Lottis Creek Campground

Set against the shimmering waters of the Taylor River and framed by the lush lodgepole pines of the Gunnison National Forest, Lottis Creek Campground offers a tranquil mountain escape with prime access to fishing, hiking, and wildlife viewing. Its most distinctive feature is the seamless blend of convenient amenities, such as electric hookups at many sites, and easy access to rugged outdoor adventures, including nearby trails and the Fossil Ridge Wilderness. At 8,600 feet, the campground provides a comfortable and scenic retreat with well-maintained facilities and a peaceful ambiance.

Located roughly 27 miles from Gunnison and just 16 miles past Almont along County Road 742, this campground is ideally situated for exploring local treasures. Anglers will relish the proximity to the Taylor River's world-renowned trout fishing, while hikers, mountain bikers, and OHV enthusiasts can venture into a variety of nearby trails. The Fossil Ridge Wilderness is just two miles away, offering pristine, vehicle-free trails for hikers and equestrians, while the Taylor Park Reservoir, a short drive away, provides opportunities for boating and fishing.

The campground itself features 50 sites, with 38 offering electric hookups, and accommodates both tents and RVs. Each site includes a picnic table, fire ring, and access to potable water and clean vault toilets. Despite its popularity, the design of the sites prioritizes a sense of space and privacy, creating an inviting atmosphere for everything from weekend getaways to extended stays. Whether you prefer peaceful stargazing or adrenaline-fueled outdoor pursuits, Lottis Creek Campground provides a gateway to Colorado's rugged beauty.