Camp In Colorado: Hall Valley Campground

The Hall Valley Campground is located about 8 miles west of Grant at an elevation of 9,900 feet. This campground has 9 campsites situated around a small meadow. Six of the sites are in dense spruce forest and three are in the meadow. Most of the sites have short back-in parking and are more suitable for tents. Campsites 7 and 8 will accommodate small to medium sized RVs or trailers. Tent areas are not well defined but there are plenty of flat areas. There is one vault toilet and a water hydrant. Those campsites located in the trees offer good shade and privacy. Some sites are near a small creek. This creek has been polluted by mining and contains no fish. The road through the campground is dirt. The road to the campground can be rough in spots. Reservations are not accepted for sites in this campground. Open late May through September.

Features:

9 sites	Maximum spur length of 20 feet
Drinking water	Next to stream or lake
One restroom	No disabled facilities
No reservations	Elevation: 9,900 feet

South Platte Ranger District: 303-275-5610

Activities:
HIKING: The South Park and Gibson Lake trails are nearby.

BIKING: Trails and forest roads are easily accessible from the campground.

WILDLIFE VIEWING : There is an abundance of wildlife for your viewing pleasure.

Directions:
Take Highway 285 west from Grant for about 3.5 miles to County Road 60. Turn west on County Road 60 and travel about five miles to the campground.

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