Campsite explorer

Explore camping in Colorado Front Range & southeast Wyoming

Explore the map, then check dates with the park or land manager.

Ontario Parks inventory + Michigan and Colorado/Wyoming pilots · Approximate pins · No live vacancy data

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Camping cost

What counts as free camping?

Colorado Front Range & southeast Wyoming

1 place to explore

Tap a map pin for a quick look, or choose a place below. Confirm the exact site and current conditions with its operator.

  1. No camping fee First come, first served

    Vedauwoo designated dispersed camping

    Near Cheyenne, Wyoming · Designated dispersed area

    Free marked sites along Vedauwoo Road and its spurs; no services or reservations.

    This is an area, not a held campsite. Camp only at marked sites. Check current road access, fire restrictions, and the Forest Service order before leaving; the road opens seasonally.

    Source: U.S. Forest Service · reviewed 2026-10-26. Check current conditions before travelling.

Once you have a place

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Pick who is coming, whether you will sleep in the car or a tent, and the gear quality you want. The builder starts with the essentials.

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Planning questions

Campsite questions, answered

What counts as free camping?

A green single pin marks a place with no camping fee; a green numbered group contains at least one such place. Neither promises an open site, a free permit, or legal camping at nearby pull-offs. Check the land manager’s map, access, fire rules, and posted signs.

At Vedauwoo, camp only in marked designated sites. Read the Forest Service order ↗

Can I book a campsite from this map?

The map helps you discover places; it does not show live vacancies or hold a site. Open a park’s official link to check dates, campsite type, fees, and reservation rules before you travel.

How do I find a campsite near me?

Choose a region, search by park or town, or use “Find my covered area.” Zoom into a group to compare places, then use the operator link for the exact campground and directions.

What should I bring for a first car-camping trip?

Start with shelter, a sleep system, water, food, lighting, and clothing for the forecast. Use our beginner’s guide and printable checklist to fill in the details.