Campgrounds locations near Wellington, CO

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Fort Collins North / Wellington KOA

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📍 4821 E County Rd 70, Wellington, CO, 80549

📞 970-568-7486

College town Fort Collins and cowpoke town Cheyenne, Wyoming, are both close enough to explore in the same day from this rural campground along I-25 near the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains (fantastic views!). Browse the shops, galleries and restaurants in Fort Collins' Old Town and tour the massive Budweiser plant. Cheyenne hosts Frontier Days every year in late July, and you can always visit the Frontier Days Old West Museum and Store. Bring your cowpoke inspiration back to the KOA and toss a few horseshoes. Or bring your own horse and exercise it in the campground corral and pasture. There's a large pet walk, playground and pool to exercise the rest of the family too. Relax in the rec room with cable TV or gather a group at the pavilion. Boat and picnic at Horsetooth Reservoir, hidden behind the bluffs overlooking Fort Collins.

Fort Collins / Lakeside KOA

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📍 1910 Lakeside Resort Ln, Fort Collins, CO, 80524

📞 970-484-9880

Welcome to the closest RV resort to Fort Collins. You'll find plenty of amenities here to please the entire family. Enjoy the 9-acre catch-and-release fishing lake, large playground, mini-golf course, bumper boats, Jumping Pillow, fitness trail, swimming pool, basketball court and more. Nearby, explore the historic Old Town district and microbreweries. Walk the Colorado State University campus or hike and raft in the Poudre Canyon. Take a day trip to Denver, Boulder, Estes Park or Rocky Mountain National Park. The campground features large, well-appointed sites with full hookups, 50-amp service, cable and Wi-Fi. One- and two-room Cabins, Cottages and Lodges have gorgeous lake views. Conference rooms and a pavilion are available for family reunions and group events.

Fort Collins / Poudre Canyon KOA

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📍 6670 N US Highway 287, Laporte, CO, 80535

📞 970-493-9758

A campsite here puts you within easy reach of one of Colorado's most scenic river valleys. Highway 14 winds along the Cache La Poudre River deep into the Rocky Mountains. The river is a favorite for whitewater rafters and kayakers; you'll also find turnouts where you can picnic and fish. Several hiking, biking and four-wheeling trails climb the valley walls. Your hosts can show you a little-used route from Poudre Canyon into nearby Rocky Mountain National Park, back through Big Thompson Canyon. At the Fort Collins / Poudre Canyon KOA, relax with a swim, a game of Ping-Pong and a romp with the kids in the playground.