The best camping near Sugarite Canyon State Park

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Lake Alice Campground

11 sites · RVs, Tents In Sugarite Canyon State Park

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Gambel Oak Group Campground

1 site · RV, Tent In Sugarite Canyon State Park

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Soda Pocket Campground

1 site · RV, Tent In Sugarite Canyon State Park

Ponderosa Horse Campground

1 site · RV, Tent In Sugarite Canyon State Park

Valve Tenders Group Campground

1 site · RV, Tent In Sugarite Canyon State Park

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Campground at Jamail Ranch

5 sites · RVs, Tents40 acres · Trinidad, CO

5 campsites on 40 acres with Liberty coal mine Unique raw land close to Trinidad, Colorado, USA. 5 unique campsites available This area was involved in the Colorado Coalfield War and has many artifacts to explore. The old Liberty mine site is available to explore. Near the infamous Ludlow, Colorado. I have 40 acres of raw land for camping use. Surrounded by BLM land. No hunting on property. Defunct Liberty coal mine ruins and other Coalfield mine wars ruins onsite to explore.

Lazy Cat Valley

8 sites · RVs, Tents80 acres · Kansas City, CO

Beautiful views, stargazing, gem hunting, seclusion. We have just started and have Lots of plans to grow, but right now we are just land. Solar system in place to charge phones, there is outdoor water to cook with and drink. No wood fires are permitted at this time, but you're welcome to bring over a propane firepit. Our property is on a 7 mile dirt road, so please keep that in mind prior to booking. Your RV/Car can make it, you just need to go slow. There are so many prairie dogs on the beautiful drive to our property, lots of cows too. On our property there are bunnies, mule deer, and more! 420 Friendly We now have a porta-potty for your convenience!

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Hermitage at Rugby Rock

1 site · Lodging30 acres · Lynn, CO

Geodesic dome with electricity, porta potty and Outdoor shower. There is plenty of hiking on site, as well as a fire are for the evenings. The dome is equipped with a stove, king bed, and projector for romantic movie nights in bed or a suspended hammock chair. Owner lives on site with his dog and is respectful of guests’ privacy.

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Aguilar Flats

1 site · RV3 acres · Aguilar, CO

We are in Aguilar colorado 1 mile from Ringo s family store . We have post off Ace hardware library 2 store. Aguilar is a small town 18 miles from Trinidad 17 miles to Walsonburg . Bishop castle is 30 minutes away . We have power on property no water but water in Aguilar 2 sewer hookups

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Fisher's Peak Retreat

1 site · Lodging100 acres · Trinidad, CO

Our property is enchanting! Our home and the cabin were built by local artists and their talents shine throughout the property. It took them several years to clear and build and you can see that their blood, sweat, tears, and love for each other and the land with every rock placement. You will feel as though you are in the midst of sanctuary.Learn more about this land:Our cabin is a quiet Oasis in the midst of 36 acres. You will be about 15 minutes from town, so not too far but far enough! The quiet here is crazy good, and the cabin is fully furnished with all the comforts of home. Enjoy our snacks and breakfast items in the fridge for you to cook in the morning after your arrival. Don't miss the sunrise from the artist bungalow! Please respect quiet hours of 10pm to 8am. Thank you!

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Streamside

1 site · Tent30 acres · Trinidad, CO

Conveniently located near several restaurants and dispensaries, souvenirs and nightlife, off Main Street in Trinidad CO. Come experience the Beautiful mountain view. Camp right near a picturesque stream and appreciate the beauty of the southern Colorado night sky. Portoilet on site and water access.

The best camping near Sugarite Canyon State Park guide

Overview

About

Pair up with your adventure-seeking and photog-loving friends for a trip to Sugarite Canyon State Park! This place is damn beautiful and you’re going to want to capture those memories while you make ‘em. In the spring the canyon is enveloped in wildflowers and you might also spot baby deer and beautiful birds while out on the trails. Sail, kayak, or paddleboard on the water, take a dip or simply stand on the shore with your brew, and cast out for some truly spectacular trout fishing. Sunset photo of you reeling in your biggest catch of the day? Done! There’s also sledding and snowshoeing in the wintertime and year-round camping to cozy up after a long day of fun.

Notable campgrounds

Developed Campsites: Enjoy the comfort of 40 developed campsites, including options with water and electric hookups.
Group Campsites: Ideal for larger gatherings, these sites offer a communal camping experience amid the park's natural beauty.
Full Hookup Campsites: For those seeking convenience, two campsites come with full hookups, ensuring a hassle-free stay.

Tips for snagging a campsite

Book early to secure your spot, as campsites at Sugarite Canyon State Park are in high demand, especially during peak seasons.
Check for cancellations regularly, as last-minute openings can provide unexpected opportunities for a stay.
Consider visiting during the weekdays for better availability and a quieter camping experience.
Explore nearby camping options to maximize your chances of finding the perfect site for your outdoor adventure.

When to go

The best time to visit Sugarite Canyon State Park is during the summer and fall when the weather is ideal for outdoor activities. Winter offers a unique charm with opportunities for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing, though some facilities may be limited.

Know before you go

Check park alerts for any closures or restrictions before planning your visit to ensure a smooth experience.
Remember to pack life jackets if you plan on boating, as safety regulations are strictly enforced.
Accessibility is a priority, with amenities such as restrooms with water and showers available for visitors.
Stay informed about fire alerts and adhere to any fire restrictions to protect the park's natural environment.
For a unique insight into the area's history, visit the historic coal camp with its interpretive trail and signs.