Silver Queen Campground

Cty Rd. 742, Taylor River Canyon, Gunnison, CO, 81231, USA

High in the Taylor River Canyon, where the Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre, and Gunnison National Forests converge, Lottis Creek Campground awaits at a breathtaking 8,600 feet. Here, adventure beckons from every direction—cast a line into crystal-clear mountain streams, navigate thrilling four-wheel drive trails, or explore endless hiking paths that wind through pristine wilderness. This mountain sanctuary perfectly balances accessibility with the raw beauty of Colorado's high country.

TAYLOR PARK RES, GRAND MESA, ALMONT, CO 81210, USA

Perched above the sparkling waters of Taylor Park Reservoir, Lakeview Gunnison Campground beckons adventurers seeking the perfect blend of mountain serenity and outdoor excitement. Whether you're casting a line at dawn, launching your boat for an afternoon cruise, or returning from dusty off-road trails, this well-appointed campground serves as your basecamp for Colorado high-country exploration. Choose from electric sites for modern convenience or embrace a more rustic experience at non-electric spots, all while enjoying essential amenities that make your stay comfortable without compromising the wilderness experience.

Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre and Gunnison National Forest

Escape to Cement Creek, where the convenience of modern camping meets untouched wilderness. This first-come, first-served haven welcomes spontaneous adventurers with easy QR code payment through the Recreation.gov app, ensuring your spot in paradise is just a scan away.

Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre and Gunnison National Forest

Welcome to a hidden gem where adventure begins the moment you arrive. This pristine campground operates on a first-come, first-served basis, offering the authentic camping experience of discovering your perfect spot upon arrival. Simply drive in, explore the available sites, and claim your home away from home for the night. Modern convenience meets wilderness tradition with our innovative QR code payment system - just scan with the Recreation.gov mobile app to secure your site. Pro tip: Download the free Recreation.gov app before you venture out, as cellular service can be spotty in these beautifully remote locations. Once you're here, let nature's symphony replace your playlist and the star-studded sky become your entertainment.

Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre and Gunnison National Forest

Experience the freedom of spontaneous adventure at this innovative campground where modern technology meets outdoor tradition. Simply arrive, scan, and secure your perfect spot using our cutting-edge QR code system that puts you in control of your camping experience. No reservations needed—just show up ready for adventure and claim your space with a quick smartphone scan.

Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre and Gunnison National Fore

Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre and Gunnison National Fore

Tucked away in the pristine wilderness of Gunnison National Forest's Paonia Ranger District, Lost Lake Campground beckons adventurers to discover its hidden alpine paradise. Here, beneath the towering peaks of the Ruby Mountain Range, families gather around crackling campfires while days are spent exploring winding trails and casting lines into the crystal-clear waters of three pristine lakes—Lost Lake Slough, Dollar Lake, and Lost Lake itself. This first-come, first-served gem offers an authentic backcountry experience where modern amenities take a backseat to raw natural beauty. Pack your water bottles and embrace the simplicity of camping as it was meant to be, with no potable water on-site but endless opportunities for adventure.

GUNNISON, GRAND MESA, AND UNCO

Perched beside the crystal-clear waters of its namesake lake, Lake Irwin Campground beckons adventurers to experience the raw beauty of Colorado's high country. At 10,200 feet, this alpine sanctuary invites you to cast a line into pristine waters, explore winding mountain bike trails, or paddle silently across the mirror-like lake in your kayak or canoe. Towering Engelmann spruce and subalpine fir create a natural cathedral overhead, their ancient branches whispering stories of the wilderness that surrounds you.

GUNNISON, GRAND MESA, AND UNCO

Where the Taylor River whispers through the Upper Taylor Park valley, Dinner Station Campground beckons adventurers to a place where history meets high-country recreation. This cherished mountain retreat draws mountain bikers and off-road enthusiasts to its shaded havens beneath towering pines, while the nearby Taylor Reservoir sparkles like a sapphire jewel in the Colorado wilderness. Here, dusty trails give way to peaceful evenings under star-filled skies, creating the perfect basecamp for those seeking both adrenaline and tranquility.

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Escape to Oh Be Joyful Campground, where mountain serenity meets riverside bliss just 5 miles from the charming town of Crested Butte, Colorado. This intimate 30-unit retreat hugs the eastern banks of the pristine Slate River, offering a perfect blend of accessibility and wilderness immersion. Choose from 14 RV sites with modern conveniences, 15 secluded walk-in tent sites for those seeking a more authentic experience, or gather your tribe at the spacious group site. Named after the melodious Oh Be Joyful Creek that cascades through the area, this campground serves as your gateway to thundering waterfalls, meadows painted with wildflowers, and trails that wind through some of Colorado's most breathtaking mountain scenery. Here, elk and deer are your neighbors, and each sunrise brings new adventures right to your tent flap.

Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre and Gunnison National Forest

Welcome to a seamless outdoor experience where modern convenience meets natural beauty. This campground embraces technology with easy on-site payment options, including QR code functionality through the Recreation.gov mobile app, ensuring your check-in is as smooth as your morning coffee by the campfire.

PO Box 147, Crawford, Colorado, 81415-0147, United States

Nestled beneath the dramatic peaks of the Ragged Mountains, Paonia State Park beckons adventurers with its pristine streams and shimmering reservoir. This high-country haven captivates photographers and nature enthusiasts with its stunning alpine meadows bursting with seasonal wildflowers. While the park's rugged charm includes some rustic elements—narrow mountain roads wind through the terrain and facilities reflect a more traditional camping experience—visitors find themselves immersed in Colorado's raw, untamed beauty. The park's remote setting offers a genuine backcountry feel, though travelers should note that signage can be sparse and some areas require careful navigation.

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Nestled at the breathtaking upper reaches of Taylor Park, Dorchester Campground offers an intimate escape into Colorado's high country wilderness. This hidden gem, managed by the Gunnison Ranger District, beckons adventure seekers with its perfect blend of rugged accessibility and pristine natural beauty. Ten thoughtfully spaced campsites accommodate both tent campers and RV enthusiasts, each furnished with sturdy picnic tables and grills for memorable outdoor meals. At 9,800 feet, this mountain sanctuary serves as your gateway to endless adventures—whether you're carving through backcountry trails on your OHV, casting a line into the crystal-clear Taylor River, or exploring the area's legendary mountain biking terrain.

Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre and Gunnison National Forest

Discover your perfect escape at this welcoming first-come, first-served campground where spontaneity meets convenience. Simply arrive, choose your ideal spot, and settle into nature's embrace. Payment is refreshingly simple with modern QR code technology or traditional cash options available onsite, making your check-in process as smooth as the mountain breeze.

White River National Forest

Tucked away in the pristine wilderness just 11 miles southeast of Aspen, Portal Campground offers an intimate escape with only 5 secluded campsites. This hidden gem serves as your gateway to Colorado's high-country adventures, where narrow mountain roads lead to endless possibilities for hiking untouched trails, conquering challenging mountain bike routes, exploring rugged terrain on ATVs or motorcycles, casting lines in crystal-clear waters, and saddling up for horseback journeys through alpine meadows.

White River National Forest

Nestled behind the visitor center, this intimate amphitheater offers front-row seats to one of Colorado's most photographed views—Maroon Lake reflecting the iconic Maroon Bells peaks. Available for interpretive programs and private gatherings of up to 50 guests, the venue provides accessible vault toilets and drinking water, though you'll truly disconnect here with no electrical outlets or phone service.

SOPRIS RANGER DISTRICT, CARBONDALE, CO, 81623, USA

Discover your perfect basecamp at Bogan Flats Campground, where 37 thoughtfully spaced sites invite you to settle into the rhythm of mountain life. Whether you prefer sun-dappled openings or the cool shade of towering pines, you'll find your ideal spot here. Lucky campers can claim one of the coveted riverside sites, where the gentle murmur of the Crystal River becomes your personal soundtrack. Each site comes equipped with the essentials—a sturdy picnic table for memorable meals, a fire ring for evening gatherings, and access to vault toilets and fresh drinking water. While you won't find electrical hookups here, you'll discover something better: an authentic connection to the Colorado wilderness.

White River National Forest

Escape to Lincoln Creek Dispersed Campground, where 22 secluded campsites await along the winding Lincoln Creek Road. This hidden gem rewards adventurous souls who navigate its rocky, challenging terrain with a true wilderness experience. While the journey demands a high-clearance 4x4 vehicle, those who make the trek discover an untouched alpine paradise far from the crowds. Each site offers a unique vantage point into Colorado's raw beauty, with direct access to pristine hiking trails that disappear into the surrounding peaks.

White River National Forest

Perched high in Colorado's alpine wilderness at 10,700 feet, Lost Man Campground offers adventurous souls a genuine backcountry experience without venturing too far from civilization. This intimate, first-come-first-served hideaway features just 10 primitive campsites tucked beneath towering lodgepole pines and ancient Engelmann spruces, with several sites offering the gentle soundtrack of Lost Man Creek flowing nearby. Steps from your tent, the Lost Man Trailhead beckons across the road, serving as your gateway to the pristine Hunter-Fryingpan Wilderness. Whether you're drawn by the extensive trail network, the nearby ghost town of Independence, or simply the promise of starlit nights in thin mountain air, this campground delivers an authentic Rocky Mountain experience for those willing to embrace its rustic charm.

White River National Forest

Nestled in the heart of the White River National Forest, just a stone's throw from the vibrant mountain town of Aspen, Weller Campground offers an intimate escape into Colorado's high country. This cozy retreat features 11 thoughtfully spaced campsites, each equipped with picnic tables and fire grates perfect for evening gatherings under star-filled skies. Modern conveniences include vault toilets, trash disposal, and fresh potable water throughout the camping season from May 19 through September 24. Adventure beckons right from your tent flap, with the popular Weller Lake Trail No. 1989 serving as your gateway to alpine fishing spots and breathtaking mountain vistas.

Highway 133, south side of McClure Pass, near Marble, CO

Tucked away at the base of McClure Pass near the charming town of Marble, Colorado, McClure Campground offers an intimate escape into nature with just 10 thoughtfully spaced campsites. Each site comes equipped with a picnic table and fire ring, perfect for evening gatherings under the stars. While you'll find clean vault toilets on-site, the absence of potable water encourages a more authentic back-to-basics camping experience—so pack your water supplies accordingly. The real magic happens when you discover the nearby beaver ponds, where patient anglers can try their luck at landing native trout while surrounded by towering aspen groves that shimmer in the mountain breeze.

White River National Forest

Aspen Ranger Station, 806 W. Hallam, Aspen, CO 81611, USA

Tucked away in the shadow of Colorado's most photographed peaks, Silver Bell Campground offers an intimate escape with just 14 sites nestled among towering aspens and evergreens. This rustic mountain retreat welcomes tent campers and small RVs to experience authentic Colorado wilderness camping, complete with crackling campfires under star-filled skies and the gentle murmur of nearby Maroon Creek. While you won't find electrical hookups or running water here, you'll discover something far more valuable: a genuine connection to the spectacular Maroon Bells wilderness, where each site comes equipped with a picnic table, fire ring, and secure bear-proof food locker to keep both you and the local wildlife safe.

665 Difficult Campground Rd, Aspen, CO 81611

Nestled in the heart of Colorado's wilderness just 5 miles southeast of Aspen, Difficult Campground beckons adventurers to experience the raw beauty of the Roaring Fork River valley. This riverside sanctuary offers 47 thoughtfully positioned campsites, from intimate standard sites to spacious group accommodations, all immersed in a tapestry of diverse mountain forests. Here, the rushing waters of the Roaring Fork provide a constant natural soundtrack as you disconnect from the everyday and reconnect with the wild.

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.

SOPRIS RANGER DISTRICT

Nestled among whispering aspen groves, Redstone Campground offers 35 generously spaced sites where privacy meets natural beauty. Each campsite is thoughtfully positioned within a landscape of tall native grasses and dense forest understory, creating intimate retreats beneath towering red rock cliffs. The gentle sounds of the Crystal River provide a soothing soundtrack as you settle into your home away from home, complete with picnic tables and fire rings for evening gatherings. Modern conveniences including hot showers, flush toilets, and a children's playground ensure comfort without sacrificing the authentic outdoor experience.

Avalanche Campground, Avalanche Creek, CO

Tucked away in Colorado's pristine wilderness, Avalanche Campground offers an intimate escape with just six first-come, first-serve sites nestled alongside the babbling waters of Avalanche Creek. This hidden gem serves as your gateway to endless adventure, with direct access to world-class fishing holes and hiking trails that lead deep into the legendary Maroon Bells-Snowmass Wilderness. The campground's remote location promises solitude and authentic mountain experiences, though visitors should come prepared with bear-proof containers—the local wildlife is as active as the outdoor enthusiasts who frequent these parts.

FRYING PAN RIVER RD

Nestled within the pristine White River National Forest, Chapman Campground beckons adventurers to discover its riverside sanctuary along the sparkling Fryingpan River. Here, towering lodgepole pines create a natural cathedral overhead, while the gentle murmur of flowing water provides nature's soundtrack. Whether you're settling into one of the coveted riverside sites or enjoying the shade of the forest loops, you'll find modern conveniences thoughtfully placed throughout—including sturdy picnic tables perfect for mountain meals, clean vault toilets, and fresh potable water in select areas. This hidden gem offers both intimate camping spots and a spacious group site, making it ideal for solo wanderers and family reunions alike.

2300 River Frontage Road, Silt, CO 81652, USA

Nestled deep within the Thompson Creek Recreation Management Area, Thompson Creek Campground beckons to those seeking true wilderness solitude. Four intimate campsites line the gentle banks of Thompson Creek, each sheltered beneath a natural canopy that filters dappled sunlight throughout the day. This is camping at its most elemental – where metal fire rings mark your temporary home and the babbling creek provides nature's soundtrack. With no restrooms, picnic tables, or waste facilities, this primitive paradise demands self-sufficiency and a leave-no-trace ethic. The rugged access road tests your vehicle's mettle, but rewards the determined with an untouched sanctuary far from civilization's reach.

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Escape to the tranquil embrace of Elk Wallow Campground, where the rhythms of nature replace the noise of modern life. This intimate, back-to-basics retreat welcomes adventurers seeking authentic wilderness experiences with accommodations for tents, small trailers, and pickup campers. Each campsite comes thoughtfully equipped with a table for outdoor dining, a fire ring for evening gatherings, and a dedicated parking spur. While the unpaved roads and single vault toilet reflect the campground's rustic character, they're exactly what makes this hideaway perfect for those craving a genuine connection with the Colorado wilderness.

MOLLIE B WHITE RIVER, SOPRIS RANGER DISTRICT, CARBONDALE, CO, 81623, USA

Nestled along the pristine waters of the Fryingpan River, Dearhamer Campground offers an intimate escape into Colorado's wilderness with just 13 thoughtfully spaced sites. This tranquil retreat welcomes adventurers with tents, trailers, and RVs up to 35 feet, providing the perfect basecamp for exploring the renowned Ruedi Reservoir. While you won't find electrical hookups here, the campground's rustic charm is enhanced by essential amenities including vault toilets, fresh drinking water, sturdy picnic tables, and fire rings perfect for evening gatherings under star-filled skies. Days here unfold with world-class fly fishing, scenic hiking trails, and endless water sports opportunities.

Sopris Ranger District, Carbondale, CO, 81623, USA

Nestled along the pristine shores of Ruedi Reservoir, Ruedi Marina Campground offers an intimate escape into the heart of White River National Forest. This boutique campground features eight thoughtfully designed RV sites, each equipped with picnic tables and campfire rings for those perfect mountain evenings. While exclusively welcoming RV campers, this hidden gem has become a beloved basecamp for anglers chasing trophy trout and water enthusiasts seeking adventure on the crystal-clear reservoir. Throughout the season, ranger-led interpretive programs add an educational dimension to your stay, sharing the secrets of this remarkable ecosystem.

Sporis Ranger District

Nestled at 7,800 feet in the heart of the White River National Forest, Little Maud Campground beckons adventurers with 21 thoughtfully positioned sites that accommodate everything from intimate tent setups to spacious RVs. This mountain sanctuary overlooks the sparkling waters of Ruedi Reservoir, where towering conifers frame spectacular views of surrounding peaks. Whether you're casting a fly line at dawn, launching your boat for a day on the water, or setting off on alpine trails, Little Maud serves as your perfect basecamp for Colorado mountain adventures. The campground's serene atmosphere and stunning natural beauty create an unforgettable retreat from May through October.

SOPRIS RANGER DISTRICT, CARBONDALE, CO, 81623, USA

Nestled in the heart of the White River National Forest, Mollie B White River Campground beckons adventurers seeking the perfect blend of mountain serenity and waterfront recreation. This scenic retreat features 27 thoughtfully spaced sites that welcome everything from cozy tents to spacious RVs up to 40 feet in length. While you won't find electrical hookups here, the campground compensates with essential comforts including sturdy picnic tables for al fresco dining, campfire rings for evening gatherings, clean flush toilets, and fresh drinking water. The nearby Ruedi Reservoir serves as your backyard playground, offering endless opportunities for water sports, fishing, and lakeside relaxation beneath towering Colorado peaks.

Aspen Sopris Ranger District, PO Box 309, Carbondale, CO 81623

Nestled along the pristine shores of Ruedi Reservoir, Little Mattie Campground beckons outdoor enthusiasts with 19 thoughtfully spaced campsites carved into the forest landscape. Whether you're pitching a tent under towering conifers or settling in with your RV (up to 30 feet), each site comes equipped with its own picnic table, fire ring, and bear-proof storage box. While vault toilets provide necessary facilities, adventurers should note that water is not currently available on-site, adding an authentic backcountry touch to your mountain escape.

PO. Box 1475 <br> 10200 Brush Creek Road, Eagle, Colorado, 81631, United States

Nestled in the heart of the Colorado Rockies, Sylvan Lake State Park beckons outdoor enthusiasts with its pristine alpine setting and exceptional recreational opportunities. This mountain sanctuary features 44 thoughtfully positioned campsites, 9 cozy cabins, and 3 unique yurts, each offering a different way to experience the wilderness. Whether you're casting a line into the crystal-clear lake, exploring miles of scenic hiking trails, or capturing the perfect photograph of the dramatic mountain landscape, this impeccably maintained park delivers an unforgettable Rocky Mountain adventure. Visitors consistently praise the park's peaceful atmosphere, spotless facilities, and perfect balance of modern conveniences with untouched natural beauty.

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Tucked away in Colorado's high country, Fulford Cave Campground invites adventurers to experience the intimate charm of small, thoughtfully arranged campsites nestled among whispering aspens and evergreens. Here, where East Brush Creek babbles past your tent and industrious beavers maintain their pond kingdom, you'll find yourself at the gateway to the magnificent Holy Cross Wilderness. The young forest of aspen, spruce, and fir creates a delicate canopy overhead, offering dappled shade and the perfect backdrop for your mountain escape.

Sopris Ranger District, Carbondale, CO, 81623, USA

Aspen Sopris Ranger District, PO Box 309, Carbondale, CO 81623

MOLLIE B WHITE RIVER, SOPRIS RANGER DISTRICT, CARBONDALE, CO, 81623, USA

Sporis Ranger District

Aspen Ranger Station, 806 W. Hallam, Aspen, CO 81611, USA

806 W. Hallam

SOPRIS RANGER DISTRICT, CARBONDALE, CO, 81623, USA

GUNNISON, GRAND MESA, AND UNCO

SOPRIS RANGER DISTRICT, CARBONDALE, CO, 81623, USA

GUNNISON, GRAND MESA, AND UNCO

White River National Forest

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SOPRIS RANGER DISTRICT

Highway 133, south side of McClure Pass, near Marble, CO

Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre and Gunnison National Fore

665 Difficult Campground Rd, Aspen, CO 81611

White River National Forest

Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre and Gunnison National Forest

FRYING PAN RIVER RD

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.

WHITE RIVER

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.

REDFEATHER LAKES, BELLEVUE, CO, 80512, USA

Nestled along the pristine shores of Dowdy Lake, this mountain retreat offers 70 thoughtfully designed campsites that blend modern convenience with natural beauty. Choose from 60 spacious sites equipped with electric hookups for RVs and trailers, or embrace a more traditional camping experience at one of 10 dedicated tent-only sites. Each campsite serves as your personal basecamp, complete with a sturdy picnic table for lakeside meals, a dedicated tent pad, and a campfire ring with grill where evening stories and s'mores come to life. Modern vault toilets, fresh drinking water stations, and regular trash collection ensure comfort without compromising the wilderness experience.

46525 ST HWY 114, Saguache, CO 81149, USA

Nestled deep within the Rio Grande National Forest at 9,500 feet, Stone Cellar Guard Station beckons adventurers seeking true mountain solitude. This remote cabin sanctuary, perched at the edge of the La Garita Wilderness, serves as your gateway to pristine fishing streams, untamed hiking trails, premier hunting grounds, and exhilarating winter sports terrain. Here, where the modern world fades away, you'll discover the Colorado high country as it was meant to be experienced.