Comanche Peak View Campground

Great spot near Red Feather Lakes and probably the only dispersed spot around that has AT&T service. Nobody else was here while I was camping and hardly anyone drove by, it’s pretty far out here. Good views at the end of the road of the meadow if you can make it up, other wise the lower spots have some cool rock formations to check out.

Highly recommend for car camping instead of trailers or RVs, though it is do-able. I came up here with a small off-road trailer just fine, and my family made it up with a 25ft RV but did bottom out at the first turn into the campsite as it is really rutted (short tho). If you come in, come in through Red Feather Lakes on 74E, that way you only have 8 miles of dirt road. Otherwise if you come in from the north it’s like 20 miles + of dirt and gravel, not anything bad but it is washboard-y.

Also go check out Elf Lane (Illy road) in Red Feather if you like weird stuff 🤓

This place is great, scenic and potential solitude depending on where you end up. There are a ton of sites in this area that can accommodate most setups. I stayed closer to the dead end of the road and there was a larger group of kids having a ball but it was a Sat night.

It's a beautiful place and gives many options.

I arrived on a Saturday morning and only two other spots were taken. It was a beautiful area although there isn't a ton to do there. There are large fields on one side with herds of cows and a view off of the other side. A great place to go when everywhere else is busy!

Spent one night here mid-September 2021 and utterly loved it. Stayed on the west side of the "campground" (not a campground at all -- just a collection of primitive/dispersed campsites with no services) at the very end of the road. The sites were very far apart and we hardly heard or saw anyone during our stay. We stayed in a lovely, large, treed area with rock formations on one side and beautiful meadow views on the other.

It was hunting season and we did hear a few shots in the distance now and then, but we were in a "no shooting" area and it did not disturb us.

I have camped here multiple times and always have a great time. There are a few primitive sites here with fire pits, plenty of firewood for gathering, flat spots for a tent and fairly accessible with a high clearance vehicle. This campground is an especially good option for those wanting to avoid the summer crowds of the close by and popular campgrounds of Red Feather Lakes and Lost Lake. I often use this as a home base for exploring some of the trails in those areas. There are also lots of fun boulders in the campground area to climb around on or tuck your tent next to if needing protection on a windy night.