Fort Collins Camping
If you’re looking to experience the true splendor of Fort Collins’ mountain landscapes and natural beauty, the Fort Collins' campgrounds are as good as it gets. Whether you’re looking for public or private campgrounds, family-friendly camping, or RV Parks, there are plenty of places to set up camp close to town or in the mountains. Neighboring Arapaho & Roosevelt National Forests offer many camping options as well. Camping in Fort Collins means you get to enjoy the best of Colorado’s outdoor recreation just steps from your tent. Spend the day hiking, mountain biking and fishing. Then kick back and relax next to the warmth of your camp fire as you bask under the glow of the Colorado night sky.
Before you go, be sure to check area campsite conditions and regulations:
- Larimer County (Horsetooth Reservoir, Carter Lake, Flatiron Reservoir, Hermit Park Open Space, Pinewood Reservoir)
- Lory State Park
- Arapahoe & Roosevelt National Forest
- Rocky Mountain National Park
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Parks & Open Spaces
Whether you’re in Fort Collins for a weekend or two weeks, it’s nearly impossible to explore all of the trails, lakes, and streams in the surrounding foothills and mountains.
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Hiking & Trails
Fort Collins has several trails for walking, jogging, hiking, in-line skating, biking, or a leisurely stroll inside city limits. The trails are maintained year round and snow is removed from trails...
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Guides & Tours
So you’re ready to venture into the Colorado wild, but you’re not really sure where to go. Or, maybe you don’t have the right equipment to shoot the rapids or hit some single track....
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Rocky Mountain National Park
Just 35 miles from Fort Collins, the peaks of Rocky Mountain National Park soar to more than 13,000 feet and form the Continental Divide.
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