Jefferson, Colorado, lures RV travelers with its gateway status to Pike National Forest and epic hikes along the Colorado Trail at Kenosha Pass. Campers flock here for trout fishing on the South Platte River and stargazing under dark skies. Our directory lists 14 RV parks, many under $30/night, positioning you steps from wilderness trails and alpine lakes.
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About Jefferson, Colorado
Jefferson hugs Highway 285 in Park County, drawing adventurers to Kenosha Pass for panoramic views and the start of the Colorado Trail. Anglers target rainbow trout in Jefferson Creek, while off-roaders explore nearby trails in the Pike-San Isabel National Forest. Families picnic at Jefferson Lake Recreation Area, a short drive from town.
RV parks here cater to every style of camper. Lodgepole Campground suits groups and pet owners with pull-through sites and drinking water from $15/night. Kenosha Pass Campground draws boondockers needing sewer hookups, group areas, and pet-friendly policies at $28 to $30/night. Budget travelers pick Timberline or Jefferson Creek Campgrounds starting at $23 and $25/night, while Lost Park offers basic drinking water amid serene meadows.
- Lodgepole Campground provides group sites and pull-through spots for $15/night
- Kenosha Pass Campground features sewer hookups and pet allowances across 14 total parks
- Jefferson Creek Campground sits near prime trout fishing at $23/night
- Five parks offer drinking water, including Lost Park and Timberline
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