**Discover Colorado's Unmatched Camping Paradise** Colorado's camping landscape is nothing short of extraordinary, offering adventures from the snow-capped peaks of Rocky Mountain National Park to the ancient cliff dwellings of Mesa Verde. With 100 exceptional campgrounds earning an impressive 4.5-star average rating, the Centennial State delivers world-class outdoor experiences at an accessible $28 average nightly rate. What sets Colorado apart is its breathtaking elevation diversity—campgrounds ranging from just 12 feet to an astounding 13,188 feet above sea level. This dramatic range creates distinct camping personalities across four major regions: the towering Rocky Mountains, the rugged Western Slope, the accessible Front Range, and the surprisingly diverse Eastern Plains. The state's camping culture embraces every style of outdoor enthusiast. Nearly all campgrounds (93%) welcome tent campers seeking that authentic wilderness connection, while 76% accommodate RV travelers. Though luxuries like showers are rare (only 6% of sites), the trade-off is pristine natural settings within legendary forests like White River, San Juan, and the expansive Grand Mesa-Uncompahgre-Gunnison complex. Adventure opportunities are limitless—88% of campgrounds offer hiking trails, 85% provide fishing access, and an remarkable 92% feature winter activities, making Colorado a year-round destination. From the surreal Great Sand Dunes to the dramatic Black Canyon of the Gunnison, each campground serves as your basecamp for exploring some of America's most spectacular landscapes. Whether you're pursuing wildlife photography, backcountry fishing, or simply seeking solitude under star-filled mountain skies, Colorado's camping scene delivers unforgettable memories.