The best desert campgrounds near Lone Tree, Colorado

Looking to experience the desert terrain near Lone Tree, Colorado? Look no further than Hipcamp! With over 860 options in the area, you're sure to find the perfect campsite for your desert adventure. Whether you're interested in horseback riding, exploring historic sites, or just taking in the stunning scenery, there's something for everyone. Check out top campsites like Historic Ranch at Mt. Princeton (196 reviews), Twisted Sisters Farm (74 reviews), and Boho Mountain Chic, Boulder, CO (50 reviews). With popular amenities like pet-friendly options, potable water, and showers, you'll have everything you need to enjoy your camping experience. Plus, with prices ranging from as low as $7 per night to an average of $110 per night, you can find the perfect campsite to fit your budget. Start planning your desert camping adventure today!

97% (102)

Top-rated campgrounds

1. Twisted Sisters Farm

96%

(135)

46mi from Lone Tree · 3 sites · Tents, RVs · Florissant, CO

I bought this land to move from Houston Learn more about this land: In by 2PM, out be 1:30OM. I widened the gate and moved my mailbox for easier access. Butane fire rings allowed on private property during a fire ban . Camp anywhere on 60 acres. In one direction there are rolling meadow. Another rocky outcropping. Look to the south and you’ll see the BLM land that shares my fence line. If you want access to town you’re there. You choose how you want to feel. In the woods, in the forest, on huge rocks, flat land or turn around and see CR 1 ( 1/4 mile driveway). Forty five minutes west of Colorado Springs, ten miles to Divide for grocers. One half mile to ice, gas, pizza etc. It is first come first serve with the sites. Two that are near trees for large RVs. One up higher works for pull thru trailers. Plenty of room in the pasture. I just got my first negative review referring to it being dry prairie land. Some pictures are from late last summer.. We haven’t had enough rain yet for it to green up. Also it can be windy.

2. Rainbow Trout Ranch & Campground

27mi from Lone Tree · 21 sites · Pine, CO

Welcome to Rainbow Trouch Ranch & Campground, a hidden gem in Colorado that combines serene camping experiences with exceptional fishing opportunities. Nestled just a mile from the stunning Staunton State Park, our campground offers visitors unparalleled access to a variety of outdoor adventures. At Rainbow Trouch Ranch, you can immerse yourself in nature while enjoying activities such as hiking, rock climbing, biking, and horseback riding. The nearby park is also a fantastic spot for wildlife viewing, allowing you to connect with the local fauna in their natural habitat. Our campground is designed to provide a peaceful retreat, ensuring privacy and comfort for all our guests. Whether you're looking to cast a line in our well-stocked fishing spots or explore the breathtaking landscapes of Staunton State Park, Rainbow Trouch Ranch & Campground is the perfect destination for your next outdoor getaway. Come and experience the beauty of Colorado with us!

Looking to experience the desert terrain near Lone Tree, Colorado? Look no further than Hipcamp! With over 860 options in the area, you're sure to find the perfect campsite for your desert adventure. Whether you're interested in horseback riding, exploring historic sites, or just taking in the stunning scenery, there's something for everyone. Check out top campsites like Historic Ranch at Mt. Princeton (196 reviews), Twisted Sisters Farm (74 reviews), and Boho Mountain Chic, Boulder, CO (50 reviews). With popular amenities like pet-friendly options, potable water, and showers, you'll have everything you need to enjoy your camping experience. Plus, with prices ranging from as low as $7 per night to an average of $110 per night, you can find the perfect campsite to fit your budget. Start planning your desert camping adventure today!

97% (102)

Top-rated campgrounds

1. Twisted Sisters Farm

96%

(135)

46mi from Lone Tree · 3 sites · Tents, RVs · Florissant, CO

I bought this land to move from Houston Learn more about this land: In by 2PM, out be 1:30OM. I widened the gate and moved my mailbox for easier access. Butane fire rings allowed on private property during a fire ban . Camp anywhere on 60 acres. In one direction there are rolling meadow. Another rocky outcropping. Look to the south and you’ll see the BLM land that shares my fence line. If you want access to town you’re there. You choose how you want to feel. In the woods, in the forest, on huge rocks, flat land or turn around and see CR 1 ( 1/4 mile driveway). Forty five minutes west of Colorado Springs, ten miles to Divide for grocers. One half mile to ice, gas, pizza etc. It is first come first serve with the sites. Two that are near trees for large RVs. One up higher works for pull thru trailers. Plenty of room in the pasture. I just got my first negative review referring to it being dry prairie land. Some pictures are from late last summer.. We haven’t had enough rain yet for it to green up. Also it can be windy.

2. Rainbow Trout Ranch & Campground

27mi from Lone Tree · 21 sites · Pine, CO

Welcome to Rainbow Trouch Ranch & Campground, a hidden gem in Colorado that combines serene camping experiences with exceptional fishing opportunities. Nestled just a mile from the stunning Staunton State Park, our campground offers visitors unparalleled access to a variety of outdoor adventures. At Rainbow Trouch Ranch, you can immerse yourself in nature while enjoying activities such as hiking, rock climbing, biking, and horseback riding. The nearby park is also a fantastic spot for wildlife viewing, allowing you to connect with the local fauna in their natural habitat. Our campground is designed to provide a peaceful retreat, ensuring privacy and comfort for all our guests. Whether you're looking to cast a line in our well-stocked fishing spots or explore the breathtaking landscapes of Staunton State Park, Rainbow Trouch Ranch & Campground is the perfect destination for your next outdoor getaway. Come and experience the beauty of Colorado with us!

Stories from the community

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Jason

October 2025

20 ft travel trailer

Weekend Trip to Twisted Sisters Farm

Great experience! We stayed at site 2. It felt very private, and was plenty flat for our RV. We would definitely come back

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Leila

September 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Twisted Sisters Farm

The land was beautiful with a nice open field. Flat land with a great skyline. Made camping easy and convenient

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Dr. Lucy

August 2025

Tent

With kids

Weekend Trip to Twisted Sisters Farm

Beautiful land in the country, wide open hillside with some nice trees as well. There wasn't anyone else to disturb us, and the sky was wide open to watch the stars at night. Wonderful host, definitely recommend.

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Abi

August 2025

20 ft Class B

With kids

Weekend Trip to Twisted Sisters Farm

We took a van to Lisa's farm and camped at site 2. Nice and flat. Peaceful and isolated with great views. Lisa was very accommodating with an unexpected late arrival and gave great directions to the site. Thanks!

Jeremy

August 2025

21 ft Class B

With pets

Weekend Trip to Twisted Sisters Farm

Beautiful views, tucked up in the trees with no one else around. We enjoyed a nice night laughing and telling stories with friends. Bonus, about 5 min away from a great coffee shop!

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Robin

June 2025

27 ft travel trailer

With pets

Weekend Trip to Twisted Sisters Farm

Twisted Sister’s Farm is the perfect blend of peaceful seclusion and easy access to all the fun. I originally picked this spot for its location—it’s close to great dirt biking trails, fishing spots, and a place to do some target shooting. As a Colorado native, one of my favorite things about camping has always been letting the dogs off-leash in your own little slice of wilderness. That freedom has become harder to find with traditional campsites getting more crowded and cramped. That’s exactly why we went with Hipcamp, and Twisted Sister’s did not disappoint. The property gave us the space to breathe, play, and relax. Our dogs roamed freely (respectfully, of course), and we had enough distance from others to feel like we had the place to ourselves. The campsite was wonderfully level—even pulling in after dark, we had no trouble getting the camper set up. The hosts were incredibly kind and quick to respond to messages. And their llamas? Total sweethearts—absolutely had to come over and say hello, which was a fun little bonus. If you’re looking for a peaceful place to post up that’s just far enough from the crowds but still close to all the action, I highly recommend Twisted Sister’s Farm. Plus, the sunsets? Next level. Some of the best I’ve seen.