Great off the grid location
Paid $36/night
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What campers say
Camp Hale Memorial Campground is a clean, well-maintained, historically rich spot in the Colorado Rockies with sweeping mountain views, wildflowers in late July, and interpretive plaques about its WWII past. Sites feel private with shade and are good for tent camping, biking, hiking and nearby trail access (including the Colorado Trail and Kokomo Pass); Leadville is a 15–20 minute drive for services. Amenities are basic: vault toilets only, no hookups, water, or dump station, and little to no cell service. Hosts are praised as friendly and helpful. It’s generally quiet, though some visitors report road noise at night.
Our summary of 68 traveler reviews.
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📖 About This Campground
Camp Hale Memorial Campground near Leadville Colorado offers 21 primitive RV and tent camping sites with some able to handle RVs up to 60 feet in length. Located in the Camp Hale National Historic Site about 15 miles south of Minturn, CO in a wide, flat, open valley sparsely forested by lodgepole pines. There are 21 campsites available. It is near the headwaters of the Eagle River with the East Fork River close by. The Colorado Trail crosses within walking distance and the gravel roads in the Camp Hale area provide easy walking and bike paths. Fishing is also available in numerous small streams nearby. US Forest Service campground located at 9200'.