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San Isabel National Forest Campgrounds

  • 877-444-6677

The developed campgrounds in the San Isabel Forest are managed through Recreation.gov, near some of Colorado’s highest mountain peaks along the Continental Divide. This forest draws crowds of all types, from fisherman to horseback riders, from family reunion groups to small backpacking duos, from ATV riders to downhill mountain bikers. In this large, diverse forest, you can find and enjoy almost any recreational activity.

Please check current fire restrictions.

Reservation camping can be booked from 6 months ahead to 5 days ahead at Recreation.gov or 877-444-6777. Less than 5 days ahead is first come/first serve only.

Not all campgrounds have access to potable water, please plan to bring your own water. Water is available at the Leadville Sanitation Department at 911 US-HWY 24.

These peaceful, scenic campgrounds are near Leadville and Twin Lakes:

Halfmoon Creek:

Elbert Creek – First come, first serve only

Half Moon East – First come, first serve only

Half Moon West – First come, first serve only

Turquoise Lake:

Baby DoeBy reservation and first come/first serve

Belle of Colorado – First come/first serve only – Tent Camping only

Father DyerBy reservation and first come/first serve

Matchless – First come, first serve only

May QueenBy reservation and first come/first serve

Molly BrownBy reservation and first come/first serve

Printer Boy Group SiteBy reservation and first come/first serve

Silver Dollar By reservation and first come/first serve

Tabor  – First come, first serve only

Twin Lakes:

Dexter – First come, first serve only

LakeviewBy reservation and first come/first serve

Parry Peak – First come, first serve only

Twin Peaks – First come, first serve only

White StarBy reservation and first come/first serve

 

Photo Credits – Matt Eaton and @chris_in_the_mountains

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A man fishing from a paddleboard on a beautiful day at Twin Lakes