Pritchett draws RV campers to its stark shortgrass prairies and Two Buttes Reservoir's walleye fishing. This tiny ranching town in southeast Colorado offers solitude amid Baca County's wide-open spaces. Camp at our one listed park, Two Buttes Reservoir State Wildlife Area, and use it as your launchpad for grassland hikes and birdwatching.
Pritchett anchors Baca County's high plains with a population under 150. Ranchers work vast spreads around town, while Two Buttes Reservoir pulls in anglers chasing walleye, crappie, and bass. Comanche National Grassland stretches nearby, hiding dinosaur tracks and Carrizo Creek's cottonwoods. The Santa Fe Trail's ruts linger just north, whispering pioneer history.
Two Buttes Reservoir State Wildlife Area serves as Pritchett's prime RV spot. Primitive sites suit hunters tracking mule deer or birders spotting prairie falcons. Families find it ideal for quiet boating days on the 1,400-acre reservoir, just 12 miles southeast of Pritchett.
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Pritchett stands out for ranching, walleye fishing at Two Buttes Reservoir, and Comanche National Grassland's vast prairies. This speck of a town, home to 140 souls, thrives on agriculture and draws hunters for mule deer seasons. Birders tally over 200 species around the reservoir's shores each year.
Two Buttes Reservoir State Wildlife Area is the RV park in our directory near Pritchett. Located 12 miles southeast, it provides primitive sites amid prime fishing waters. No full hookups here, but the remote setting suits boondockers and hunters perfectly.
Yes, Two Buttes Reservoir State Wildlife Area allows pets on leashes. Colorado Parks and Wildlife rules apply, so keep dogs controlled around wildlife. This setup works well for traveling with furry companions on prairie adventures.