4 dispersed campsites
Fort Collins, Colorado
Campground in Colorado.
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Federal campground in Colorado.
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Clark is popular during peak season. Reserve 2-4 weeks in advance for weekends and holidays.
Most parks have check-in after 1:00 PM and check-out by 11:00 AM. Call ahead if you'll arrive late.
Colorado weather can change quickly. Pack layers and check the forecast for Clark.
Don't miss local attractions near Clark. Ask the camp host for hidden gems and trails.
Mar 18, 2026
Great campground Auth nice sis, friendly people, dark skies, and a fun fishing lake. When you come, be prepared for bugs though. The lake and woods circle with get them. At the right time if year, though (late spring and early summer) you will see a wide assortment of wildflowers near the stocked lake. You can also catch some other wildlife from mammals to birds to reptiles. We enjoyed our time an... Great campground Auth nice sis, friendly people, dark skies, and a fun fishing lake. When you come, be prepared for bugs though. The lake and woods circle with get them. At the right time if year, though (late spring and early summer) you will see a wide assortment of wildflowers near the stocked lake. You can also catch some other wildlife from mammals to birds to reptiles. We enjoyed our time and had plenty of space for our two good sized tents away from the well maintained fire pit.
Mar 18, 2026
Great old style campground with some very large pull through sites. *****Be aware, ourselves and another party did have squirrels get into our engine compartments down at the lakeside campsites. We were able to rattle it out with an aggressive 4x4 ride, not sure about the lady in the Subaru.******
Mar 18, 2026
Renegade 38ft w/Jeep. Mid-September stay (Starting out - 5 stars) Site 23, which is a double site for $52 $18 recreation.gov (recreation.gov would not honor Golden Passport) or $26 paid here in cash/check). For our rig, this was an excellent site. 2 picnic tables and large recreation area behind the RV. Surrounded by trees, the site was exactly what we wanted after State Parks & RV parks. 2.5 mile... Renegade 38ft w/Jeep. Mid-September stay (Starting out - 5 stars) Site 23, which is a double site for $52 $18 recreation.gov (recreation.gov would not honor Golden Passport) or $26 paid here in cash/check). For our rig, this was an excellent site. 2 picnic tables and large recreation area behind the RV. Surrounded by trees, the site was exactly what we wanted after State Parks & RV parks. 2.5 miles on a dirt road that does have some rough spots but no real issues if your taking your time. The CG is open Mid June - Mid October. No water, no electric, one vault toilet surrounded by trees & mountains. Boondocking at its finest. We stayed at Steamboat Lake SP first where they have a dump & water. The Steamboat Lake Outpost (Co Rd 129) has gas & diesel (no canopy so big rigs fit). There are several single sites large enough for big rigs without paying for a double site. Hahns Peak Lake Campground (elevation of 8,500 feet) is situated in a spruce, pine and fir forest near the 160-acre Hahns Peak Lake in the Routt National Forest of north central Colorado. It consists of 23 single unit campsites and 3 double sites. Each site offers a fire grate and a picnic table and the campground offers a vault toilet. According to the NFS, black bear, bobcat, coyote, elk, mule deer and moose inhabit these areas. We did see a caution sign that bear had been active in the area. But, all we saw was a spoiled Shitzu, wanting to go hiking. AT&T 1 bar. Starlink is 200mb. We camped at Hahns Peak Lake Campground in a Motorhome.
Mar 18, 2026
Beautiful campground! Lots of space at each site. Was able to comfortably fit 8 people and 2 dogs with 4 tents and 4 cars. Beautiful views and lake. Well-kept vaulted facilities and dumpsters available. No running water on site so pack it in.
Mar 18, 2026
Probably the calmest lake i have ever been too. Nice quite campground. Nice facilities. Can ride out from camp to local trail systems. Great views
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