Best Campgrounds near Sedalia, CO

Easy spot to hit that is slightly more off the road than a lot of the other roadside spots along the road. Plenty of solid spots all up and down there in general.

This area is great! There are a lot of sites to choose from and some that are super open. Some within the trees where I stayed. There are many sites with beautiful views and comfortable space. Fire rings at all sites and not much traffic. I slept great here and was very comfortable. Will definitely camp here again

Campsites were nice and well established but pretty close to one another. Campsites 2/3/4 are all pretty close to each-other and you can hear the other sites. It’s a 0.5 mile hike in to the campsite, so plan and pack accordingly. Campsites are along a road (private access only). There was a trash can at the campground which was nice. Also bear boxes. A signed noted moose sightings.

The trailhead parking lot is actually right off of i70. So can be a bit noisy but there are two site on the side of the parking lot that have fire pits. Lots of traffic through the parking lot and people start hiking around 4am so you'll see lights and hear people. Not a bad stay but unfortunately there was a lot of trash around and the early wakeup was a little tough.

There are a ton of different sites on this road and I'm glad I scored a site at the top. The view is pretty rad and it's a quiet location. Some traffic comes through but nothing obnoxious and loud. Definitely some evidence of past parties and some broken glass but nothing extreme. Sites are clean other than that.

I would absolutely come back here. Friendly staff and they are starting to re-do the gravel, making the park look much better!

It’s nice. I like how close it is to stores and shops and such. Also not far from boulder. Price is high. It’s $35 now and that’s especially high considering there is no water now.

There’s plenty of space, but even at this time it gets crowded during the weekends. Lots of off roading around too.

This is not a camping vacation destination. It is a good place to stay if you’re visiting family or temporarily working in the Colorado Springs area. It is a parking lot with full hookups (heated water spigots). A lot of rules about not keeping a trashy site but there are trashy sites. Gated entry and exit (fob or keypad to enter). Two dog runs. NO SMOKING on the property. Sites are close together. We stayed 40 days visiting family so all the negatives were not a big deal with us as we only slept here.

We loved this little campground. It was only about 3/4 full on a weekend September. Mix of tents and teardrops, very quiet and sites felt private. The host was very helpful.

This dispersed site is pretty and is close to the highway, the road seemed a little sketchy in the snow but my RAV4 AWD made it just fine to most of the sites. It snowed on me overnight and the road was still very passable. The last few sites felt just a little too sketchy for my driving skills. It was pretty empty in January, one big pile of trash that was unfortunate and a few people seemed to be there long term. No one bothered me and all the campsites were pretty clean.

What an incredible find! As a full-time RV traveler, I’ve stayed at countless places, but this ranch and animal rescue truly stand out as a hidden gem. From the moment I arrived, I was greeted with the warmest hospitality and an immediate sense of calm. The wide-open spaces, breathtaking sunsets, and the sounds of nature provided the perfect backdrop for a peaceful night's rest in my RV.

What makes this place even more special is the heart behind it. The animals here are so well cared for, and it’s clear that the owners pour their souls into creating a safe haven for them. I had the privilege of learning about their rescue efforts, and it’s truly inspiring. It’s not just a place to stay; it’s a place to connect—with nature, animals, and wonderful people.

The amenities were thoughtfully designed for RV travelers like myself—plenty of room to park, and even a chance to lend a hand at the ranch (which I gladly took advantage of!). I left feeling recharged, inspired, and already planning my return.

If you’re traveling through the area, do yourself a favor and stay here. Support an amazing cause while enjoying an unforgettable experience. Five stars just doesn’t feel like enough!

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Great camping spot, esp, if you like mountain biking.

Not whistler in terms of terrain but plenty of trails for various ability levels.

Much of the area still shows scars from the 1996 fire here, but the sprouts and smaller trees show you a preview of how nature heals and is ultimately uplifting.

Big camping spots, fun campground vibes, noise restrictions so don't worry your kiddos won't be able to hit a reasonable bed time.