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Majority of sites are for trailer or RV camping. There are some tent sites on the peninsula and east side campgrounds.
Limited services: No drinking water on-site; firewood is scarce. Consider bringing your own.
Camping is only permitted in designated sites equipped with a fire ring and picnic table.
Individual sites have a maximum occupancy limit of six people, two vehicles, two tents or one camper.
Prohibited: Leaving camper, trailer, pitched tent or motor vehicle unattended for more than 24 hours; overnight camping in the inlet or other day use areas.
Camping is restricted to a period of not more than 14 days. Following 14-day period, person(s) may not relocate within area for seven days.
Quiet hours are 10 p.m. to 6 a.m.
From Denver take Interstate 70 to the Highway 40 (Empire) exit.
Take Highway 40 past Empire, over Berthoud Pass, through Winter Park, Fraser, Tabernash, Granby and Hot Sulphur Springs until you reach the town of Parshall.
At Parshall turn left (south) on Route 3; follow the road to the Williams Fork entrance.
My second time here...first time on the eastern shore and this time in one of their developed sites.
Simply a fantastic spot. And a free RV dump. Clean and it seems taken care of.
How this remains free is amazing. I really hope it continues to be. Having something like this on a lake is normally something you have to reserve in advance.
Best camping spot!! Restrooms are very clean with toilet paper! The spots have a picnic table and a small grill on the ground
We went down for our anniversary weekend to camp and fish. Cleanest vault restrooms I have ever seen! Very nice place and Kirk the camp host is very nice and helpful! We will definitely go back
