Gold Lake Area Dispersed

Took a chance on this place for Saturday camping, arrived here around 10am, so many spots! My group of 6 took the second spot on the right, we hiked about a mile to the lake only to discover a whole different area for camping! The lake is private, but pretty cool rock formations that you can climb up. There's fire rings at every site, FYI there were little to know mosquitos at the first couple spots, but got worse as we walked towards the lake. No amenities, no cell service for ATT, Verizon, & T-mobile. Solid spot, close to Boulder!

Great spot right outside of boulder, easy to navigate to. No access to the lake which sucks but other than that 10/10.

Gold Lake Road is one of the best spots for dispersed camping in the area. There are a ton of spots on the way to the lake. I've been able to find a spot even on a summer Saturday, which can be hard to do in many of these dispersed camping zones outside of Boulder. Convenient access to RMNP and Indian Peaks Wilderness.

Great camping spot. Not a lot of bugs, service at the top of the rocks, close to Nederland

We turned down Forest Road 372B from Gold Lake Road. Not too many people here, which was lovely. Very quiet and lots of space in between sites. You’re going to want 4WD for some of the sites, but there are others appropriate for smaller cars. They even have sites big enough for larger groups. Our was up a hill with a view of the lake. Gold Lake is a private lake, so look but don’t touch. This was a great place for dogs!

Love it here, very secluded. One of my fans fav spots. No amenities. Bring what ya need and shower ahead of time.

First off, not Oregon, this is in Colorado.

Drove around searching for somewhere to park the teardrop after our first destination was full, and ended up here at Gold Lake.

Got to the lake and figured out it was a private lake, which was a bummer because it would be a beautiful place to wake up in the morning, but after turning around we found the first forest service road and turned onto it.

About 1/4 mile down the road we turned into the first spot with a fire pit, and turned out to be exactly what we were looking for. Beautiful sunshine, but some wind, and frigid single digits overnight, but it was Colorado mountain camping at its finest.