Best Camping Sites in Denver, Colorado

Some of the best-hiking destinations in Denver include Chatfield Reservoir, Grand Lake Camping, Rainbow Lakes Campground, Molas Lake Park and Campground, Golden Gate Canyon State Park, Bear Lake Campground, Maroon Bells, etc.

Narrow down your favorite camping destination with the list we have made for you:

1.         Bear Lake Campground: Bear Lake The campground is a 2,600-acre lake park situated 30 minutes away from Denver. This campground features a deep green pine forest, snow-glazed mountains, and amazing topography.

2.         Grand Lake Camping: Grand Lake Camping offers several popular camping grounds like public campgrounds in Rocky Mountain National Park, Byer’s Peak, Robber’s Roost, St. Louis Creek, etc. Some of the most well-known spots to pitch a tent around this region include Pumphouse campground, Radium campground, Wolford campground, Red Mountain RV Park, North sandhills campground, Elk Creek campground, Stillwater campground, etc.

3.         Rainbow Lakes Campground: Rainbow Lakes Campground is open every mid-June to September. It is located at the corner of the Rainbow Lakes Road, next to the Indian Peaks Wilderness. It is a first come first served system of campsites that features small trailers and tents. Per campsite 8 people are allowed for a 14day stay limit. Picnic tables, vault toilets, trash services, and fire grates are available on each campsite.

4.         Golden Gate Canyon State Park: Golden Gate Canyon State Park features over 35 miles of hiking trails, 152 primitive and electric campsites, 2 yurts, 6 cabins, group camping sites, and 1 horse-friendly guest house. This campsite is located 30 minutes aw3ay from Denver along 92 Crawford Gulch Road.

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