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December 15, 2024. Christmas Party. Gate and Green Clubhouse. Bring dish to share 1:30 – 5
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May 27-30 Boyd Lake State Park
Boyd is located in the city of Loveland. From Hwy 34 (Eisenhower), turn right onto Boise St, then right onto 37th Ave. The road name changes to County Rd 11, continue on, then turn right into Boyd State Park. The route is well-signed. It’s also easy access to the walking trail around the lake. Other walking/running/biking trails are also nearby. Each site has electric hookups, and there are water taps conveniently located throughout the loop for filling, if you need it. There is a dump station just outside the actual campground.
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June 12- June 16 Golden Gate Canyon State Park
More than 12,000 acres of dense forest, rocky peaks, and aspen-rimmed meadows laced with miles of trails awaiting the hiker, horseback rider, mountain biker and winter sports enthusiast at Golden Gate State Park. .. There is NO cell or internet service in the Golden Gate Canyon State Park area. Emergency call boxes are located at the Visitor Center and Reverend’s Ridge Campground office. During the summer months there are 59 sites with electrical hook-ups that accommodate RV’s/campers, vehicles, rooftop tents and ground tents. In addition, there are 38 tent only sites -NO RV’s/campers are allowed in the tent only sites. .
July 17 - July 21 Gore Creek
Gore Creek Campground is located six miles east of Vail, at an elevation of 8,700 feet. There are only 25 sites at this campground (and some sites are tent only), so reserve early.
The campground provides bear-resistant food lockers. RVs longer than 35 feet this will not fit in this campground. Most sites can accommodate 1 extra vehicle that is not included in the reservation fee. Extra vehicle will be charged a per night fee and collected at the campground.
Travel east on I-70 to Exit 180 for East Vail. Turn right and follow the south frontage road (Bighorn Road) east to the road closure gate at about 2 miles. The campground is on the left.
July 25-28 Red Rocks Group
Red Rocks Group Campground is located 4 miles north of the town of Woodland Park. This rustic group site is in a ponderosa pine forest at an elevation of 8,200 feet. This campout is FREE to CSI members. Nonmembers and guests will pay a fee. Camping at Red Rocks gives us free access to 5-acre Manitou Lake. The Centennial Bike Trail is a paved recreation trail that connects Red Rocks Group Campground to Manitou Lake Picnic Area, Colorado Campground and the town of Woodland Park. Directions From the I-25 and Highway 24 intersection in Colorado Springs, Colorado, travel west on Highway 24 for about 18 miles to the junction with Highway 67 in Woodland Park. Turn right (north) on Highway 67 and drive about 4 miles. Turn right (east) on Forest Road 335. The campground entrance is up the road about 0.2 miles on the left. Latitude 39° 2′ 39.0001″ N Longitude 105° 4′ 46.9999″
July 30- Aug 1 Peakone
Peak One Campground is located on Dillon Reservoir near the town of Frisco, CO in the heart of Summit County. The reservoir is encircled by Swan Mountain and the dramatic Gore and Tenmile mountain ranges. In addition to boating, there is a variety of activities including camping, fishing, picnicking, bicycling, and hiking. Water contact including swimming, water skiing and SCUBA diving are prohibited on the reservoir Directions From I-70 take Exit 203, Frisco/Breckenridge. Travel through the town of Frisco south on Hwy. 9 to the Peninsula Recreation Area. Turn left and follow this road to the Peak One Campground.
Aug 1-Aug4 Father Dyer
Father Dyer Campground has 26 sites and is located in a shaded lodgepole pine forest near the eastern shore of Turquoise Lake at an elevation of 9,900 feet. A foot trail to the lake is available between campsites 16 and 17. Facilities include picnic tables, fire rings, pedestal grills, potable water, and vault toilets. Firewood is available at the host site. During weekdays, usage is moderate, but heavy on weekends. Altitude sickness may occur at this elevation. Other activities-Boom days and bike ride on the beautiful mineral belt. Directions: Follow signs from Leadville to Turquoise Lake Recreation Area I70 w, exit 195 Copper Mtn, Co91, right us 24, left CR9, right CR 9, right on turquoise Lake Road, left in 350 feet, right into father Dyer’s campground
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Aug 4- Aug 6 Sylvan Lake State Park
Sylvan Lake, Cabins, Campsites: Take I-70 to Eagle (Exit 147). Turn south through the Eby Creek roundabouts, under the railroad and across the river, then west on US HWY 6 (Grand Ave) for 0.9 miles. At the roundabout take the 3rd exit onto Sylvan Lake Road for 1.7 miles. Turn south on Brush Creek Road and travel 9 miles to the Visitor Center. Continue on Brush Creek Road until the road forks and becomes dirt. At the fork stay right and travel 5 miles to the lake, campground and cabins.
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Aug 6- Aug 11 Chapman Dam
Take I-70 west of Denver to Glenwood Springs, Colorado. Take exit 116 (Highway 82) south to Basalt. At Basalt, take Frying Pan Road. Go 29 miles to Chapman Campground. Situated above the Ruedi Reservoir, Chapman Campground sits at the base of a wide valley adjacent to the Fryingpan River in White River National Forest. Sites are surrounded by lodgepole pine, and several are at the river’s edge, offering an ideal setting for visitors seeking recreation and relaxation. Great trail right out of campground or you can drive to trailhead. Bring water.
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Sept 5-8 Oddfellows Group
Please join us for a CS group campout at the Oddfellows Grand Encampment. It’s located 27 miles southwest of Canon City. Follow Hwy 50 west through the Royal Gorge area. Just after the Parkdale sign, there is a left turn onto Rd 3 (Copper Gulch Rd). There is a rafting business on the left side of Hwy 50. Follow Copper Gulch Rd (It will eventually become Rd 28) until you come to the Deer Mountain Fire District (right side of the road). Take an immediate right. The campground is approx. ½ mile on the right side. This location has 15 electrical hookups spread throughout the campground, with many other areas for non-electric, tent or car campers. Facilities include a large pavilion with a full commercial kitchen (microwaves, frig, freezer with some ice) and ample space and tables/chairs for group dining and games. The campground also has restroom facilities which include showers. They have water available, but it is on a well, so RVers should plan on bringing their own. While they have a dump station, they require chemical-free dumping. They do have some cabins for those without tents or RV’s; these include the basics – bed, table, electricity – no bathroom, no bedding. .While there are no established trails on the Oddfellows property, there are a variety of trails in the area. Royal Gorge will be in operation, and there are also restaurants in that area. .
Reserve on Evite 38°21’40″N 105°28’43″W
Sept 29 - Oct 2 Blue Mountain
Location: Latitude 38° 57′ 41.0000″ N Longitude 105° 21′ 41.0000″ W Direction: From Lake George turn off of Highway 24 onto County Road 96. Follow the road for about 1 mile toward Elevenmile Canyon and take a right at the fork onto County Road 61. The campground is just up the way on the right. It has 21 campsites with parking spurs 16-40 feet and a maximum trailer length of 25 feet; elevation is 8,200 feet; facilities include toilets, water, tables and fire rings. Trail starting at campground. Visit the Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument, one of the richest and most diverse fossil deposits in the world. Petrified redwood stumps up to 14 feet wide and thousands of detailed fossils of insects and plants reveal the story of a very different, prehistoric Colorado. Several trails. Also an 11 mile drive up 11 mile Canyon cost five dollars to enter.