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Rocky Mountain Region Campground Listing ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION COLORADO CAMPGROUND LISTING ARAPAHO & ROOSEVELT NATIONAL FORESTS 970.498.2770 This Campground Listing is just that, a listing of all the campgrounds available BOULDER RD* - BOULDER, CO 303.541.2500 within the Rocky Mountain Region. To determine a campground's Open/Closed SITE # OF MAX status, contact the office of the Ranger District that the campground is in. Most CAMPGROUND NAME ELEVATION SITES SPUR campgrounds in the Rocky Mountain Region are open from Memorial Day through Labor Day. The campgrounds are listed by state, national forest or grassland and Camp Dick 8,650' 41 55' R* $17-20 Y Y ranger district. Consult the corresponding National Forest or Grassland Visitor Kelly Dahl 8,600' 46 40' R* $17 Y N Map for the locations of the campgrounds. Maps can be viewed on-line at: Meeker Park 8,600' 29 25' FC* $9 N N www.fs.usda.gov/main/r2/recreation Olive Ridge 8,350' 56 30' R* $17-20 Y N Peaceful Valley 8,500' 17 55' R* $17-20 Y Y NATIONAL RECREATION RESERVATION SYSTEM CANYON LAKES RD* - FORT COLLINS, CO 970.295.6700 SITE # OF MAX 1.877.444.6777 www.recreation.gov CAMPGROUND NAME ELEVATION SITES SPUR Campgrounds accepting reservations are marked with *R under the column with Ansel Watrous 5,800' 19 45' R* $17 Y Y the Recreation.gov logo shown above. All other campgrounds are on a Aspen Glen 8,660' 9 35' FC* $13 Y N "First-Come/First-Serve" basis and marked with *FC. Reservations may be Bellaire 8,600' 26 60' R* $18-23 Y Y made through the toll-free number or website listed above. Big Bend 7,700' 8 45' FC* $13 Y N To make a reservation, give the name of the campground, the national forest and Big South 8,440' 4 30' FC* $13 N N your credit card number. There is a non-refundable $9.00 fee for each site, per Browns Park 8,400' 28 60' FC* $12 N N reservation. Reservations must be made at least 5 days in advance of your intended stay. Chambers Lake 9,200' 51 30' R* $18 Y Y Dowdy Lake 8,100' 62 70' R* $18-23 Y Y FOR ANY QUESTIONS CALL THE LOCAL RANGER DISTRICT OFFICE! Dutch George Flats 6,500' 20 70' FC* $17 Y Y Grandview 10,220' 9 PL* FC* $14 Y N Jack's Gulch 8,100' 64 80' FC* $18-23 Y Y Jack's Gulch Group 8,100' 1 80' R* $140 Y Y PURCHASE FIREWOOD LOCALLY TO PROTECT OUR FORESTS! Kelly Flats 6,600' 29 65' FC* $18 Y N Destructive insects and diseases can get a free ride into our Region in firewood brought in from out of state or from home. For more information, contact the Long Draw 10,030' 24 55' FC* $14 Y N US Forest Service's Regional Forest Health Management office at 303.275.5463. Mountain Park 6,500' 55 45' R* $18-23 Y Y Mountain Park Group 6,500' 1 45' R* $110 Y Y ABBREVIATIONS AND ICONS USED IN THIS GUIDE Narrows 6,400' 15 50' R* $17 Y Y *FC - Campground is on a "First Come/First Serve" basis North Fork Poudre 9,200' 9 35' FC* $11 N N *R - Campsites may be reserved through Recreation.gov Sleeping Elephant 7,800' 15 30' FC* $13 Y N *PL - Must use Parking Lot *RD - Ranger District *TO - Tent Only Stove Prairie 6,000' 9 55' R* $17 Y Y Tom Bennett 9,000' 12 25' FC* $11 N N Recreation.gov Drinking Water Tunnel 8,600' 49 70' FC* $16 Y N Reservation icon Available icon West Lake 8,200' 35 80' R* $18-23 Y Y Campground Wheelchair *FC - Campground is on a "First Come/First Serve" basis Fee icon Accessible icon *PL - Must use Parking Lot USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer. *R - Campsites may be reserved through Recreation.gov rev. 02/20/13 *RD - Ranger District COLORADO GRAND MESA, UNCOMPAHGRE & GUNNISON NATIONAL FORESTS 970.874.6600 ARAPAHO & ROOSEVELT NATIONAL FORESTS 970.498.2770 (cont.) GRAND VALLEY RD* - GRAND JUNCTION, CO 970.242.8211 SITE # OF MAX CAMPGROUND NAME CLEAR CREEK RD* - IDAHO SPRINGS, CO 303.567.3000 ELEVATION SITES SPUR SITE # OF MAX CAMPGROUND NAME Big Creek 10,000' 26 33' FC* $12 Y N ELEVATION SITES SPUR Clear Lake 10,000' 8 25' FC* $13 Y N Cobbett Lake 10,300' 20 42' FC* $14 Y N Cold Springs 9,200' 38 50' R* $16 Y N Cottonwood Lake 10,000' 36 42' FC* $12 N N Columbine 9,200' 47 55' R* $15 Y N Crag Crest 10,100' 11 27' FC* $12 N N Echo Lake 10,600' 18 35' R* $15 Y N Island Lake 10,300' 38 60' FC* $14-18 Y Y Guanella Pass 10,900' 18 45' R* $15 Y N Jumbo (electric) 9,800' 15 60' R* $22 Y N Pickle Gulch 9,100' 6 PL* R* $40-55 Y N Jumbo (no electric) 9,800' 6 60' R* $18 Y N West Chicago Creek 9,600' 16 30' R* $14 Y N Little Bear 10,200' 36 49' FC* $12 Y Y Spruce Grove 9,900' 16 48' FC* $12 Y N PAWNEE NATIONAL GRASSLAND - GREELEY, CO 970.346.5000 Ward Lake 10,200' 27 45' FC* $14 Y N SITE # OF MAX CAMPGROUND NAME Weir & Johnson 10,500' 12 33' FC* $12 N N ELEVATION SITES SPUR Crow Valley Family 4,800' 10 35' R* $10-14 Y Y Crow Valley Group 4,800' 3 15' R* $45 Y Y GUNNISON RD* - GUNNISON, CO 970.641.0471 SITE # OF MAX Steward J. Adams Group 4,800' 1 40' R* $60-110 Y Y CAMPGROUND NAME ELEVATION SITES SPUR Almont 8,000' 10 35' FC* $10 Y N SULPHUR RD* - GRANBY, CO 970.887.4100 Big Blue 9,800' 11 1 Car FC* $0 N N SITE # OF MAX CAMPGROUND NAME Cement Creek 9,000' 13 36' FC* $14 Y N ELEVATION SITES SPUR Arapaho Bay 8,320' 84 40' R* $17 Y Y Cold Springs 9,000' 6 10' FC* $10 N N Cutthroat Bay Group 8,400' 2 PL* R* $85 Y Y Deer Lakes 10,400' 12 45' FC* $12 Y Y Denver Creek 8,800' 22 45' FC* $15 Y N Dinner Station 9,600' 22 45' R* $14 Y N Green Ridge 8,360' 78 35' R* $17-48 Y Y Dorchester 9,800' 10 44' FC* $0 N N Horseshoe 8,540' 7 50' FC* $12 Y N Gate 8,000' 8 25' FC* $5 N Y Idlewild 9,000' 24 30' FC* $16 Y N Gold Creek 10,000' 6 1 Car FC* $0 N N Midland Group 9,400' 1 PL* R* $75 Y N Gothic 9,600' 4 1 Car FC* $10 N N Robbers Roost 9,830' 11 25' FC* $14 N N Granite 8,600' 7 PL* FC* $10 N N Sawmill Gulch 8,780' 5 40' FC* $12 Y N Hidden Valley 9,700' 3 PL* FC* $0 N N South Fork 8,940' 21 50' FC* $13 Y N Lake Irwin 10,200' 32 50' R* $16 Y N St. Louis Creek 8,900' 16 35' FC* $16 Y N Lakeview (electric) 9,400' 10 60' R* $22 Y Y Stillwater 8,300' 129 40' FC* $20-36 Y Y Lakeview (no electric) 9,400' 58 60' R* $18 Y Y Sugarloaf 8,970' 11 35' FC* $13 N N Lodgepole 9,000' 16 44' R* $12 Y N Sunset Point 8,300' 25 50' FC* $20-38 Y N Lottis Creek (electric) 9,000' 2 48' FC* $22 Y Y Willow Creek 8,130' 35 35' FC* $17 Y N Lottis Creek (no electric) 9,000' 26 48' FC* $18 Y Y Willow Creek Group 8,130' 1 PL* R* $70 Y N Middle Quartz 10,200' 7 1 Car FC* $0 N N Mill Creek 9,500' 22 45' FC* $7 Y Y *FC - Campground is on a "First Come/First Serve" basis Mirror Lake 11,000' 10 32' FC* $10 N N *R - Campsites may be reserved through Recreation.gov *RD - Ranger District COLORADO PAONIA RD* - PAONIA, CO 970.527.4131 SITE # OF MAX CAMPGROUND NAME GRAND MESA, UNCOMPAHGRE & GUNNISON NFs 970.874.6600 (cont.) ELEVATION SITES SPUR Erickson Springs 6,800' 18 45' FC* $10 Y N GUNNISON RD* - GUNNISON, CO 970.641.0471 (cont.) Lost Lake 9,600' 14 35' FC* $0 Y Y SITE # OF MAX CAMPGROUND NAME McClure 8,200' 10 47' FC* $0 N N ELEVATION SITES SPUR Mosca 10,000' 16 45' FC* $12 N N PIKE & SAN ISABEL NATIONAL FORESTS 719.553.1400 North Bank 8,600' 17 44' FC* $12 Y N One Mile (electric) 8,600' 22 58' R* $22 Y Y COMANCHE NATIONAL GRASSLAND 970.874.6600 One Mile (no electric) 8,600' 3 58' R* $18 Y Y NO DEVELOPED CAMPGROUNDS - DISPERSED CAMPING ONLY Pitkin 9,400' 22 50' FC* $16 Y N LEADVILLE RD* - LEADVILLE, CO 719.486.0749 SITE # OF MAX Quartz 9,800' 10 1 Car FC* $10 N N CAMPGROUND NAME ELEVATION SITES SPUR Red Bridge 7,800' 7 25' FC* $5 N Y Baby Doe 9,900' 50 32' R* $16 Y Y Rivers End 9,400' 18 40' FC* $12 Y N Belle of Colorado 9,900' 19 PL* FC* $16 Y N Rosy Lane (electric) 8,600' 1 56' R* $22 Y Y Dexter 9,300' 26 37' FC* $12 N N Rosy Lane (no electric) 8,600' 18 56' R* $18 Y Y Elbert Creek 10,000' 17 16' FC* $13 Y N Slumgullion 11,200' 21 43' FC* $10 Y N Father Dyer 9,900' 26 32' R* $16 Y N Snowblind 9,800' 23 1 Car FC* $10 N N Halfmoon East 9,900' 24 16' FC* $13 Y N Soap Creek 7,000' 21 55' FC* $12 Y N Halfmoon West 9,900' 15 16' FC* $13 Y N Spring Creek 8,500' 12 41' FC* $12 Y N Lakeview 9,500' 27 55' R* $15 Y N Spruce 9,300' 9 1 Car FC* $0 N N Lakeview Group 9,500' 3 40' R* Call Y N Williams Creek 9,200' 23 40' FC* $14 Y N Matchless 9,900' 17 50' FC* $16 Y N May Queen 9,900' 34 32' R* $16 Y Y NORWOOD RD* - NORWOOD, CO 970.327.4261 Molly Brown 9,900' 49 32' R* $16 Y N SITE # OF MAX CAMPGROUND NAME Parry Peak 9,500' 26 32' FC* $15 Y N ELEVATION SITES SPUR Matterhorn (electric) 9,500' 9 45' R* $28 Y Y Printer Boy Group 9,900' 4 32' R* Call Y N Matterhorn (no electric) 9,500' 19 45' R* $20 Y Y Silver Dollar 9,900' 45 22' R* $16 Y N Sunshine 9,500' 18 35' FC* $16 Y Y Tabor 9,900' 20 37' FC* $16 Y N Woods Lake 9,400' 36 45' FC* $14 Y Y Twin Peaks 9,600' 37 32' FC* $15 Y N Whitestar 9,300' 64 35' R* $15 N Y OURAY RD* - MONTROSE, CO 970.240.5300 PIKES PEAK RD* - COLORADO SPRINGS, CO 719.636.1602 SITE # OF MAX SITE # OF MAX CAMPGROUND NAME CAMPGROUND NAME ELEVATION SITES SPUR ELEVATION SITES SPUR Amphitheater 8,400' 35 34' R* $18 Y Y Colorado 8,000' 81 100' R* $17 Y N Angel Creek 8,400' 8 TO* FC* $10 N Y Meadow Ridge 9,200' 19 70' R* $17 Y Y Beaver Lake 8,800' 12 25' FC* $12 N N Painted Rocks 7,900' 18 30' R* $17 Y N Big Cimarron 8,600' 14 25' FC* $12 N N Pike Community Group 7,700' 1 PL* R* $75-175 Y N Columbine 9,000' 6 32' FC* $0 N N Red Rocks Group 8,200' 1 PL* R* $75-100 Y N Divide Forks 9,200' 11 22' FC* $0 N N South Meadows 8,000' 64 80' R* $17 Y N Iron Springs 9,500' 8 32' FC* $0 N N Springdale 9,100' 13 16' FC* $12 N N Silver Jack 8,900' 60 53' FC* $14 N Y The Crags 10,100' 17 22' FC* $12 Y N Thistledown 8,400' 8 TO* FC* $10 N N Thunder Ridge 9,200' 21 60' R* $17 Y Y *RD - Ranger District *TO - Tent Only Wye 10,300' 21 20' FC* $0
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