Fort Collins pulses with craft beer fame, college buzz from Colorado State University, and epic outdoor escapes at Horsetooth Reservoir. Choose from 15 RV parks in our directory to base your trip amid brewery tours and reservoir kayaking. Camp here for quick drives to Old Town's lively square and Poudre River trails.
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Fort Collins brews up Colorado's craft beer scene at New Belgium Brewery on Cedar Street and Odell in the River District. Hikers tackle Horsetooth Rock's steep switchbacks above the reservoir. Cyclists spin the 5-mile Poudre River Trail past Cache la Poudre Wilderness. Fans pack Canvas Stadium for CSU Rams football. Music lovers hit the Colorado Brewers Festival each summer in downtown's historic core.
RV parks turn Fort Collins into your perfect launchpad. Fort Collins Lakeside KOA Holiday draws families with WiFi, pools, and rates from $68 nightly. Horsetooth Reservoir's South Bay Campground fits boaters with WiFi sites starting at $43. Inlet Bay Campground lures budget adventurers to waterfront spots from $38. Larimer County's Horsetooth parks suit tent-RV hybrids craving reservoir views and hiking access.
Fort Collins leads as Colorado's craft beer capital and an outdoor recreation hub. New Belgium Brewery and Odell draw beer pilgrims to tasting rooms. Hikers summit Horsetooth Rock, while CSU Rams games energize Canvas Stadium. Poudre River trails offer year-round biking and paddling.
Find top spots like Fort Collins Lakeside KOA Holiday, Horsetooth Reservoir South Bay Campground, and Inlet Bay Campground. These parks cluster around Horsetooth Reservoir, 10 miles west of downtown, or sit lakeside near city edges. All offer WiFi options and easy access to trails and breweries.
Yes, most RV parks near Fort Collins welcome pets, including Fort Collins Lakeside KOA Holiday and Horsetooth Reservoir campgrounds. Check specific rules for leashes and fees at Larimer County parks. Trails like those at Lory State Park provide dog-friendly hikes right nearby.