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Camping In National Forests Rio Grande National Forest The Rio Grande National Forest consists of 1.86 million acres and four wilderness areas. This area offers a wide variety of recreational opportunities for all visitors. San Juan National Forest The San Juan National Forest encompass some 2.5 million acres. This terrain ranges from high-desert mesas to alpine peaks, with many recreational opportunities. Return to Top of Page Camping In State Parks Navajo State Park This 15,000 surface-acre reservoir extends for 35 miles south into New Mexico. Fishing, boating, camping, and wildlife viewing are popular at this State Park. Return to Top of Page Camping In Wildlife Preserves & Refuges Adobe Creek Reservoir State Wildlife Area This refuge is located in Kiowa County at the elevation of 4,128 feet. Coldwater stream fishing, wildlife viewing, and dove/waterfowl hunting are popular here. Brown Lakes State Wildlife Area This area is a shallow reservoir located in the valley of Hermit Lakes Creek in the headwaters of the Rio Grande. The lake is managed as a cold-water fishery and has easy access on county roads. Rito Hondo State Wildlife Area Coldwater lake fishing is available for wild brook trout and stocker rainbows. Road Canyon Reservoir State Wildlife Area This State Wildlife Area is managed as a put-and-grow fishery and stocked periodically with fingerling rainbows. Williams Creek Reservoir State Wildlife Area This reservoir is maintained by annual stocking of fingerling Emerald Lake rainbow/natives, & kokanee salmon fry when available. Brook trout maintain their population by natural reproduction. Return to Top of Page National/State Forests Rio Grande National Forest The Rio Grande National Forest consists of 1.86 million acres and four wilderness areas. This area offers a wide variety of recreational opportunities for all visitors. San Juan National Forest The San Juan National Forest encompass some 2.5 million acres. This terrain ranges from high-desert mesas to alpine peaks, with many recreational opportunities. Return to Top of Page Public RV, Developed Blanco River Campground This campground is set in large ponderosa pine. This campground has 6 sites available. Bridge Campground This campground is set in set in pine stands and has 19 sites available. Cathedral Campground Located near Embargo Creek, there are 33 individual campsites with tables and fireplaces, vault type toilets and developed drinking water with a spring source. The maximum RV size is 35 feet. Cimarona Campground This campground is set in a shady spruce stand with views of the Colorado Mountains. This campground has 21 sites available. Cross Creek Campground This campground is located on the south end of Beaver Creek Reservoir among spruce and fir trees. There are a total of 11 individual campsites for trailers/RV's or tents. East Fork Campground East Fork Campground is located in pine on a shady ridge with views of the Colorado Mountains. This campground has 26 sites available. Lost Trail Campground The facilities have seven sites, each with a parking spur, table and fire ring. A vault type toilet is provided. The drinking system, which is a well, is closed after Labor Day. Lower Beaver Creek Campground The facilities include 20 sites with tables and fireplaces, vault type toilets, centralized refuse bin and a developed drinking water system. This site is suitable for a large RV, up to 35'. Marshall Park Campground The facilities include 16 sites with parking spur, table and fire ring. Drinking water is provided with a well and is closed after Labor Day. Maximum trailer length is 30 feet. North Clear Creek Campground This campground offers 25 sites and is located 24.5 miles west of Creede on Forest Road 510. 2 vault type toilets are provided and drinking water comes from a well. Maximum RV size is 30'. Park Creek Campground The facilities include 13 sites with tables and fireplaces (firewood is not provided), 2 vault type toilets, centralized refuse bin and a developed drinking water system with hand. Maximum RV size is 35'. River Hill Campground There are 20 sites which have tables and fire rings. Most sites will accommodate any sized trailer up to 32 feet and some sites can take a 35 foot unit. Drinking water is provided with two wells and sink water disposal is possible. Teal Campground This campground is in an open park like setting with pine. This campground has 16 sites available. Tiffany Campground The campground, located within the Navajo State Park, provides 25 individual camping sites, 20 of which are for trailers/RVs. These 20 sites have No hook-ups. The remaining five sites are designated for primitive tent camping only. Tucker Ponds Campground This campground includes 16 sites with tables and fireplaces, 2 vault type toilets, trash cans, and a developed drinking water system with hand pumps (in season). Maximum RV size is 35'. Ute Campground This campground is on a gentle, south-facing slope just off the highway. This campground has 24 sites and 32 group sites available. West Fork Campground The campground is located in a shady spruce setting with Colorado Mountain views. This campground has 28 sites available. Williams Creek Campground This campground contains shaded and open sites among spruce and fir with views of the Colorado Mountains. This campground has 65 sites available. Wolf Creek Campground This campground is located in a well shaded spruce setting with views of the Colorado Mountains. This campground has 26 sites available. Return to Top of Page Public RV, Primitive Cojones Campground There are 16 individual sites with ample parking space. Maneuvering space for trailers is limited, and the maximum size for RV's is 25'. Highway Springs Campground The facilities include 11 campsites with tables and fireplaces, 5 campsites with fireplaces but no tables, 2 vault type toilets, trash cans and adequate turn around and parking space for RV's. No drinking water or firewood is provided. Lower Piedra Campground This campground contains 17 large, level sites in shady pine stands with views of the Piedra River. Return to Top of Page Public Tent, Developed Blanco River Campground This campground is set in large ponderosa pine. This campground has 6 sites available. Bridge Campground This campground is set in set in pine stands and has 19 sites available. Caracas Sites This area, located within the Navajo State Park, provides 40 individual camping sites for trailers/RVs. All sites are equipped with electrical hook-ups. Cathedral Campground Located near Embargo Creek, there are 33 individual campsites with tables and fireplaces, vault type toilets and developed drinking water with a spring source. The maximum RV size is 35 feet. Cimarona Campground This campground is set in a shady spruce stand with views of the Colorado Mountains. This campground has 21 sites available. Cross Creek Campground This campground is located on the south end of Beaver Creek Reservoir among spruce and fir trees. There are a total of 11 individual campsites for trailers/RV's or tents. East Fork Campground East Fork Campground is located in pine on a shady ridge with views of the Colorado Mountains. This campground has 26 sites available. Lost Trail Campground The facilities have seven sites, each with a parking spur, table and fire ring. A vault type toilet is provided. The drinking system, which is a well, is closed after Labor Day. Lower Beaver Creek Campground The facilities include 20 sites with tables and fireplaces, vault type toilets, centralized refuse bin and a developed drinking water system. This site is suitable for a large RV, up to 35'. Marshall Park Campground The facilities include 16 sites with parking spur, table and fire ring. Drinking water is provided with a well and is closed after Labor Day. Maximum trailer length is 30 feet. North Clear Creek Campground This campground offers 25 sites and is located 24.5 miles west of Creede on Forest Road 510. 2 vault type toilets are provided and drinking water comes from a well. Maximum RV size is 30'. Park Creek Campground The facilities include 13 sites with tables and fireplaces (firewood is not provided), 2 vault type toilets, centralized refuse bin and a developed drinking water system with hand. Maximum RV size is 35'. River Hill Campground There are 20 sites which have tables and fire rings. Most sites will accommodate any sized trailer up to 32 feet and some sites can take a 35 foot unit. Drinking water is provided with two wells and sink water disposal is possible. Teal Campground This campground is in an open park like setting with pine. This campground has 16 sites available. Tucker Ponds Campground This campground includes 16 sites with tables and fireplaces, 2 vault type toilets, trash cans, and a developed drinking water system with hand pumps (in season). Maximum RV size is 35'. Ute Campground This campground is on a gentle, south-facing slope just off the highway. This campground has 24 sites and 32 group sites available. West Fork Campground The campground is located in a shady spruce setting with Colorado Mountain views. This campground has 28 sites available. Williams Creek Campground This campground contains shaded and open sites among spruce and fir with views of the Colorado Mountains. This campground has 65 sites available. Wolf Creek Campground This campground is located in a well shaded spruce setting with views of the Colorado Mountains. This campground has 26 sites available. Return to Top of Page Public Tent, Primitive Cojones Campground There are 16 individual sites with ample parking space. Maneuvering space for trailers is limited, and the maximum size for RV's is 25'. Highway Springs Campground The facilities include 11 campsites with tables and fireplaces, 5 campsites with fireplaces but no tables, 2 vault type toilets, trash cans and adequate turn around and parking space for RV's. No drinking water or firewood is provided. Lower Piedra Campground This campground contains 17 large, level sites in shady pine stands with views of the Piedra River. Rosa Sites This area, located within the Navajo State Park, provides 33 individual camping sites, 27 of which are for your trailer/RV. These 27 sites are full-hook-ups. The remaining six sites are designated for primitive tent camping only. Tiffany Campground The campground, located within the Navajo State Park, provides 25 individual camping sites, 20 of which are for trailers/RVs. These 20 sites have No hook-ups. The remaining five sites are designated for primitive tent camping only. Return to Top of Page RV, Developed Blanco River Campground This campground is set in large ponderosa pine. This campground has 6 sites available. Bridge Campground This campground is set in set in pine stands and has 19 sites available. Cathedral Campground Located near Embargo Creek, there are 33 individual campsites with tables and fireplaces, vault type toilets and developed drinking water with a spring source. The maximum RV size is 35 feet. Cimarona Campground This campground is set in a shady spruce stand with views of the Colorado Mountains. This campground has 21 sites available. Cross Creek Campground This campground is located on the south end of Beaver Creek Reservoir among spruce and fir trees. There are a total of 11 individual campsites for trailers/RV's or tents. East Fork Campground East Fork Campground is located in pine on a shady ridge with views of the Colorado Mountains. This campground has 26 sites available. Lost Trail Campground The facilities have seven sites, each with a parking spur, table and fire ring. A vault type toilet is provided. The drinking system, which is a well, is closed after Labor Day. Lower Beaver Creek Campground The facilities include 20 sites with tables and fireplaces, vault type toilets, centralized refuse bin and a developed drinking water system. This site is suitable for a large RV, up to 35'. Marshall Park Campground The facilities include 16 sites with parking spur, table and fire ring. Drinking water is provided with a well and is closed after Labor Day. Maximum trailer length is 30 feet. North Clear Creek Campground This campground offers 25 sites and is located 24.5 miles west of Creede on Forest Road 510. 2 vault type toilets are provided and drinking water comes from a well. Maximum RV size is 30'. Park Creek Campground The facilities include 13 sites with tables and fireplaces (firewood is not provided), 2 vault type toilets, centralized refuse bin and a developed drinking water system with hand. Maximum RV size is 35'. River Hill Campground There are 20 sites which have tables and fire rings. Most sites will accommodate any sized trailer up to 32 feet and some sites can take a 35 foot unit. Drinking water is provided with two wells and sink water disposal is possible. Teal Campground This campground is in an open park like setting with pine. This campground has 16 sites available. Tiffany Campground The campground, located within the Navajo State Park, provides 25 individual camping sites, 20 of which are for trailers/RVs. These 20 sites have No hook-ups. The remaining five sites are designated for primitive tent camping only. Tucker Ponds Campground This campground includes 16 sites with tables and fireplaces, 2 vault type toilets, trash cans, and a developed drinking water system with hand pumps (in season). Maximum RV size is 35'. Ute Campground This campground is on a gentle, south-facing slope just off the highway. This campground has 24 sites and 32 group sites available. West Fork Campground The campground is located in a shady spruce setting with Colorado Mountain views. This campground has 28 sites available. Williams Creek Campground This campground contains shaded and open sites among spruce and fir with views of the Colorado Mountains. This campground has 65 sites available. Wolf Creek Campground This campground is located in a well shaded spruce setting with views of the Colorado Mountains. This campground has 26 sites available. Return to Top of Page RV, Full Hook-Up Rosa Sites This area, located within the Navajo State Park, provides 33 individual camping sites, 27 of which are for your trailer/RV. These 27 sites are full-hook-ups. The remaining six sites are designated for primitive tent camping only. Return to Top of Page RV, Primitive Cojones Campground There are 16 individual sites with ample parking space. Maneuvering space for trailers is limited, and the maximum size for RV's is 25'. Highway Springs Campground The facilities include 11 campsites with tables and fireplaces, 5 campsites with fireplaces but no tables, 2 vault type toilets, trash cans and adequate turn around and parking space for RV's. No drinking water or firewood is provided. Lower Piedra Campground This campground contains 17 large, level sites in shady pine stands with views of the Piedra River. Return to Top of Page Tent, Developed Blanco River Campground This campground is set in large ponderosa pine. This campground has 6 sites available. Bridge Campground This campground is set in set in pine stands and has 19 sites available. Caracas Sites This area, located within the Navajo State Park, provides 40 individual camping sites for trailers/RVs. All sites are equipped with electrical hook-ups. Cathedral Campground Located near Embargo Creek, there are 33 individual campsites with tables and fireplaces, vault type toilets and developed drinking water with a spring source. The maximum RV size is 35 feet. Cimarona Campground This campground is set in a shady spruce stand with views of the Colorado Mountains. This campground has 21 sites available. Cross Creek Campground This campground is located on the south end of Beaver Creek Reservoir among spruce and fir trees. There are a total of 11 individual campsites for trailers/RV's or tents. East Fork Campground East Fork Campground is located in pine on a shady ridge with views of the Colorado Mountains. This campground has 26 sites available. Lost Trail Campground The facilities have seven sites, each with a parking spur, table and fire ring. A vault type toilet is provided. The drinking system, which is a well, is closed after Labor Day. Lower Beaver Creek Campground The facilities include 20 sites with tables and fireplaces, vault type toilets, centralized refuse bin and a developed drinking water system. This site is suitable for a large RV, up to 35'. Marshall Park Campground The facilities include 16 sites with parking spur, table and fire ring. Drinking water is provided with a well and is closed after Labor Day. Maximum trailer length is 30 feet. North Clear Creek Campground This campground offers 25 sites and is located 24.5 miles west of Creede on Forest Road 510. 2 vault type toilets are provided and drinking water comes from a well. Maximum RV size is 30'. Park Creek Campground The facilities include 13 sites with tables and fireplaces (firewood is not provided), 2 vault type toilets, centralized refuse bin and a developed drinking water system with hand. Maximum RV size is 35'. River Hill Campground There are 20 sites which have tables and fire rings. Most sites will accommodate any sized trailer up to 32 feet and some sites can take a 35 foot unit. Drinking water is provided with two wells and sink water disposal is possible. Teal Campground This campground is in an open park like setting with pine. This campground has 16 sites available. Tucker Ponds Campground This campground includes 16 sites with tables and fireplaces, 2 vault type toilets, trash cans, and a developed drinking water system with hand pumps (in season). Maximum RV size is 35'. Ute Campground This campground is on a gentle, south-facing slope just off the highway. This campground has 24 sites and 32 group sites available. West Fork Campground The campground is located in a shady spruce setting with Colorado Mountain views. This campground has 28 sites available. Williams Creek Campground This campground contains shaded and open sites among spruce and fir with views of the Colorado Mountains. This campground has 65 sites available. Wolf Creek Campground This campground is located in a well shaded spruce setting with views of the Colorado Mountains. This campground has 26 sites available. Return to Top of Page Tent, Primitive Cojones Campground There are 16 individual sites with ample parking space. Maneuvering space for trailers is limited, and the maximum size for RV's is 25'. Highway Springs Campground The facilities include 11 campsites with tables and fireplaces, 5 campsites with fireplaces but no tables, 2 vault type toilets, trash cans and adequate turn around and parking space for RV's. No drinking water or firewood is provided. Lower Piedra Campground This campground contains 17 large, level sites in shady pine stands with views of the Piedra River. Rosa Sites This area, located within the Navajo State Park, provides 33 individual camping sites, 27 of which are for your trailer/RV. These 27 sites are full-hook-ups. The remaining six sites are designated for primitive tent camping only. Tiffany Campground The campground, located within the Navajo State Park, provides 25 individual camping sites, 20 of which are for trailers/RVs. These 20 sites have No hook-ups. The remaining five sites are designated for primitive tent camping only. Return to Top of Page

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