Best Campgrounds near Hugo, CO

A small RV park that seems to cater to longer term residents. It was quiet and comfortable and I only stayed one night. I did not see restrooms, showers, dump station, trash disposal, etc. Check in was all online and I never knew if there were camp hosts or managers.

Disappointed . This site is located near what appears to be grain silos. Our visit was near end of Sep and no smells apparent from processing…. The area was experiencing high winds and the road to the site is all dirt. So the vehicle was caked with dirt. The site is graveled with the RV area having an attempt at “greening “ the area. The greening plants are not maintained as a mix of Johnston grass and weeds. The Rv area is closely packed. We did not stay here. Due to the above and we were able to hear freeway noise. The site appeared older and not well maintained or managed

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Regulations: In addition to those restrictions listed in regulation#900 the below listed provisions or restrictions apply(see Chapter 9, http://cpw.state.co.us/aboutus/Pages/Regulations.aspx). More Information: CPW Office(Colorado Springs):(719) 227- 5200 CPW Website: http://cpw.state.co.us 

A. Hunting is prohibited, except for youth mentor hunting only. No more than one mentor per youth hunter may engage in hunting. 

B. Camping is allowed by licensed hunters during an established big game season or spring and fall turkey season plus three(3) days before and three(3) days after each season or while actively fishing. 

C. Fires are allowed within an established containment structure in designated areas.

https://cpw.state.co.us/swa/Flagler%20Reservoir%20SWA

The reservoir is currently closed but you can park around one side and walk to sites. This place is absolutely beautiful, secluded, and even has bathrooms with basic composting toilets, which is a great unexpected bonus for a dispersed site.

Hunting is permitted in this area so obviously be cautious and wear bright colors. We saw a lot of deer. Also saw a rattle snake, so watch where you step.

The reservoir is currently dry and filled with wildflowers, very beautiful.

Spent a travel day night here. The campground is extremely easy to get to from I70. Our site was shaded and very quiet - only a few blocks from the highway, but I didn't hear any truck noise. Water, electric, sewer all worked great and only $40/night. 

I'd stay here again when traveling through the area. 

The owners are really nice and made us feel very welcome. We appreciated the small snacks they offered in the office after a day on the road!

The water reservoir was non existent. Area looked like people hadn’t been there in a while. Just odd place. We needed up leaving

East entrance closed with sign that says authorized vehicles only. West entrance by the restrooms was open but the road back to the campsites also had an authorized vehicles only sign blocking the road. I probably could’ve chances staying in the lot by the restrooms but it seemed extra sketchy and I didn’t want to get a knock in the middle of the night to move. Had to go to the La Quinta Inn in Limon because the truck stops were full. The La Quinta has rv parking and my combined 49ft of truck/TT fit fine.

Jake from the Dyrt here!  Whether you’re going to the races or nearby to explore the natural surroundings, this camp on Funk Road can be the home base you need.  Make sure to post pictures and a review of your stay!

there’s nothing to do there and sometimes there’s hunters. every campsite is within living room view of the nearby home. reservoir is dried up. only a few sites to stay at

Free campsite with level spots. Vaulted toilets, covered tables, quiet with wildlife. Just 3.5miles off I-70

Definitely no frills camping but is perfect for stopping to sleep overnight while making your way across CO. As others have said the reservoir is dried up. We rolled in around 9:30pm and it was pretty hard to see where spots were, the first old fire ring and table we found we stopped and set up shop. The grass/trees were extremely over grown so the table was unusable, which was really no big deal for us but just be aware. One other camper arrived after us but the spots are so spread out we didn’t know their location until we were leaving in the morning. Had our three dogs with us, one on the smaller side. There must be a big pack of coyotes nearby because we heard them howling and yapping all night long in very close proximity so we kept our small dog close to us out of caution. Kinda cool to listen to though. Very minimal highway noise, overall quiet and peaceful. No water available, vault toilets on the opposite side of the reservoir we didn’t use. Reason for 4/5 stars is just over overgrown and unkempt it is. Would stop here again if needing a quick overnight.

Well dispersed campsites all around the reservoir. Roads branch off the main road leading to sites. There is an out house. Any trash needs to be packed out.

It was really quiet and easy to get to

There is multiple private dispersed camping sites for vans, tents, RVs. -fire ring -free -picnic table -no bathrooms -no water Breezy and beautiful even in June. Great place to watch a sunset away from it all.