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The best camping near Fort Collins, Colorado.
Plan your Centennial State adventure from the diverse and convenient FoCo area.
The moderately-sized city of Fort Collins is an excellent location from which to explore northern Colorado. From here you have easy access to both Rocky Mountain National Park and the Arapaho & Roosevelt National Forest. You've also got a straight shot down I-25 to Denver for big-city fun.
If you're driving in, try to take the Cache la Poudre Scenic Byway. You'll Read more...
The moderately-sized city of Fort Collins is an excellent location from which to explore northern Colorado. From here you have easy access to both Rocky Mountain National Park and the Arapaho & Roosevelt National Forest. You've also got a straight shot down I-25 to Denver for big-city fun.
If you're driving in, try to take the Cache la Poudre Scenic Byway. You'll get some incredible views of the Poudre Canyon and its associated river. Wildlife watchers should keep an eye out for native bighorn sheep. The river's also a great place for trout fishing, so bring your best pole!
Head west of FoCo to reach Horsetooth Reservoir, which offers a variety of waterside camping activities. Here you can suit up and go scuba diving, picnic by the shore, or relax on a boat. Almost 2,000 acres of public land allows for hiking and rock climbing as well. Campsites usually fill up for the weekends, so call ahead to reserve!
If you're looking for camping in the city itself, hit Fort Collins/Lakeside KOA. As the name implies, you'll find standout lakefront sites here. Tired out after a long day of mountain hiking? The campground also includes deluxe cabins with hot tubs.
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