Hall Valley

Situated at an elevation of 9,900 feet within the Pike and San Isabel National Forests, Hall Valley Campground offers a tranquil retreat marked by its scenic riverfront sites, towering pines, and easy access to both recreational trails and rugged mountain passes. This intimate campground is defined by its nine campsites, each equipped with a picnic table, fire ring, and proximity to a nearby creek that provides a calming natural soundtrack.

With hiking trails like the Gibson Lake Trail just steps away, visitors can immerse themselves in the area's natural beauty while enjoying activities such as fishing, wildlife viewing, and 4-wheel driving in the adjacent Red Cone and Webster Pass areas. The campground itself features basic amenities, including vault toilets and a seasonal water supply, but does not offer electrical hookups or showers, making it ideal for campers seeking an authentic back-to-nature experience.

Located near the small town of Grant, Colorado, and accessible via Park County Road 60, the campground provides a quiet base for exploring this picturesque region. Whether you're planning a weekend nature escape or a midweek retreat to avoid the crowds, Hall Valley Campground delivers a peaceful, secluded experience in the heart of Colorado's stunning mountain landscape.