S. Platte Ranger District lures RV campers with the South Platte River's legendary fly fishing and Pike National Forest's web of hiking trails. Base your adventures at Indian Creek Equestrian Campground or Meadows Group Campground, both packed with water and sewer hookups. These spots put you steps from trophy trout and singletrack bliss, all at wallet-friendly rates.
S. Platte Ranger District thrives on the South Platte River, Colorado's gold-standard trout stream where anglers hook rainbows and browns near Wigwam Creek. Hikers conquer the Buffalo Creek Trail loop, a 5-mile gem through aspen groves. Mountain bikers rip the Colorado Trail segments, and off-roaders buzz Forest Road 550 to Rampart Reservoir's shores.
Indian Creek Equestrian Campground draws horse enthusiasts with pull-through sites, sewer hookups, and water at $30/night; big rigs slide in easy. Meadows Group Campground fits large parties and pets with group sites, sewer, and water for $195/night. Travelers pick these as launchpads for day trips to Cheesman Lake or Lost Creek Wilderness.
S. Platte Ranger District excels in fly fishing on the South Platte River and trail adventures in Pike National Forest. Anglers target 20-inch trout near Wigwam Creek, hikers log miles on Buffalo Creek Trail, and bikers tackle 30 miles of singletrack. This ranger district delivers raw Colorado wilderness close to Denver.
Indian Creek Equestrian Campground and Meadows Group Campground anchor RV options here. Indian Creek delivers pull-through sites with sewer and water hookups at $30/night, ideal off County Road 56. Meadows handles groups with pet-friendly sites and full hookups for $195/night, both deep in the district.
Yes, Meadows Group Campground allows pets alongside group sites and water, sewer hookups. This spot charges $195/night and sits amid trails perfect for dog walks near Buffalo Creek. Indian Creek focuses on equestrians but check rules; most forest sites welcome leashed pets.