Beaver Creek Site 4 is located in Colorado, surrounded by forested terrain and mountainous landscapes. The area experiences temperatures ranging from 20°F in winter to 80°F in summer. Nearby, visitors can explore the Rio Grande National Forest and the Great Sand Dunes National Park.

Dispersed sites do not have many of the same rules of a traditional campground which places a greater responsibility on the users to protect our natural resources.

Camp at already used dispersed camping sites.
Camp at least 150 feet from water sources.
All vehicles must stay within 300 feet of the center line of a designated road.
Pack out all of your trash and dispose of it properly.
Dig a pit for your toilet needs at least 150 feet from water and cover the pit before you leave.
Always dump sewage from trailers and motor homes at designated dump stations.
Do not leave campfires unattended. Fires must be extinguished before you go to bed and before you leave. Drown, Stir, Feel! Check with the local Forest Service office for current fire restrictions.
Motorized travel is allowed only on authorized roads and trails. Obtain a Motor Vehicle Use Map from any of the offices or online.
Camping is limited to 14 days in any 30 day period on the Rio Grande National Forest.
All hay must be certified weed free.
A Rio Grande National Forest visitor map can be useful for information regarding the main roads, private land, trails, landmarks, and other features. Maps may be purchased at sjma.org/shop or at district offices.

Beaver Creek Site 4

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I stayed here on June 16 2023. I some with one of the locals there and he said they just opened the gates that morning. This spot is pretty open with room for a small rv or tent camping. It's a short drive up to Poage Lake at the top of the mountain and also a short drive to Beaver Creek Reservoir down the mountain. The road is a well kept dirt road. There was a family that drove their minivan all the way up to Poage lake. We got a little weather while there, mixture of rain and light snow.

Beautiful views and easy drive

No water sources within walking distance. The lake is aways away. It's a pull off on the dirt road that's big enough to fit a small camper on the side of a cliff with high exposure. No cover for thunderstorms. 

Cliff high exposure 

This spot is pretty open with room for a small rv or tent camping. [Area Code](https://928.osttopstfreeware.com) It's a short drive up to Poage Lake at the top of the mountain and also a short drive to Beaver Creek Reservoir down the mountain.

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