- Eagle Campground & Overflow Parking Lot: Starting September 22, the campground and overflow parking lot will be temporarily closed until further notice. Visitors can only access the shower house via the 400 ft. walkway marked by cones from the parking area on CR 31. Please plan accordingly for any accessibility needs or if you are carrying lots of items.
- North Pines Campground & Boat Ramp: Starting August 4th, the campground will be temporarily closed. After September 1, there will be no access to the North Pines area during the week (Monday–Friday) until further notice. The boat ramp and day-use areas will be open on Saturdays and Sundays only.
- Big Thompson Campground: Starting April 1, the campground will begin transitioning into day-use parking and will not offer camping. The area is currently closed until further notice.
- South Bay/Inlet Bay Campgrounds & Boat Ramps: During active construction there will be limited parking and single-lane access. One boat ramp will be open to access the reservoir at Horsetooth at all times. Satanka ramp is closed after Labor Day due to normal closure times.
- More Info: Visit larimercamping.com or call (970) 619-4570.
Larimer County Department of Natural Resources manages a variety of campgrounds for every style of camping. Whether it's large group camping, boat-in sites, equestrian campgrounds, backcountry experiences or even tipi camping, we have it all.
Learn more through our campgrounds and cabins tabs and be sure to make your reservations early. Campgrounds start filling up six months in advance!
The following is NOT allowed:
- Secondary units at campsites such as additional RVs, 5th wheels, trailers, pop-ups, etc.
A camping unit is defined as a wheeled unit used to sleep in. However, additional ground tents are allowed. Walk-up camping without a reservation. Same-day reservations can be made online,
by calling 1-800-397-7795, or in person at a park office.(Please contact the Administrative Office with questions : 970-619-4570)
Image: Pinewood Reservoir Campground by Jim Janicki