Arapaho National Forest

Sugarloaf Campground is great if you’re looking to pick up a few extra tan lines and can be found right next to the Williams Fork River in, you guessed it, the Williams Fork Valley, Trees were recently removed due to those darn mountain pine beetles, but you can still get your forest fix by hiking trails in the Arapaho National Forest and nearby B Read more...

Sheer beauty is the only way to properly describe the brilliant blue of Lake Granby from Lake Arapaho Campground, where you'll also find fantastic salmon and trout fishing. Or maybe swimming--drench yourself in that liquid heaven. Maybe a hike will clear your mind, or maybe it won’t. Who cares? Take all the time you need to ponder the amazing that Read more...

RV there yet? Stillwater Campground situated on the northern shore of Lake Granby boasts some of the most desirable boating, fishing, and hiking opportunities in Central Colorado. Numerous trekking and equestrian trails are within arms length to the spacious and readily accommodating campsites. Suited well to big-boy RVs, trailers, groups, and ten Read more...

Solitude is your favorite companion at Denver Creek Campground, where you’ll findbasic amenities, backwoods hiking, and fishing in nearby Willow Creek. The surrounding Arapaho National Forest is a scenic wonderland, so point your car in any direction for a spectacular Sunday drive, then head back to the campground for some serious relaxing. Just b Read more...

Located next to Willow Creek Reservoir at over 8,000 feet of elevation, Willow Creek Campground is the most recently renovated campground in all of the Arapaho National Recreation Area. Water activities are popular here, but only non-motorized boating is allowed on the reservoir. There is one group campsite that can accommodate up to 20 people and Read more...

Sandwiched between the shores of the Colorado River and Shadow Mountain Reservoir, the Green River Campground is a popular place to cool down and chill out. Cast your line in anywhere for a chance to hook a myriad of fish species, or take advantage of the miles and miles of hiking trails nearby. Due to the pesky pine beetle, you won’t find any sha Read more...

Mountain biking has never been so possible! Idlewild Campground—possibly the most beautiful/fun name to say aloud—has everything you would want for a biking excursion. Bring your own or rent from the nearby town, and hit the trails! Feel free to leave the bike and ramble on your own two feet as well—Idlewild doesn’t discriminate!Read more...

You’re gonna get a starry night under the pines with your crew at Mizpah Campground! Sure it’s rustic (there’s no hook-ups here), but you’ve got a gee-tar, all the s’more fixins your stomach can handle, and a bonfire to keep you warm. There really isn't anything else you need! Of course you can class it up by bringing your RV, but your trusty tent Read more...

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Coincidence that this campground is named after one serious lucky item? We think not. Horseshoe Campground is your one-stop destination for all things fun! After you spend the day hiking the trails, relax by the campfire and roast some marshmallows. Just remember to bring your own water!Read more...

Relax in the wilderness retreat that surrounds Robbers Roost Campground: hike the gorgeous trails or try for the fifteenth time to communicate with the wildlife (just us?) Let your inner wanderer roam free. You might actually consider a heist just so you can escape to here!Read more...

The ultimate getaway in the outdoors? Look no further than Sawmill Gulch Campground! With only a few campsites, it’s the perfect fit for those who are looking for a quiet escape. Hike the trails and find inner peace amongst the trees. Come to Sawmill Gulch and unplug!Read more...

Is your horse getting bored of the same old trails back home? South Fork Campground is the place for you! One of the few horse campgrounds, it has a designated corral for two horses with access to the South Fork Trail. So basicall--this sounds amazing. If you don’t have horses (or if your horses aren't bored of their trails back home) feel free to Read more...

Slip away from it all at South Fork Campground in picturesque north central Coloradie! The only facility in the area designated for horse camping, South Fork extends idyllic loop trails in for equestrians and hikers alike throughout the Bayers Peak Wilderness area. Downright dreamy with one small corral, these campsites are spacious and include al Read more...

Welcome to St. Louis Campground where the fires always hot, and the good times flow like a cool mountain creek. In fact, there’s one right next to camp! Based in the wilderness west of Fraser Forest, the grounds offer VIP access to numerous trail systems favored for day hiking and mountain biking. Alongside traditional, rustic cabins, the sites th Read more...

Catch a grand sunset over Grand Lake in the most magnificent way! Set up camp at Sunset Point Campground in Arapaho National Recreation Area. Sittin’ cool and shady on the shores of Lake Granby, the grounds offer traditional facilities accommodating tents, trailers, and RVs. Surrounded by fruitful waters and pleasant day hikes, prepare to get your Read more...

Now, we know you have more than 50 BFFS, but you are going to have to get a cutthroat (see what we did there?) when you come to this group spot. You are about to throw the baddest campfest of a party anyways, so why not get a little exclusive? At Cutthroat Bay Group Campground, you can sip cold beers by the fire and roast the perfect gooey s’mores Read more...

On the road again… on Colorado’s Peak to Peak Scenic Byway? Come rest your travell’n bones in the Columbine Campground and take in the views. Golden aspen trees and fragrant pines will shelter you while miles of hiking and biking trails await!Read more...

As you leave your car and the modern world for the lodgepole pines of Pickle Gulch Group Campground, you might find yourself saying things like “Hey, that’s my wheelbarrow!” or “I’ll meet you at the amphitheatre when the sun is at its highest. ” You haven’t tumbled back to ancient times, you’ve just created your own weekend civilization. Escape yo Read more...

Come camp by ghost towns and old wagon trails at Guanella Pass Campground and get in touch with your inner pioneer. When not re-enacting the wagon days, you might want to enjoy the trout fishing at nearby lakes, hike some burly trails, or collect wood from the spruce forest for your campfire. Oh wait, the pioneers did that too!Read more...

Nestle into groves of aspen and lodgepole pine at Cold Springs Picnic Campground. At an elevation of 9,200 feet the air is crisper, the food tastes better, and the stars are that much closer. Read more...

Come shout it out at Echo Lake Campground, named after its namesake lake at the base of Mount Evans. With a dramatic spruce forest, ample wildlife, scenic hiking trails, starry-starry nights, and tasty fish, one thing is for sure… the camping will be in-tents!Read more...