vault toilets, drinking water, and bear-proof lockers—while serving as your gateway to world-class hiking, biking, fishing, and wildlife encounters in the surrounding wilderness.

Radium Recreation Area, County Road 11, Bond, CO, 80423

Escape to the untamed beauty of Radium Recreation Area, where 16 secluded single campsites and two spacious group sites await adventurers seeking an authentic wilderness experience. Nestled within the Upper Colorado River Special Recreation Management Area, this primitive campground serves as your gateway to world-class fishing waters and thrilling float trips down the Colorado River. While you'll find essential amenities like vault toilets, sturdy picnic tables, fire rings for evening gatherings, and convenient trash receptacles, the absence of potable water and limited cell service (without a booster) ensures a true disconnect from the digital world and deeper connection with nature.

Kremmling Recreation Management Area

Discover your perfect outdoor escape at this hidden gem nestled in nature's embrace. Whether you're seeking adventure-filled days or peaceful nights under starlit skies, this campground offers an authentic wilderness experience that brings you closer to the natural world. From sunrise hikes to evening campfire stories, every moment here creates memories that last a lifetime.

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Tucked away off Highway 134 between Kremmling and Yampa, Blacktail Creek Campground offers an intimate escape into Colorado's high country. This hidden gem features just eight thoughtfully spaced sites, each equipped with a tent pad, fire grate, and picnic table for your comfort. Vault toilets provide necessary amenities while maintaining the campground's rustic charm. From your site, gaze out over sprawling meadows where Blacktail Creek meanders through stands of quaking aspens, creating a serene backdrop for your mountain retreat.

300 Roselawn Avenue Yampa, CO 80483

Escape to the untamed beauty of Rock Creek Recreation Area, where adventurous souls can experience true dispersed camping along the babbling waters of Rock Creek. This back-to-basics destination strips away the typical campground frills—you won't find picnic tables or designated fire rings here. Instead, you'll discover the freedom to choose your own perfect spot along the creek, with only the essential vault toilets provided for convenience. While you'll need to bring your own water supply, the nearby Rock Creek Trailhead beckons mountain bikers with thrilling trails that wind through the spectacular Gore Range terrain.

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Escape to the serene wilderness of Lynx Pass Campground, where primitive camping meets pristine mountain beauty at nearly 10,000 feet. Nestled within the majestic Gore Pass area of Routt National Forest, this hidden gem invites adventurers to disconnect from the modern world and reconnect with nature beneath a canopy of towering lodgepole pines.

COUNTY ROAD 40, GRANBY, CO, 80446, USA

Perched on the pristine southern shore of Willow Creek Reservoir, this intimate tent-only retreat welcomes groups seeking an authentic Colorado mountain experience just six miles north of Granby. With space for up to 20 adventurers, your group will find everything needed for memorable evenings around the campfire ring, from sturdy picnic tables and grills to designated tent pads that make setup a breeze. Fresh drinking water and vault toilets ensure comfort during your stay. While the landscape tells the story of nature's cycles through the absence of pine trees lost to beetle infestation, the wide-open views more than compensate, offering unobstructed vistas of the reservoir and surrounding peaks. Summer visitors should come prepared for nature's afternoon light shows, as thunderstorms frequently roll through these high-country afternoons.

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Nestled along the pristine shores of Lake Granby, Sunset Point Campground beckons outdoor enthusiasts with 25 thoughtfully designed non-electric sites tucked beneath a canopy of towering pines. Whether you're pitching a tent under the stars or settling in with your RV, each spacious site comes equipped with everything you need for the perfect mountain getaway—a level tent pad, crackling fire grate, and sturdy picnic table for those memorable outdoor meals. Modern amenities blend seamlessly with the natural surroundings, including clean restrooms, convenient trash service, and fresh drinking water. Adventure awaits just steps away at the boat ramp, where you can launch into a day of exploration on Colorado's third-largest body of water.

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Nestled in the rugged Gore Pass region of Arapaho National Forest, Red Dirt Reservoir Recreation Area beckons adventurous souls seeking an authentic Colorado wilderness experience. This free dispersed camping gem sits alongside a tranquil mountain reservoir where rainbow trout dance beneath the surface, waiting to test your angling skills. Miles of hiking trails wind through the surrounding landscape, offering endless exploration opportunities for those who prefer their adventures on foot. Here, you'll trade campground fees for the priceless currency of solitude and natural beauty.

8590 US HWY 34, Granby, CO 80446, USA

Welcome to Stillwater Campground, the crown jewel of the Arapaho National Recreation Area. As the area's largest camping destination, Stillwater beckons adventurers with an impressive array of camping options to suit every outdoor enthusiast. Whether you're pitching a tent under the stars, settling in with your RV at one of our electric hookup sites, or splurging on a premium waterfront spot where morning coffee comes with million-dollar views, you'll find your perfect basecamp here. Modern comforts blend seamlessly with the wilderness experience through hot showers, both flush and vault toilets, fresh drinking water throughout the grounds, and a convenient dump station. Thoughtfully designed with everyone in mind, our paved roads and ADA-compliant sites ensure that the magic of the Colorado high country is accessible to all visitors.

COUNTY ROAD 64, GRANBY, CO, 80446, USA

Perched on the pristine northern shore of Lake Granby, Cutthroat Bay Group Campground beckons families and friends seeking unforgettable mountain gatherings. Two spacious group sites, each accommodating up to 30 adventurers, come thoughtfully equipped with covered picnic shelters, ample tables, inviting campfire circles, and level tent pads perfect for starlit nights. While the landscape tells a story of ecological change—pine beetle impacts have opened the canopy—this transformation gifts visitors with unobstructed, breathtaking vistas across Lake Granby's sapphire waters and the dramatic peaks beyond.

COUNTY RD 66, Granby, CO 80446, USA

Nestled along the pristine shores of Shadow Mountain Reservoir, Green Ridge Campground beckons outdoor enthusiasts with its perfect blend of mountain adventure and waterfront relaxation. This beloved destination features 79 thoughtfully spaced non-electric sites, including single-family havens and spacious double and triple sites perfect for group gatherings. Whether you're casting a line at dawn, paddling across glassy waters, or exploring scenic hiking trails, every day here promises new discoveries. Modern amenities including flush and vault toilets, fresh drinking water, and bear-proof food lockers ensure comfort meets wilderness, while evening campfires under star-studded skies create memories that last a lifetime.

680 Blue River Parkway, Silverthorne, CO 80498

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White River National Forest

Dillon Ranger District, 680 Blue River Highway, Silverthorne, CO 80468

Arapaho & Roosevelt National Forests Pawnee NG

CAMP HALE MEMORIAL, WHITE RIVER, CO, USA

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MILE MARKER 124 HWY 9 NORTH, HEENEY, CO 80498, USA

McDonald Flats Campground, Heeney Road, Green Mountain Reservoir, Colorado

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Kremmling Recreation Management Area

EAGLE-HOLY CROSS RANGER DISTRICT PO BOX 190, MINTURN, CO 81645, USA

White River National Forest

Radium Recreation Area, County Road 11, Bond, CO, 80423

White River National Forest

COUNTY ROAD 30

300 Roselawn Avenue Yampa, CO 80483

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806 W. Hallam

Tucked away in the shadow of Colorado's most photographed peaks, Silver Bar Campground offers an intimate escape into the wilderness with just four secluded tent sites. This hidden gem invites adventurers to disconnect from the modern world and immerse themselves in the raw beauty of the Rockies. Each walk-in site comes thoughtfully equipped with everything you need for a memorable stay: sturdy picnic tables for mountain-side meals, bear-proof lockers to safely store your provisions, and stone fire rings where stories come alive under starlit skies. The gentle murmur of Maroon Creek provides nature's soundtrack, while vault toilets ensure basic comfort without compromising the pristine environment.

5575 CLEORA RD

Tucked away in the breathtaking Chalk Creek Canyon at 9,000 feet, Cascade Campground beckons adventurers seeking an authentic Colorado mountain experience. This beloved retreat features 21 thoughtfully spaced campsites, ranging from spontaneous walk-up spots to reservable havens, each equipped with sturdy picnic tables and inviting campfire rings where stories and s'mores come to life under starlit skies. Modern vault toilets and fresh drinking water ensure comfort without compromising the wilderness experience. Whether you're casting a line into pristine mountain waters, discovering hidden hiking trails, or venturing onto rugged off-road paths, Cascade serves as your perfect basecamp for mountain adventures and peaceful escapes alike.

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Tucked away in the pristine wilderness of Medicine Bow-Routt National Forests, Pines Campground offers an authentic high-country camping experience at 9,200 feet. This intimate campground features just 11 sites along the babbling South Fork of the Michigan River, where the sound of rushing water provides nature's soundtrack to your mountain retreat. While beetle kill has opened up the forest canopy, creating sun-drenched sites perfect for stargazing, visitors appreciate the campground's easy accessibility and rustic charm. As one camper noted, it's a 'great little campground' that delivers simplicity and natural beauty in equal measure.

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Perched in the heart of the Trappers Lake Recreation Area, Trapline Campground offers 11 thoughtfully arranged sites along a single loop, where the landscape opens up to endless Colorado skies. Unlike the dense forest campgrounds below, Trapline embraces its high-altitude setting with sun-drenched sites that bask in natural light from dawn to dusk. Here, the commanding presence of the Flat Tops Wilderness stretches across the horizon, creating a backdrop that transforms with each passing hour as shadows dance across ancient peaks and valleys.

46525 State Hwy 114, Saguache, CO 81149

Step back in time at Duncan Cabin, where the whispers of 1880s prospectors still echo through weathered log walls. Perched at 8,120 feet in the majestic Rio Grande National Forest, this authentic one-room sanctuary offers adventurers a rare blend of rustic charm and mountain solitude. Inside, cozy bunk beds and a crackling wood stove promise warmth after days spent exploring, while outdoor vault toilets maintain the frontier spirit. Whether you arrive on horseback to graze in nearby meadows, seek pristine dark skies for celestial photography, or use this historic haven as your basecamp for discovering the otherworldly Great Sand Dunes National Park, Duncan Cabin delivers an unforgettable high-country experience.

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Nestled in a tranquil Rocky Mountain valley, Camp Hale Memorial Campground offers 15 intimate campsites where history and wilderness converge. This hidden gem welcomes tents, trailers, and RVs alike, providing a peaceful retreat enhanced by attentive campground hosts who ensure every visitor feels at home. Adventure seekers will appreciate the direct access to the legendary Colorado Trail, making this modest campground a perfect basecamp for mountain exploration.

FS 520, CREEDE, CO 81130, USA

Nestled along the pristine banks of the Rio Grande River, River Hill Campground beckons adventurers seeking an authentic Colorado wilderness experience. This beloved riverside retreat serves as your gateway to endless outdoor pursuits—cast a line into crystal-clear waters teeming with trout, explore winding trails that disappear into the backcountry, or launch your kayak for a peaceful paddle. Just steps from your campsite, trailheads lead directly into the magnificent Weminuche Wilderness, Colorado's largest designated wilderness area.

San Juan NF, Colorado, USA

Perched at 7,643 feet in the Colorado high country, Target Tree Campground serves as your gateway to the Southwest's most treasured destinations. Just a scenic drive from the ancient cliff dwellings of Mesa Verde National Park and the vibrant mountain towns of Mancos and Durango, this historic campground takes its name from a fascinating chapter in Ute Indian history. Here, centuries-old Ponderosa pines still bear the distinctive scars from when Ute hunters honed their marksmanship skills, while these same majestic trees provided life-sustaining sap and bark that supplemented their traditional diet.

San Juan National Forest

Perched majestically above the winding Florida River, Transfer Park Campground invites adventurers to explore its 11 pristine acres nestled within the San Juan National Forest. This thoughtfully designed retreat features 25 campsites spread across two distinct loops, each offering its own unique camping experience. The upper loop welcomes RV enthusiasts and those seeking spacious, level sites perfect for setting up base camp, while the lower loop brings you closer to the soothing sounds of the river below, with intimate tent sites and convenient pull-through options for shorter rigs.

Embargo Creek Rd, Rio Grande National Forest, Colorado

Discover the serenity of Cathedral Campground, where 22 thoughtfully designed sites await your arrival on a first-come, first-served basis. Since its 2010 remodel, this mountain retreat has welcomed adventurers to its mix of 17 cozy dead-end spurs and 5 convenient pull-through sites, each stretching 35 to 45 feet to accommodate various camping setups. Whether you choose a site beside the sweeping meadow or tucked within the whispering Aspen and Blue Spruce forest, you'll understand why visitors often say 'the tranquil beauty of the place lifted spirits.' This is more than just a campground—it's a sanctuary where nature's cathedral doors are always open.