Best Tent Camping near Hugo, CO

Feeling of privacy, each site is far enough from each other that you are not aware of neighbors camping. Spent a night in March. I was the only one. Got here in the middle of the night. Each site is an off-shoot from the main dirt road. Numerous different sized sites to allow for any size vehicle/camper/rv. I tent camped at a high point overlooking the old reservoir which is now dried up unfortunately. Ugly view, not much to look at. But plenty of space to camp and best of all, Free! Oh and there is one handicap accessible large vault toilet/restroom. If you’re on the other side of the reservoir though you’re better off just going behind a bush

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.

We stayed here on the Friday night of Labor day weekend 2019 in a tent on our way west. Nice area with plenty of places scattered out so you don't have to be close to others. Only one other person staying in the area that night. And completely free!!

If you’re traveling on I-70, this little spot is an easy pull off for free camping. We got in at 10:30pm and had no trouble finding a spot to put up our tent. It was quiet and easy. If you’re looking for water there is none, the reservoir is dried up.

Beautiful flowers dot the rolling hills of this campground. Restrooms were well maintained, one for the campground, and water available. The "reservoir" was but a marsh when I visited in June. It seems out of the way but in the background you can hear I-70 traffic. 3 areas suitable for RV/Group camping but plenty room for tents.

Free! And you've gotta love free camping. We weren't able to find any amenities when we got in around 21:30 and set up in the dark. We saw the picnic tables some have talked about on our way out this morning. Went to (39.2902069, -102.9839294) and found a small loop with space to pull off and set up tents.

Stopped over on our way to Denver with our Roof Top Tent. Got in right around sunset and was given a nice level plot. The showers/bathrooms are clean, excellent water pressure and ample hot water. Laundry is $2/load wash/dry and they have a lovely little book exchange. Residential area, quaint and quiet about 1.5mi off the highway. Owner was very friendly and accommodating.

RVs themselves weren't loud when there, but you are right in the neighborhood and the nextdoor welder was pretty loud late into the night. Small quiet town made for a great stopover, but next time might look to go further or camp out in a nearby park to feel less conspicuous. There are two tent areas, one by the road in front of the house, the other by the back in front of a cabin. Without knowing if anyone was inside, was a tad creepy setting up close to the cabin.

Traveling through Colorado, perfect place for a one night stop on your way to the next stop. Small town and great owners, loved the family feel to it. Bathrooms were just okay, but for one night all you need. Would stop here again if passing through.

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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