24mi from Brush · 1 site · Tent, RV🌅 Private Lakefront Primitive Camping on Jackson Reservoir
NOTICE-
The water level is now extremely low; they will begin filling the lake soon. Stay tuned for updates.
Leave the crowds behind and discover your own secluded slice of Colorado. Nestled on the quiet east side of Jackson Reservoir, this private waterfront campsite offers breathtaking sunrises unforgettable sunsets, incredible stargazing, and the peaceful sounds of nature.
Whether you’re looking to fish, paddleboard, kayak, swim, birdwatch, or simply relax by the water, this hidden gem is the perfect place to unplug and recharge. The shallow shoreline is great for wading, and the wide-open landscape provides plenty of room to spread out and enjoy your own private retreat.
Nature lovers will appreciate the abundant wildlife, endless skies, and the feeling of having the lake almost to themselves.
What You’ll Love
• 🏕️ Private, secluded lakefront camping
• 🎣 Fishing just steps from your campsite
• 🛶 Paddleboarding, kayaking, and swimming
• 🚶 Scenic walks around the reservoir
• 🌅 Spectacular sunrises and sunsets
• ✨ Amazing stargazing with no light pollution
• 🦅 Excellent birdwatching and wildlife viewing
• 🏍️ Nearby ATV riding area
Just across the reservoir, the state park offers a boat ramp, restrooms, hot showers, and a small convenience store if you need additional amenities during your stay.
Know Before You Go, this is a primitive, dry camping experience with no hookups or utilities. Please bring everything you’ll need for your stay, including drinking water, a generator (if you require electricity) and a porta john.
The property is accessed by a rough dirt road that is not regularly maintained. Road conditions can change with the weather, and high-clearance vehicles are recommended. No one has had trouble reaching the site, the terrain may not be suitable for every vehicle or RV.
If you’re searching for a quiet place to disconnect from the busy world and reconnect with nature, you’ll love camping on the shores of Jackson Reservoir. This isn’t a crowded campground—it’s your own peaceful lakeside escape.