Rifle Gap State Park

If you look at a map of Colorado, Rifle Gap State Park is basically smack dab in the middle of the Rocky Mountain range, just a short distance off I-70. This is where you’ll find Cottonwood Campground. And let us tell you, you’ll be glad you found it. Situated right on the shores of a beautiful 350-acre reservoir, you’ll have front-row seats to so Read more...

When whoever built Lakeview campground decided to build it, they definitely had the right idea. Perched atop a hill overlooking a huge mountain reservoir in the heart of the Colorado Rockies, this place is next-level scenic. Roll in with your tent, RV, trailer or converted school bus and grab yourself a site. Any will do, because there ain’t a bad Read more...

Come one, come all to Cedar Campground in Rifle Gap State Park. If you’ve made it here, you’re doing something right because this is THE place to be in Colorado. With sites scattered along a pristine mountain reservoir, you’ll definitely want to bring your fishing pole and maybe your bathing suit—but remember, this area is covered with snow half t Read more...

Sage Campground is one of five spots to camp in Rifle Gap State Park, but what makes this place special is its easy access to miles of off-roading trails. If you have a lifted truck with tires that look like they came off a machine at a construction site, look no further. Of course, if you’re towing a boat and looking to spend most of your time on Read more...

Pinyon Campground is the smallest of five campgrounds in Rifle Gap State Park. While visitors towing big boats, jet skis and homes-on-wheels will want to look elsewhere, simple campers with a tent or a tiny trailer will love this spot. It’s quieter and and more private than the other campgrounds, with sites nestled amongst pinion and juniper trees Read more...