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Campground is in a mountainous region with beautiful scenery a few miles west of the Continental Divide. Recreation opportunities include four-wheel and OHV/ATV scenic driving. 23 campsites. 06/19/19 - Currently sites 5 - 13 are closed due to flooding and road washout.
From Sargents, CO, take US Rt. 50 east 1.1 miles to Forest Access/Tomichi Creek Rd. sign (County Rt. 888). Turn left at sign onto Rt. 888 and go 7.8 miles to campground sign. Turn right into campground.
This is a great place to dry camp if you want to get off the grid. Quiet and beautiful scenery. Lots of forest service roads for OHV riding.
Our camp host was very helpful, friendly, nicest man we've ever dealt with. I give Tommy a 5 star. We really enjoyed our 7 night stay at the snow blind camp grounds
My wife and I stayed in Snowblind in June of 2019 and were completely impressed with the facilities and surroundings. It is such a beautiful area with so much exploring to do! Art, the campground host was very helpful with any questions we had and was very hospitable. He and his dog Daisy made our stay so delightful!!!! Thanks Art!!!!!
Beautiful campground! We stayed at number 7 and the water access was a huge hit for my 3 yr old. The campground is easy to find. The left turn off the 50 is well marked. It says national forest access tomichi Creek road. The campground is 8 miles out and the drive is through ranch land. Picnic tables and fire pit are at the plots. Bathrooms are pit toilets. The water pump was closed but we had brought our own water anyway. I love all the pine and Aspen trees. There's a trail just across from the campground entry that leads to a nice summit. It's used mostly for mountain biking but it was walkable.
